Oxford
University of Oxford Summer School for Adults
Run by University of Oxford
- Ages
- 19+
- Duration
- 2 Weeks
- When
- 2027 dates pending
Summary
Immerse yourself in the historic and scholarly ambiance of Oxford with the University's Department for Continuing Education's dynamic Summer Program, offering a blend of personal enrichment, academic growth, and professional development.
The University of Oxford's Department for Continuing Education Summer Program offers a rich educational experience for adults, combining rigorous academic courses with a vibrant cultural program.
Participants, aged 18 and above, can choose from over 100 introductory one-week courses or delve into longer specialist topics across fields like literature, history, science, and business management.
Taught by current Oxford academics, the program uses the Oxford model of teaching to foster deep engagement and critical thinking.
Ranked as the top university worldwide for 2024, Oxford provides attendees with the opportunity to live and study at one of its historic colleges, immersing them in the university’s heritage.
The experience includes social events, lectures, and guided tours, allowing participants to explore Oxford and network with a global community. Additionally, students have the option to earn academic credit for transfer to their home institutions, enhancing both their educational and cultural experience.
Camp highlights
- A wide variety of courses across disciplines
- Opportunities for personal enrichment and professional development
- Accommodation in historic Oxford colleges
- Access to university facilities and resources
- Networking opportunities with international participants
- Options for assessed and non-assessed study tracks
Dates and prices
2027 dates pending
2 Weeks
2027 prices pending
The camp confirms availability when you enquire.
What the price covers
Full inclusion details
- Expert tuition from leading Oxford academics
- Elegant accommodation within historic Oxford premises
- Delectable dining experiences in college halls
- All necessary course materials for in-depth study
- Participation in a variety of cultural and social activities
Programme and activities
What you’ll do
Beyond study, there will be plenty of time to soak up all that the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Oxford has to to offer; its busy cultural and social scene comprises a wide variety of plays and shows, concerts, restaurants, films and exhibitions.
There are also world-class museums such as The Ashmoleum and The Natural History Museum to explore, alongside fascinating architecture, and of course, the Oxford colleges themselves.
A range of optional social events are available to attend, such as a quiz night, visit to historic pubs in Oxford, visit to Christ Church for Evensong and after-dinner talks and discussions.
There's also a welcome drinks reception and dinner on the first night as well as a formal gala dinner at the end of the programme.
Accommodation and meals
Rewley House is a central accommodation that has been given a 4-star rating as campus accommodation from Visit England. It takes up to 70 guests and students can choose to use this accommodation when studying in the centre.
The rooms are kitted out with their own TVs and tea and coffee making facilities, making them good spaces to both relax and study. Rewley House is in Wellington Square, close to the lively neighbourhood of Jericho where you can find plenty of restaurants and entertainment to enjoy around studies.
Location and travel
Oxford University Colleges
Camp pickup
Independent travel
Fly into London Heathrow Airport, the closest major international airport, or London Gatwick Airport. From Heathrow, take the Heathrow Express or London Underground to London Paddington station and catch a direct train to Oxford.
From Gatwick, take the Gatwick Express to London Victoria station and transfer to Paddington for the train to Oxford.
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