International Relations (Oxford, 16-17) Oxford Summer Courses

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

Course Details

The International Relations Oxford summer school, offered by Oxford Summer Courses for ages 16-17, delves into the complexities of global politics. Participants explore topics like nationalism's origins, states' motivations, and theoretical approaches to international relations. The course analyses global issues such as war prevention, examines conflicts for broader insights, and fosters critical thinking. It offers tutorial Q&A sessions, academic skills development, and insights into career pathways through expert speakers and university fairs. Additionally, students visit various Oxford colleges for a comprehensive summer school experience, encouraging them to question and understand the world around them.

Accommodation

Stay in Oxford with comprehensive city tours, orientations, and planned activities.
Enhanced experience for 16–17 age group with evening socials and extended excursions.
Free time for flexibility and exploration.

Tuition

Tutorial-style teaching with interactive seminars and small group sessions.
Two pieces of independent work evaluated in 1:1 or 2:1 tutorials.
Certificate and letter of recommendation upon completion.

Extracurricular Activities:

Outings to iconic destinations like Westminster, the British Museum, or the city of Canterbury.
Full-day trips allowing ample time for exploration.
Free time with opportunities to arrange social activities with newfound friends.
City tours and orientations providing comprehensive introductions to Oxford.
Evening social events, college visits, and a memorable graduation ceremony.

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Stay in Oxford with comprehensive city tours, orientations, and planned activities.
Enhanced experience for 16–17 age group with evening socials and extended excursions.
Free time for flexibility and exploration.

Tutorial-style teaching with interactive seminars and small group sessions.
Two pieces of independent work evaluated in 1:1 or 2:1 tutorials.
Certificate and letter of recommendation upon completion.

Outings to iconic destinations like Westminster, the British Museum, or the city of Canterbury.
Full-day trips allowing ample time for exploration.
Free time with opportunities to arrange social activities with newfound friends.
City tours and orientations providing comprehensive introductions to Oxford.
Evening social events, college visits, and a memorable graduation ceremony.