LMH Oxford Summer Programmes
LMH Oxford Summer Programmes in Oxford, by Lady Margaret Hall.
- Duration
- Duration: 3, 6 or 9 weeks
- Dates
- Dates: Summer 2026
- Age Range
- Age Range: 19+
- Fees
- Fees from: £4,384 - £12,676
Program Summary
Beyond academics, the program includes a co-curricular schedule featuring skills sessions and guest speakers to support personal and professional growth. Set in the beautiful Lady Margaret Hall college campus, students enjoy not only academic excellence but also a vibrant social and cultural experience, including punting on the River Cherwell, formal banquets, and visits to world-class museums and historic sites.
Whether attending in person or online, students can expect an engaging and rewarding academic journey, making lasting friendships and drawing inspiration from Oxford’s historic “city of dreaming spires.”
Program Highlights
- Experience Oxford's esteemed tutorial system with personalized academic engagement
- Explore a wide range of subjects taught by seasoned experts
- Participate in a rich co-curricular program featuring skills sessions and guest lectures
- Enjoy vibrant social and cultural activities that immerse you in the Oxford experience
- Benefit from the picturesque setting of Lady Margaret Hall, fostering a stimulating learning environment
- Connect with a diverse international student body to enrich your global perspective
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What's Included?
- 33 hours of engaging core tuition over three weeks
- full board with daily breakfast and weekday lunch and dinner
- weekly evening talks by distinguished cross-industry guest speakers
- access to Lady Margaret Hall college library with 75,000 books
- formal graduation banquet in a traditional college dining hall
- vibrant cultural and social programme
- two day trips to popular UK cities like Bath, Bristol, or London
- punting on the scenic River Cherwell
- personal skills sessions covering public speaking, presentation, leadership, debate, and exam techniques
- weekly assessments culminating in a final grade and certificate
- eligibility for academic credit with transcript of assessed work sent to home institution.
Academics & Extracurriculars
Summer students are housed on-site at Lady Margaret Hall's college campus in leafy north Oxford, which is normally occupied by Oxford undergraduates during term time. Set amongst 12 acres of beautiful grounds around 15 minutes’ walk from the lively city centre, students will enjoy as peaceful haven in which to study and socialise. All rooms are single, with option for en suite or standard, and students will have access to the college's library and will dine in its formal dining hall.
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