Programme · Atlas Summer Courses
Atlas Summer Courses offer authentic programs in Oxford and Cambridge, providing distinctive and enriching educational experiences for inquisitive minds aged 13-24. These unique two-week courses span a diverse range of subjects, including Arts and Humanities, Business Economics, Law, Medicine and Sciences, History, Politics, Social Sciences, and Tech and Engineering. Participants can extend their learning by booking back-to-back courses or choosing a four-week enhanced program to experience both Oxford and Cambridge.
Set within prestigious colleges, the summer courses foster independent thought in inclusive communities through interactive lessons, directed study, goal-setting, reflection sessions, and industry insights. Beyond seminars, students engage in college visits and benefit from a holistic approach to personal and academic growth.
The experience is further enriched with city tours, excursions, formal dinners, and graduation ceremonies, creating lasting memories and a strong sense of achievement. Embark on this exceptional educational journey and apply now for an unforgettable Oxford or Cambridge Summer Course!
Learn more on the official Atlas Summer Courses website .
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| Session | Dates | Duration | Price | |
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Session 1 - Cambridge - 2 Weeks | 27 Jun 2027 - 10 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 1 - Oxford - 2 Weeks One of: | 27 Jun 2027 - 10 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 2 - Cambridge - 2 Weeks | 4 Jul 2027 - 17 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 2 - Oxford - 2 Weeks One of: | 4 Jul 2027 - 17 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 3 - Cambridge - 2 Weeks | 11 Jul 2027 - 24 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 3 - Oxford - 2 Weeks One of: | 11 Jul 2027 - 24 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 4 - Cambridge - 2 Weeks | 18 Jul 2027 - 31 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 | |
Session 4 - Oxford - 2 Weeks One of: | 18 Jul 2027 - 31 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 2 weeks | £6,995 - £9,995 |
A specialist summer course provider offering an authentic experience of student life at the world-famous universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
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Architecture for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Architecture for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Architecture for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Art History for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Art History for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Artificial Intelligence for ages 16–17 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Biology for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Biology for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Availability for this legacy offering is being verified. Its previous details are retained for review; confirmed 2027 sessions are not currently listed.
Biotechnology and Genetics for ages 13–15 in Cambridge, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Biotechnology and Genetics for ages 16–17 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Biotechnology and Genetics for ages 18–24 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Chemistry for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Classical Civilisation for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Availability for this legacy offering is being verified. Its previous details are retained for review; confirmed 2027 sessions are not currently listed.
Computer Science for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Computer Science for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Creative Writing for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Economics for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Economics for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Economics and Finance for ages 16–17 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
English Literature for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Environmental Science for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Environmental Science for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
History for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
History for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Innovation and Technology for ages 13–15 in Cambridge, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Innovation and Technology for ages 16–17 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
International Development for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Availability for this legacy offering is being verified. Its previous details are retained for review; confirmed 2027 sessions are not currently listed.
International Relations for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Leadership for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Leadership for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Marketing and Media for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Mechanical Engineering for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Mechanical Engineering for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Availability for this legacy offering is being verified. Its previous details are retained for review; confirmed 2027 sessions are not currently listed.
Natural Sciences for ages 13–15 in Cambridge, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Availability for this legacy offering is being verified. Its previous details are retained for review; confirmed 2027 sessions are not currently listed.
Neuroscience for ages 13–15 in Cambridge, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Neuroscience for ages 16–17 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Neuroscience for ages 18–24 in Cambridge, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Philosophy for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Philosophy for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Philosophy for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Physics for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Availability for this legacy offering is being verified. Its previous details are retained for review; confirmed 2027 sessions are not currently listed.
Politics for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Psychology for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Sociology and Anthropology for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Sociology and Anthropology for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Sustainable Engineering for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Sustainable Engineering for ages 18–24 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
We use Oxford and Cambridge university accommodation with ensuite and standard rooms available.
For 13+ we offer 20 hours of tutor contact time with additional supervised study sessions to prepare for seminars. We also have reflection and goal setting times along with masterclasses teaching 21st century skills.
We require a minimum of B2 in English to attend these courses.
We have on course staff on site 24 hours a day. Porters lodges make sites secure and staff are given first aid training.
Airport transfers are included in our course fee and run on the first Sunday and final Saturday of the courses. Flights must be to Heathrow airport and within our arrival and departure times.
Health and travel insurance are both included in the course fee.
At the end of the course the students receive a certificate and a letter of recommendation to use as supporting documents for future applications.
A UK visitor's visa is required to attend this course. We provide a supporting letter on payment of the balance for those that require it.
