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Master textbook note-taking: 1) Understand what to learn. 2) Outline the book. 3) Skim for key info. 4) Paraphrase in your words. 5) Write notes from memory. 6) Use graphs and charts. 7) Check for errors. 8) Highlight important details. 9) Include illustrations. 10) Condense your notes.

Economics is a captivating subject with many terms to learn. Understand concepts like GDP, inflation, interest rates, and more. Explore the world of economics and enhance your knowledge.

Discover the enchantment of creative writing with Oxford Summer Courses. Unleash your imagination, explore different genres, and enhance your communication skills. Nurture self-expression, empathy, and creativity while gaining valuable writing techniques.

Prepare for uni interviews with common questions from Oxford Summer Courses. Topics: course choice, field of study, contributions, challenges, intriguing topics, balancing commitments, community engagement, teamwork, staying updated, long-term goals.

Discover the 10 oldest universities in the world, rooted in Europe. From the University of Coimbra in Portugal (1290) to the University of Karueein in Morocco (859 AD), these historic institutions continue to shape higher education today.

Effective leaders possess great communication, organisation, delegation, trust-building, empathy, knowledge, accountability, generosity, passion, decision-making, empowerment, teaching, recognition, and self-assessment skills.

Oxford, with its stunning architecture and esteemed education, served as the backdrop for several iconic Harry Potter film scenes. Locations like Bodleian Library, New College, and Christ Church can be visited by fans.

Ignite your passion for English literature at Oxford Summer Courses. Immerse yourself in classic books like "The Great Gatsby" and "The Lord of the Rings" to deepen your understanding of storytelling.

Famous female writers throughout history broke barriers, challenged norms, and shaped culture. Explore their impact with us at Oxford Summer Courses.

Mechanical Engineering is the study of designing, building, and improving machines and systems that power modern life — from engines and aircraft to renewable energy and robotics. At Oxford Summer Courses, students aged 16–24 can explore mechanics, thermodynamics, CAD, and innovation in small, tutor-led groups in Oxford, building real-world problem-solving skills for future engineering careers.

Mathematics is the study of logic, structure, and patterns — a powerful discipline that underpins science, technology, and everyday problem-solving. At Oxford Summer Courses, students aged 13–24 can explore topics like algebra, calculus, and data analysis in Oxford or Cambridge, developing critical thinking and real-world skills in a tailored, engaging environment.

Innovation and Technology explores how new ideas are transformed into real-world solutions that improve lives — from smart devices to sustainable tech. At Oxford Summer Courses, students aged 13–17 can study this future-focused subject in Cambridge, building creative, technical, and entrepreneurial skills to help shape tomorrow’s world.