Social Sciences Summer Schools in Oxford for Ages 18-25
Compare 12 social sciences options in Oxford for ages 18-25. Use the course panels first, then check dates, fees, provider details and course focus in the comparison table below.
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Compare 12 social sciences options in Oxford for ages 18-25. Use the course panels first, then check dates, fees, provider details and course focus in the comparison table below.
Choosing a summer school
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Compare age requirements, campus locations, dates, duration and published fees. Check the subjects available and whether accommodation, meals and activities are included. Providers may hire university or school facilities independently; confirm who runs the programme and what the fee covers before applying.
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Economics (18-24 years old)
- Oxford University Colleges
- 18-24
- Verified 2027 sessions below
Economics for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Business Entrepreneurship in a Changing World
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- June - July 2027
What does it actually take to build a business from nothing — and to keep it standing when everything is working against you? This course takes you inside the mind of the entrepreneur: the risks they take, the mistakes...
International Relations (18-24 years old)
- Oxford University Colleges
- 18-24
- Verified 2027 sessions below
International Relations for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Climate Law and Policy
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- June - August 2027
Perhaps the greatest challenge facing humankind is anthropogenic climate change, the rapid warming of the earth’s temperature driven by the consumption of fossil-fuels and emission of greenhouse gases into the...
Leadership (18-24 years old)
- Oxford University Colleges
- 18-24
- Verified 2027 sessions below
Leadership for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Globalisation, Populism, and the Politics of Identity
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- June - August 2027
While the world has been moving increasingly towards greater inter-connectivity through trade, infrastructure, communications, and migration, criticism of ‘globalisation’ has been growing ever louder, with many blaming...
Politics (18-24 years old)
- Oxford University Colleges
- 18-24
- Verified 2027 sessions below
Politics for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
International Law
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- June - August 2027
Knowledge of the subject of International Law is vital, not just to those who hope to become lawyers, but to anyone who intends to be a well-informed citizen. The course begins with an introduction to international law...
Sociology and Anthropology (18-24 years old)
- Oxford University Colleges
- 18-24
- Verified 2027 sessions below
Sociology and Anthropology for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Law and the Pursuit of Freedom
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- June - August 2027
Does the law protect or undermine our freedom? Which legal doctrines govern our speech, assembly, property, and personal autonomy? This course offers the opportunity to explore these questions and more through an...
Social Minds: The Psychology of Connection and Division
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- June - August 2027
What brings people together — and what pushes them apart? This course explores how group identities are formed, how individuals understand themselves in relation to others, and how both connection and division emerge...
The Moral Life of the Law
- Oxford University Colleges
- 19+
- July - August 2027
What kinds of people, values, and relationships does Law assume? What is the Law's vision of the good life? Whose morality counts? This course explores Law and legal doctrine not as a neutral instrument but as a moral...
Course comparison
The table summarises the currently matched options. Compare the available dates, duration and fees, then check the course page for full details.
| Course | Provider | Ages | Dates | Duration | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economics (18-24 years old) | Atlas Summer Courses | 18-24 | Verified 2027 sessions below | 14 days | £5,495 – £9,995 per session |
| Business Entrepreneurship in a Changing World | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | June - July 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,384.00 |
| International Relations (18-24 years old) | Atlas Summer Courses | 18-24 | Verified 2027 sessions below | 14 days | £5,495 – £9,995 per session |
| Climate Law and Policy | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | June - August 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,384.00 |
| Leadership (18-24 years old) | Atlas Summer Courses | 18-24 | Verified 2027 sessions below | 14 days | £5,495 – £9,995 per session |
| Globalisation, Populism, and the Politics of Identity | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | June - August 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,384.00 |
| Politics (18-24 years old) | Atlas Summer Courses | 18-24 | Verified 2027 sessions below | 14 days | £5,495 – £9,995 per session |
| International Law | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | June - August 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,384.00 |
| Sociology and Anthropology (18-24 years old) | Atlas Summer Courses | 18-24 | Verified 2027 sessions below | 14 days | £5,495 – £9,995 per session |
| Law and the Pursuit of Freedom | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | June - August 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,384.00 |
| Social Minds: The Psychology of Connection and Division | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | June - August 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,384.00 |
| The Moral Life of the Law | Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford | 19+ | July - August 2027 | 3 Weeks | £4,640.00 |
Choosing between these options
Social Sciences Summer Schools in Oxford for Ages 18-25 currently lists 12 matching options. Each option matches the location, subject and age filters shown on this page.
How to compare these courses
For social sciences, 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.
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 social sciences in Oxford for ages 18-25, 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 social sciences 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 social sciences summer school in Oxford for ages 18-25?
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 social sciences 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.