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Compare 9 international relations options in Oxford for ages 13-18. Use the course panels first, then check dates, fees, provider details and course focus in the comparison table below.

LocationOxford
SubjectInternational Relations
AgeAges 13-18
Matched courses9
Best match
Experience International Relations, Politics & Leadership Academy
OxfordEnrolling Now
Experience International Relations, Politics & Leadership Academy
Why this is our best match
Matches your subjectIn your chosen destinationSuitable for the selected ageEnrolling now
  • Oxford University Colleges
  • 15-18
  • June - August 2027

This course helps students better understand the importance of relationships between nations and cultures. We’ll explore case-studies of international relations in action — and how it’s created significant change....

Young Leaders (13-15)
OxfordEnrolling Now
Young Leaders (13-15)
  • 13-15
  • 11 July, 8 August 2027

The Young Leaders in Oxford course (ages 13-15) empowers students to build leadership, confidence, and critical thinking while tackling global challenges. With small classes, expert English teaching, and hands-on...

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Residential £4,170; non-residential £2,520
Future Global Leaders at Headington Oxford
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Future Global Leaders At Headington Oxford
  • Headington School
  • 12-16
  • 12 & 26 July 2027

A politics and leadership course in Oxford for students aged 12 to 16, covering how governments and international organisations work, while developing English.

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From £4,795 residential / £3,495 non-residential (2 weeks)
International Relations (18-24 years old)
OxfordEnrolling Now
International Relations (18-24 Years Old)
  • Oxford University Colleges
  • 18-24 years old
  • June - August 2027

The International Relations summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers small-group tutorials for students aged 18–24, with fees from £6,995.

International Relations in Oxford for Ages 16-18
OxfordEnrolling Now
International Relations In Oxford For Ages 16-18
  • Oxford University Colleges
  • 16-18
  • June - August 2027

Analyse global dynamics in Oxford, a city that has shaped international diplomacy for centuries.

International Relations & Politics (15-17)
OxfordEnrolling Now
International Relations & Politics (15-17)
  • 15-17
  • 11 July, 25 July 2027

A two-week course for students aged 15-17 exploring international relations, political systems and contemporary global issues through discussion, research, projects and study visits.

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Residential £3,980; non-residential £2,610
Law, Politics and International Relations for Ages 14-15
Cambridge +1Enrolling Now
Law, Politics And International Relations For Ages 14-15
  • Oxford University Colleges +1
  • 14-15
  • December 6-19, 2026 | July 4-17, 2027 | July 18-31, 2027 | August 1-14, 2027

Question how societies are governed and how global decisions are made with an Oxford and Cambridge summer programme for ages 14–15. Explore law, politics, ethics and international relations while developing critical...

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December: £6550 | July-August: £6950
Law, Politics and International Relations for Ages 16-19
Cambridge +1Enrolling Now
Law, Politics And International Relations For Ages 16-19
  • Oxford University Colleges +1
  • 16-19
  • December 6-19, 2026 | July 4-17, 2027 | July 18-31, 2027 | August 1-14, 2027

Explore law, politics, philosophy and international relations through an intensive Oxford and Cambridge summer programme for ages 16–19. Debate questions of justice, power, governance and global affairs while developing...

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December: £6550 | July-August: £6950
Law, Politics & International Relations
OxfordEnrolling Now
Law, Politics & International Relations
  • St Hilda’s College
  • 14 - 17
  • 4-17 July 2027, 18-31 July 2027

Explore law, politics, diplomacy, global affairs and international relations while developing skills in critical thinking, argument and understanding global issues.

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£5,988 per programme

Course comparison

The table summarises the currently matched options. Compare the available dates, duration and fees, then check the course page for full details.

CourseProviderAgesDatesDurationFees
Experience International Relations, Politics & Leadership AcademyOxford Scholastica Academy15-18June - August 20272 weeks£7,495
Young Leaders (13-15)St Clare’s Oxford13-1511 July, 8 August 20272 weeksResidential £4,170; non-residential £2,520
Future Global Leaders at Headington OxfordSummer Boarding Courses12-1612 & 26 July 20272 or 4 weeksFrom £4,795 residential / £3,495 non-residential (2 weeks)
International Relations (18-24 years old)Atlas Summer Courses18-24 years oldJune - August 20272 Weeks£6,995.00
International Relations in Oxford for Ages 16-18Immerse Education16-18June - August 20272+ weeks£7,495
International Relations & Politics (15-17)St Clare’s Oxford15-1711 July, 25 July 20272 weeksResidential £3,980; non-residential £2,610
Law, Politics and International Relations for Ages 14-15Oxbridge Summer Scholars14-15December 6-19, 2026 | July 4-17, 2027 | July 18-31, 2027 | August 1-14, 20272 weeksDecember: £6550 | July-August: £6950
Law, Politics and International Relations for Ages 16-19Oxbridge Summer Scholars16-19December 6-19, 2026 | July 4-17, 2027 | July 18-31, 2027 | August 1-14, 20272 weeksDecember: £6550 | July-August: £6950
Law, Politics & International RelationsOxbridge Scholars14 - 174-17 July 2027, 18-31 July 202713 days£5,988 per programme

Choosing between these options

International Relations Summer Schools in Oxford for Ages 13-18 currently lists 9 matching options. Each option matches the location, subject and age filters shown on this page.

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How to compare these courses

For international relations, useful differences often come down to academic depth, teaching format, provider experience, location, dates, included accommodation or activities, and how clearly the course matches the student's current level.

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Before you apply

  • Confirm the course is genuinely based in Oxford or clearly explains any multi-location element.
  • Check that the provider's age guidance fits the student, as eligibility can vary between courses and sessions.
  • Compare the provider, dates, duration and fees rather than judging by title alone.
  • Look for a course description that explains what students will actually study or produce.

How to choose

When comparing international relations in Oxford for ages 13-18, start with fit rather than headline. A strong option should make the teaching level, practical work, dates, fees and provider responsibilities clear before you apply.

Academic level

Check whether the international relations course is introductory, advanced or designed for students with prior study. Age eligibility does not always tell you the academic level by itself.

Course focus

Look for a clear description of what students will study, practise or produce. Similar course titles can cover quite different project work, teaching styles or specialisms.

Dates, duration and fees

Use the table to compare timing and cost, then confirm the latest inclusions with the provider before applying.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best international relations summer school in Oxford for ages 13-18?

The best choice depends on the student's level, preferred teaching style, dates and budget. Start with the course panels on this page, then compare provider, duration, fees and course focus in the table.

Are these international relations courses all based in Oxford?

The page is filtered for Oxford, but some providers may use multiple campuses or explain a broader location model. Always check the course and provider details before applying.

Do course fees include accommodation and activities?

Inclusions vary by provider and course. Check the individual course page for accommodation, meals, activities and other inclusions, and confirm the latest details with the provider before booking.

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