Physics at Oxford Summer Courses 13-15
Course Details
- Explore the history of the atom, relativity, and other key physics concepts to understand the science that shapes our world.
- Delve into topics such as mechanics, electronics, astrophysics, and particle physics, supported by examples, problems, and the scientific method.
- Participate in a masterclass to acquire life skills like teamwork, debating, and collaboration through an interactive workshop.
Accomodation
- Experience a vibrant Oxford summer school experience with city tours, orientations, and group explorations led by summer school staff.
- Participate in social and cultural activities, including formal dinners and Bop events, creating a unique atmosphere for socialising.
- Stay in accommodations that foster personal growth and provide opportunities for socialising and exploration.
Tuition
- Learn in small groups with no more than 8 students, ensuring personalised attention from your teacher.
- Benefit from interactive learning, group work, independent research, and homework assignments discussed in class.
- Receive a certificate and letter of recommendation upon course completion, marking your achievements and preparedness for future endeavours.
Extracurricular Activities:
- Explore iconic locations such as the British Museum, Warwick Castle, the Tower of London, Westminster, Bath, Blenheim Palace, and more.
- Engage in a variety of social and cultural activities, ensuring a holistic approach to personal and academic growth.
- Experience the historic city of Oxford and its famous university buildings, immersing yourself in its rich history and beauty.
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.
- Experience a vibrant Oxford summer school experience with city tours, orientations, and group explorations led by summer school staff.
- Participate in social and cultural activities, including formal dinners and Bop events, creating a unique atmosphere for socialising.
- Stay in accommodations that foster personal growth and provide opportunities for socialising and exploration.
- Learn in small groups with no more than 8 students, ensuring personalised attention from your teacher.
- Benefit from interactive learning, group work, independent research, and homework assignments discussed in class.
- Receive a certificate and letter of recommendation upon course completion, marking your achievements and preparedness for future endeavours.
- Explore iconic locations such as the British Museum, Warwick Castle, the Tower of London, Westminster, Bath, Blenheim Palace, and more.
- Engage in a variety of social and cultural activities, ensuring a holistic approach to personal and academic growth.
- Experience the historic city of Oxford and its famous university buildings, immersing yourself in its rich history and beauty.
Location:
University of Oxford campus
Fees from:
£6,395
Typical duration:
2 Weeks
Dates:
23rd June - 24th August 2024
Age Range:
13-15
"The best lesson I have had so far was at the beginning of the course when we studied Game Theory, and when we did presentations in class about shops or platforms that we had to imagine ourselves."
"The best thing about the Medicine course was the interactivity of the lectures. My tutor was really interested in the subject, so I always felt like I could go up to her and ask her questions, whether they were about what we were learning or about other areas of biotechnology."
"The course gave me an insight into how to make arguments in support of or against certain positions which is useful in law and the tutor assisted me in how to structure these arguments. I've enjoyed the company of having a roommate and that you make so many new friends."
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