Exceptional learning experience in Oxford, blending immersive academics with practical, real-world challenges.
Our programmes empower you to push your limits, grow, and emerge with greater clarity, optimism, and confidence about your future. This transformation stems not only from classroom learning but also from enriching experiences beyond it—exploring historic sites, immersing yourself in new cultures, and forging lasting friendships.
In the classroom, you’ll delve deeply into your subject, guided by expert tutors through a dynamic blend of theory and practice. Build expertise and confidence in your field while earning a graduation certificate and a personalised Letter of Recommendation, enhancing your university applications.
Live on the Oxford University campus like an undergraduate, study in an inspiring academic environment, and embrace the independence of student life.
Owned by St Peter’s College (part of the University of Oxford), St Thomas’ perches on a site that has been a home to students for more than 600 years. This inspired heritage, coupled with the impressive list of alumni, makes St Thomas' a...
A historic college in the heart of Oxford, moments from the Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera and Sheldonian Theatre.
St Anne’s College dates back to the 19th century and was initially opened as a women’s college (though it now admits male students too). Most of the buildings of St Anne’s are less typical than some of the other Oxford colleges and feature...
An offshoot of Corpus Christi College (one of the most renowned and historic of Oxford University’s Colleges) the Lampl Building is centrally located and offers a safe base from which students can explore the city. Corpus Christi College...
As part of St Peter’s College, St George’s Gate was founded in the 20th century with the intention of providing education to students with academic potential who had financial difficulties. Students residing here benefit from more modern...
Central Oxford accommodation owned by St Peter’s College, beside Oxford Castle and the Castle Mill Stream.
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| Session | Dates | Duration | Price | |
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Session 1 - Two Weeks One of: | 4 Jul 2027 - 17 Jul 2027Enrolling now | 2 or 4 weeks | £7,495 | |
Session 2 - Four Weeks One of: | 4 Jul 2027 - 31 Jul 2027Enrolling now | 2 or 4 weeks | £14,690 | |
Session 3 - Two Weeks One of: | 18 Jul 2027 - 31 Jul 2027Enrolling now | 2 or 4 weeks | £7,495 | |
Session 4 - Four Weeks One of: | 18 Jul 2027 - 14 Aug 2027Enrolling now | 2 or 4 weeks | £14,690 | |
Session 5 - Two Weeks One of: | 1 Aug 2027 - 14 Aug 2027Enrolling now | 2 or 4 weeks | £7,495 |
Founded in 2013 by former Oxford University students, Oxford Scholastica offers a range of academic courses designed to give students an authentic insight into Oxford undergraduate life.
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Are you considering a career as a lawyer? This summer law course will give you a strong understanding of the legal system and different types of law, including human rights, international, corporate, and criminal. You’ll put your new-found understanding into practice with a mock trial.
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Want to improve your public speaking and debate skills? This debating summer course will help you develop confidence, learn persuasive techniques, and practise the art of rebuttal — skills that are essential in many careers and day-to-day life. You’ll learn what made famous speeches so powerful and put your skills to the test in our international diplomacy challenge.
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Curious to explore the field of medicine and see what it’s like to be a doctor? This course is designed to give students a deeper understanding of different specialties and medical ethics. You’ll also get hands-on experience with both clinical tasks and doctor-patient communication skills.
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This course brings business, economics and management to life, to help you better understand what it’s like to pursue study in this field. You’ll explore different types of businesses, discover a range of economic models, learn about game theory and financial markets, and see how management theories enhance business.
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Are you fascinated by rockets and robots? Do you love playing with computers? On this technology summer course, you’ll learn how websites are built using different coding languages, design a rocket using practical applications of maths and physics, and build your own hydraulics system.
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If you’re interested in health care and helping people, this summer medicine course is for you. Alongside theory, you’ll look at X-rays, discuss real clinical cases, and learn about recent and future advances in medical techniques and research.
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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. You’ll also put your new-found diplomacy skills to the test in our United Nations challenge.
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If you love understanding how things work and exploring individual components of machines and structures, there’s a good chance you’re considering engineering as an area of study. On this engineering summer course, you’ll explore the differences between mechanical, civil and electrical engineering — and build your very own engine.
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Fascinated by the human mind, thought and behaviour? If you’re thinking of studying psychology, this course will give you a great head start. You’ll learn how to define and measure personality, explore the connection between language and thought, and start to better understand social psychology and human interaction. You’ll also learn practical research skills.
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Where better than Oxford to hone your skills in creative writing? Get inspired by the city that was home to Tolkien, Lewis Carroll and Philip Pullman. In this course, you’ll explore different genres and plot-types, learn about the importance of dialogue, and practise different techniques to hone your skills and ensure writing becomes a part of your daily routine.
View moreIf you’re fascinated by computers and information technology, this computer science summer course is a great option. You’ll develop your knowledge of programming languages and put your skills to the test by designing a website. You’ll also learn about the development of computing throughout history and explore the future of Artificial Intelligence.
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Want to know what life in the business world is really like? On this business summer course, you’ll learn basic economics, corporate law, leadership, management, and public speaking. You’ll also explore the roles of marketing and social media in modern business.
View moreThe accommodation is on the Oxford University campus and is just a short 10 minute walk to the classes. You can see photos and read more about our accommodation here.
Students take part in a packed schedule of academic, social and cultural activities. Typically, mornings are taken up with academic content, while in the afternoon students experience a mixture of skills-based Masterclasses and cultural activities.
We ask that our students can speak, read and understand English well (our minimum English level is Common European Framework Level C1 which equates to IELTS 6.5).
Students' welfare and safety is our top priority at the Oxford Scholastica Academy. Students each have a Head of House, who is residential in their accommodation building, and is available day and night. During the day, we have a team of Activities Coordinators (one for every ten to fifteen students) who are there to support and supervise the students. Students do have some unsupervised free time during the day - for example, they have a two-hour lunch break on most days, which they can use to explore Oxford with their friends - and we aim to strike a balance of safe independence. Our younger students are not allowed to leave the building unless they sign out with a friend and for the first few days, a member of our team will walk with them to show them where to go for lunch.
We are very happy to help with airport transfers: We recommend flying to London Heathrow, as it's the closest airport to Oxford Our staff team will be there on arrival day, and if you book a flight which arrives at Heathrow between 8am and 3pm you'll be able to book to join our minibus service (which leaves between 9am and 4pm) On departure day, our minibus leaves Oxford between 6am and 12pm, so if your flight leaves from 10am to 4pm you'll be able to book onto this (we recommend allowing a minimum of four hours between the taxi leaving Oxford and the flight departure time, in order to be on the safe side).
No, we do not provide insurance - we'd recommend checking with your travel insurers to ensure that you are covered.
Students graduating from our programme will receive a personalised Letter of Recommendation and a Certificate of Achievement - these are invaluable assets for future university applications and an excellent example of proven interest in a subject. We often support alumni with their university applications by submitting their Letter of Recommendation directly to universities.
You can click here - https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor - for the latest visa information from the UK government about visas, including how to apply for a visa, how long it takes, and what it costs. Once the balance of the fees have been paid, we can send an official stamped letter which you can use to apply for your visa.
