International Relations and Politics course (Cambridge, 13-15 yrs) Oxford Summer Courses

Learn how people, governments and nations engage with one another at this International Relations and Politics Summer School in Cambridge. Delivered by Oxford Summer Courses for students aged 13-15, it’s a deep dive into the world of politics. Learn how different countries are governed and why conflicts arise. Explore current issues like media influence on voting and resource distribution in society. This course will challenge your views on governance and democracy. Discover what people power means, why societies are structured differently, and what triggers wars. Engage in masterclasses to develop teamwork, debating, and collaboration skills through interactive workshops. Set ambitious goals with our supportive staff and reflect on your progress throughout the course.

Learning in small groups, usually fewer than eight students, ensures you get plenty of quality time with your teacher. Through interactive lessons, your teachers will introduce new concepts and assign practice tasks to build your knowledge. You'll also have opportunities for group work, independent research, and class discussions. Small classes mean everyone has a chance to speak, debate, and learn from each other. This Summer School combines academic exploration, curriculum enrichment, and social engagement. Enjoy two daily lessons with Cambridge tutors and dedicated study sessions to work on homework with on-course staff assistance.