Cambridge International Relations Summer School

Course Details

Cambridge summer school for ages 18-24.
Explore multiculturalism, national identities, and peace in a globalised world.
Tutorial-style teaching with small group seminars (max 8 students).
Independent study, industry insights, and future pathways sessions.
Diverse activities, college visits, and evening socials for a comprehensive experience.

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Accommodation

On-campus accommodation in the heart of Cambridge.
Comfortable living facilities for a well-rounded experience.
Enhanced social growth through evening socials and diverse activities.

Tuition

Taught on-campus between 9 am and 5 pm, Monday to Friday.
In-depth study of International Relations, dissecting case studies worldwide.
Industry insights discussions for valuable career guidance.
Assessment: Essay (50%), Presentation (50%).

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Extracurricular Activities:

- In addition to academic study, students are encouraged to engage in social activities and explore the city.

- Socialising with like-minded peers and participating in practical field trips are key components of the program.

- The program offers a rich social calendar, including traditional guided tours of University museums and relaxing punting trips on the River Cam.

Oxford Summer Courses was established in 2010 by two Oxford University alumni, Harry Hortyn and Robert Phipps. Offering a diverse range of over 40 subjects tailored for ages 9 to 24, their summer courses are hosted at prestigious university colleges and boarding schools in iconic cities including Oxford, Cambridge, London, and more. In 2023 alone, over 2,380 students experienced Oxford Summer Courses.

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