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The Cambridge Tradition Summer School for Grades 10-12

The Cambridge Tradition Summer School, offered by Oxbridge Programs for grades 10-12, provides diverse academic courses and cultural immersion at Cambridge University.

Dates & Fees
  • Cost: $7,125 - $12,335 USD
  • Ages: 15-18
  • Dates: 7 July - 4 August
  • Location: Cambridge
  • Duration: 2 or 4 weeks

Summary

The Cambridge Tradition, held at Jesus College, University of Cambridge, is an enriching high school program for students in Grades 10-12. This program offers unique courses such as Aerospace Engineering, Medicine, and Psychology in two-week sessions. With costs starting at $7,125 for a single session, students experience a blend of academic rigor and cultural immersion. The tuition covers accommodation, meals, and various educational activities. Additionally, there’s an option to extend the experience with the Barcelona Connection. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, cultural exploration, and personal growth, making it an ideal choice for ambitious high school students. For more details, visit The Cambridge Tradition.

Program Features

  • Esteemed Faculty: Learn from distinguished university professors and experts in various fields
  • Engaging Subjects: Choose from a wide array of intellectually stimulating courses
  • Interactive Learning: Participate in lively debates, discussions, and hands-on projects
  • Inspiring Location: Study in the world-renowned University of Cambridge
  • International Perspective: Interact with students from diverse backgrounds, fostering global understanding
  • Cultural Exploration: Immerse yourself in the rich history and heritage of your chosen program location
  • Academic Growth: Develop critical thinking, research, and presentation skills, preparing for future academic success.

What's Included?

  • All tuition and class materials
  • Accommodation, breakfast and dinner
  • Airport transfers
  • Full cultural and activities programme, including excursions

Program Campuses

Key Information
Dates & Fees
  • Cost: $7,125 - $12,335 USD
  • Ages: 15-18
  • Dates: 7 July - 4 August
  • Location: Cambridge
  • Duration: 2 or 4 weeks

Courses

Courses offered as part of this Program.
Zoology (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
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16 -18
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Cambridge

Participants discover the spectacular diversity of animal forms and behavior in the natural world. They take trips through nature trails and to Cambridge University's Museum of Zoology. These complement classroom exploration of molecular biology, natural selection, animal communication, theories of instinct and innate behavior, imprinting, predation, protection, and behavioral development.
Sports Medicine (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
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16 -18
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Cambridge

This course explores three main areas of sports medicine: biomechanics; sports psychology, and exercise physiology, including diet, fitness regimes, and the effects that artificial substances, such as steroids, have on the human body. Students also explore the ethical questions surrounding the use of special surgery and doping in sports.
WWII (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
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16 -18
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Cambridge

Students will explore the most recent body of work on the origins, course, and consequences of WWII. Students will go on short field-trips and complete individual research projects to complement their classroom instruction. This course will concentrate on the different theatres of the war, including the home front; the ways in which different people and groups experienced the conflict; how governments sought to maintain morale; and about the work of allied military intelligence at Bletchley Park
Marketing and Communications (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

Students assess the power of suggestion, persuasion, and product placement. Using a range of case studies and creative examples across all media, they explore early salesmanship and modern branding before going on to discover how modern marketers communicate ideas, products, and brands to the public. Balancing creative skills with business acumen, they engage in branding exercises, interactive sales games, and the design and development of their own communications campaigns.
Medical Science (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

This hands-on course introduces students to key aspects of medical science and modern medical practice. Combining specialist lectures with experiments and class discussions, students learn the principles of human anatomy and physiology, the pathology and significance of certain diseases, the main challenges that medical science faces today, and are introduced to the wide and growing range of possible careers in medicine.
Medicine and the Brain (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

In this course, students examine the development of the specialty of neuroscience. They learn the main principles of cognitive psychology, neuroanatomy and neurophysiology, and clinical methods and practices. They also explore the technology behind diagnostic tools like CT and MRI scanners.
Photography (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

Students receive guidance in artistic, landscape, and portraiture photography. This helps them record their exploration of England and produce a comprehensive photographic record of their experiences. The class culminates in a formal exhibition. Students need their own DSLR camera with USB cable, charger, and at least one 16 GB memory card.
Psychology (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

Students investigate a wide range of psychological topics, including dreams, memory, consciousness, anxiety, body language, gender, and sexuality. Alongside, they uncover the history of the subject, study case histories, learn about various mental disorders, and different research methodologies. They go on to design their own experiments under the guidance of research specialists and practicing clinicians.
Game Theory (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

The object of this course is to introduce students to the main concepts in Game Theory, to expose them to the way in which game theory helps explain how decision-makers arrive at their decisions, and why they often fail to make the right ones. Alongside, students will be introduced to different games, from Nash's bargaining game to the Prisoner's Dilemma, and to the way in which Game Theory is applied to Economics and, increasingly, the Social Sciences, International Relations, Biology, Computing, and AI, to name but a few of the disciplines it informs.
Genetics (The Cambridge Tradition)
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$7,125/$12,335
http://Ages
16 -18
http://Location
Cambridge

At the university that cracked the DNA code, students discover the exciting disciplines that are transforming medicine. Working alongside with researchers, students discover medical genetics, genetic linkage, DNA manipulation, sequencing, genomics, and study inherited diseases. They go on to analyze the factors underlying diseases and explore the ethical issues surrounding, genetic engineering, cloning, and gene therapy.

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