Compare 29 published Technology & Innovation summer programmes, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.



Live and study in a historic Oxford or Cambridge college this summer. Academy Royale International’s two-week academic summer schools give students aged 12 to 18 university-style teaching in more than 20 subjects, from medicine and law to AI and film.

Authentic Oxford & Cambridge Experience by Atlas Summer Courses immerses high school students in diverse academic studies and cultural explorations at these historic universities.


University-style summer programmes in Cambridge and Oxford for ages 13–18, combining academic rigour, world-class teaching, and an authentic taste of student life.


A 26-day Oxford residential program for grades 8-9, combining a Major and a Minor with cultural activities and city-based learning.


An academic summer school in Cambridge for students aged 14 to 17. Six courses, each teaching a subject and academic English together, with 20 hours of teaching a week.


An immersive Oxbridge Pre-University Taster Summer Programme combining university-level learning, practical projects, expert guidance and cultural experiences at colleges in Oxford and Cambridge.


Discover Cambridge from the inside with Oxbridge Summer Scholars. Our two-week residential summer programmes for students aged 14–19 combine academic exploration, university-style teaching, expert tutors and the distinctive experience of studying and living in a historic Cambridge college setting.


Exceptional learning experience in Oxford, blending immersive academics with practical, real-world challenges.


Transformative summer courses for teens, combining academic studies, cultural excursions, and growth opportunities in Cambridge.


Sapphire Education offers two-week residential academic summer programmes for students aged 14-18 at the University of Bath. Students choose from five subject pathways and combine university-style learning with hands-on projects, academic Masterclasses, guided reflection, career-focused workshops, excursions and a supported residential experience. The programme helps students explore future study options, build confidence and develop skills they can use in university applications, interviews and future academic study.


Five specialist LABs. Two weeks in Oxford. Explore the ideas shaping tomorrow, build a project you can be proud of and find an international community that shares your ambition.


The summer Juniors program offers English language learning, STEM exploration and leadership development for 9-15 year-olds, combining academic enrichment with cultural excursions in Oxford.


Choose your future with confidence at Study Mind's Summer Career Camps in Central London.


Summer Discover at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive selection of courses taught by industry experts. Fields of Study include sports management, medicine, psychology, entrepreneurship, and various STEM options. Students engage with their peers through hands-on, project based learning in their areas of interest, with popular courses in psychology, personal finance & investment, business and entrepreneurship, careers in medicine, and mechanical engineering.


Experience Oxford University’s world-renowned tutorial teaching system, explore fascinating subjects with experts in the field, and gain new skills to take you further in your future academic or professional career.


Give your child a summer of projects, games and new friends at Marlborough College. Students aged 10 to 12 tackle big questions on Academic Discovery or design their own video games on Young Game Creators, with daily sport and evening activities.

The Junior Summer School with Atlas Summer Courses offers diverse academic experiences for younger learners aged 9-12, hosted in prestigious UK boarding schools.


Immerse yourself in Tokyo’s culture and innovation through Academic Insights or Career Insights summer programmes for ages 15–18.


Cambridge residential study for grades 8-9, available as one two-week session or a combined four-week program at Peterhouse.


A London summer school at Dulwich College for students aged 12 to 16, with three very different courses: careers, English, and football with QPR.