Psychology (Cambridge, 13-15) Oxford Summer Courses

Course Details

Oxford Summer Courses offers a captivating Psychology course in Cambridge for students aged 13-15. The program focuses on understanding the human mind and exploring topics such as memory, social behaviour, and decision-making. With a small class size of no more than 8 students, the course utilises interactive learning, group work, and independent research to enhance students' knowledge and skills.

Accommodation

Stay in the City of Cambridge.
Your accommodation will be based on your chosen room type and age group.
For our 13-15 Cambridge age group, full-board accommodations include breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided by the college.
The 16-17 and 18-24 Cambridge age groups have half-board arrangements, offering breakfast and dinner, with dinner featuring a mix of college and local restaurant meals. Lunch is not provided.

Tuition

Dynamic learning experience with two lessons per day,
Interactive approach with a maximum class size of 8 students.
For the 16-17 age group, academic pursuits deepen with seminars, tutorials, and independent study sessions.
The 18-24 age group emphasizes independent study, industry insights discussions, and career guidance.

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Extracurricular Activities:

Typical outings to iconic destinations such as Westminster in London, the British Museum, and Canterbury.
Excursions become full-day trips.
Free time is incorporated, providing flexibility to organise activities with new friends.
City tours and orientations for a thorough introduction to the city.
Evening socials, college visits, and a graduation ceremony.

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Stay in the City of Cambridge.
Your accommodation will be based on your chosen room type and age group.
For our 13-15 Cambridge age group, full-board accommodations include breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided by the college.
The 16-17 and 18-24 Cambridge age groups have half-board arrangements, offering breakfast and dinner, with dinner featuring a mix of college and local restaurant meals. Lunch is not provided.

Dynamic learning experience with two lessons per day,
Interactive approach with a maximum class size of 8 students.
For the 16-17 age group, academic pursuits deepen with seminars, tutorials, and independent study sessions.
The 18-24 age group emphasizes independent study, industry insights discussions, and career guidance.

‍

Typical outings to iconic destinations such as Westminster in London, the British Museum, and Canterbury.
Excursions become full-day trips.
Free time is incorporated, providing flexibility to organise activities with new friends.
City tours and orientations for a thorough introduction to the city.
Evening socials, college visits, and a graduation ceremony.