Mathematics Immerse Education 16-18
Course Details
- Engage with advanced pre-university mathematics topics including matrix calculus, real analysis, and vector spaces.
- Develop valuable problem-solving skills and gain insights into the practical applications of mathematics.
- Experience university-level mathematics in small class sizes, guided by expert tutors from world-class universities.
Accomodation
- Reside in a Cambridge University College or Oxford College, with separate accommodation for males and females.
- Enjoy breakfast and dinner on campus, with lunch included for students aged 13-15.
- Participate in an action-packed social programme, including punting, zorb football, and a murder mystery night.
Tuition
- Benefit from 40 hours of academic sessions from Oxford and Cambridge University tutors.
- Enhance your academic skills through workshops on productivity tips, 21st-century technology skills, and more.
- Receive a personal project or creative portfolio to present at the end of the course, along with a detailed evaluation from your tutor.
Extracurricular Activities:
- Explore the UK with excursions to Oxford, London, and other cultural highlights.
- Experience traditional 'Formal Hall' dining in Cambridge and Oxford colleges.
- Engage in a unique social programme, including activities like croquet and afternoon tea in Cambridge.
Established in 2012, Immerse Education is dedicated to offering exceptional educational experiences to students aged 13-18. With a global reach, they take pride in their diverse community, welcoming students from over 125 nationalities. Their commitment to academic excellence is reflected in the delivery of more than 2,500 programs, guided by tutors from world-leading universities. Immerse Education provides enriching programs hosted in prestigious colleges, including those at Oxford and Cambridge University, University College London, and the University of Sydney.
- Reside in a Cambridge University College or Oxford College, with separate accommodation for males and females.
- Enjoy breakfast and dinner on campus, with lunch included for students aged 13-15.
- Participate in an action-packed social programme, including punting, zorb football, and a murder mystery night.
- Benefit from 40 hours of academic sessions from Oxford and Cambridge University tutors.
- Enhance your academic skills through workshops on productivity tips, 21st-century technology skills, and more.
- Receive a personal project or creative portfolio to present at the end of the course, along with a detailed evaluation from your tutor.
- Explore the UK with excursions to Oxford, London, and other cultural highlights.
- Experience traditional 'Formal Hall' dining in Cambridge and Oxford colleges.
- Engage in a unique social programme, including activities like croquet and afternoon tea in Cambridge.
Location:
Cambridge
Fees from:
£5,845 - £17,445
Typical duration:
2-4 Weeks
Dates:
7th July 2024 - 3rd August 2024
Age Range:
16-18
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