Ppe: Globalisation, Populism, And Identity
Course Details
This course explores globalisation, its economic implications and the role of international organisations such as the United Nations. You will also study responses to globalisation, from political movements like Brexit and Trumpism to social movements like Black Lives Matter and the Arab Spring. The course engages with ethical and theoretical constructs to better understand the dynamics of these phenomena. Perfect for students seeking to understand significant political events.
Accomodation
1. Accommodation provided at Lady Margaret Hall College during the course
2. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided on teaching days
3. Graduation Formal Hall on the final evening with a special banquet in the Dining Hall
Tuition
1. LMH Summer Programmes are created and taught by skilled academics and specialists from Lady Margaret Hall and University of Oxford
2.The courses are delivered using the Oxford teaching approach which highlights personalised small-group learning
3.The programme includes a range of class formats such as lectures, seminars, and tutorials
Extracurricular Activities:
1. Accommodation provided at Lady Margaret Hall College during the course
2. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided on teaching days
3. Graduation Formal Hall on the final evening with a special banquet in the Dining Hall
1. LMH Summer Programmes are created and taught by skilled academics and specialists from Lady Margaret Hall and University of Oxford
2.The courses are delivered using the Oxford teaching approach which highlights personalised small-group learning
3.The programme includes a range of class formats such as lectures, seminars, and tutorials
Location:
Oxford
Fees from:
£3,725
Typical duration:
3 Weeks
Dates:
25th June - 15th July / 6th - 26th August
Age Range:
19+
"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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