Psychology (Oxford, 16-17) Oxford Summer Courses

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Psychology

Psychology course (16-17 yrs) at Oxford Summer Courses in Oxford

Course Details

Explore Psychology at Oxford Summer Courses for ages 16-17. Understand the complexities of the mind and its impact on behaviour. Delve into neuroanatomy, psychological theories, and career pathways. Engage in tutorials, set ambitious goals, and gain insights into yourself and others. Experience a comprehensive Oxford summer school with college visits and expert speakers.

Accommodation

Experience living in a historic Oxford college setting
Enjoy individual rooms for each occupant
Provided with bed linen and towels
Half-board accommodation with breakfast and dinner included
Dinner choices include meals at college or local restaurant reservations

Tuition

Tutorial-style teaching fosters self-directed learning
Interactive seminars in small groups (max 8)
Complete two pieces of independent work
Evaluated in 1:1 or 2:1 tutorials
Discuss work and feedback with tutor
Receive certificate and letter of recommendation

Extracurricular Activities:

Outings to iconic destinations such as Westminster, the British Museum or the city of Canterbury.
Full-day trips give time to explore.
Free time with flexibility to organise social activities with new friends.
City tours and orientations giving a thorough introduction to Oxford.
Evening socials, college visits, and a graduation ceremony.

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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Experience living in a historic Oxford college setting
Enjoy individual rooms for each occupant
Provided with bed linen and towels
Half-board accommodation with breakfast and dinner included
Dinner choices include meals at college or local restaurant reservations

Tutorial-style teaching fosters self-directed learning
Interactive seminars in small groups (max 8)
Complete two pieces of independent work
Evaluated in 1:1 or 2:1 tutorials
Discuss work and feedback with tutor
Receive certificate and letter of recommendation

Outings to iconic destinations such as Westminster, the British Museum or the city of Canterbury.
Full-day trips give time to explore.
Free time with flexibility to organise social activities with new friends.
City tours and orientations giving a thorough introduction to Oxford.
Evening socials, college visits, and a graduation ceremony.