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Students at Oxford Summer Courses had an eventful week in Cambridge. They toured King's College, enjoyed an afternoon tea at Harriet's tearoom, watched a play, explored London, and had a formal dinner.

VR transforms education: enhances engagement, personalises learning, improves outcomes. Explore VR's potential at Oxford Summer Courses. Apply now for a unique academic experience in stunning UK locations.

24 students and 3 staff travelled to London. They visited the British Museum, enjoyed Covent Garden, and explored Trafalgar Square. Downing Street and Westminster were admired before a restful time at St James' Park.

Join the vibrant May Morning celebrations in Oxford, a centuries-old tradition celebrating the arrival of Spring. Festivities include singing, dancing, and revelry. Discover the history behind this unique event and its connection to May Day.

Discover the parallels between effective tutoring and delivering tough feedback. At Oxford Summer Courses, our tutorial teaching method fosters independent learning and critical thought. Learn how Radical Candour principles align with creating a supportive environment.

Experience a day at Oxford Summer Courses: breakfast, tutorials, free afternoons, formal dinners, cultural events, and entertainment. Apply for summer 2023 to explore academic subjects, meet like-minded individuals, and create lifelong friendships.

Join Oxford Summer Courses for an unforgettable experience in summer 2023. Benefit from top academics, small seminar groups, authentic college living, English cultural activities, and a protected certificate. Earn credit and receive a recommendation letter.

Explore Oxford's Bodleian Libraries, famous for their academic treasures and stunning architecture. As a legal deposit library for 400 years, it houses over 13 million items. From the iconic Radcliffe Camera to the transformed Weston Library, trace its remarkable history and growth.

Mathematical Bridge in Queen's College, Cambridge defied 18th-century engineering with an arched shape using straight timbers. Designed by Etheridge, built by King, it relies on compression. Repairs and teak rebuild in 1905. Apply to Oxford Summer Courses for a memorable experience in 2023.

If the effects of the pandemic have now left you studying at home, it's essential that you keep socialising with your friends and family to maintain good wellbeing. Read our top tips on how to maintain a healthy social life whilst studying at home.

Are you currently studying from home and want to make sure you're getting the most out of your study. Read our 8 top tips for making sure your optimising your online learning.

Mechanical engineering embraces new technological trends: 1) 3D Printing for prosthetics and art, 2) Nanotechnology in fluid mechanics and bio-medicine, 3) Internet of Things (IoT) connecting devices, 4) Electric Vehicles shift, and 5) CAD-CAM Sustainability for eco-friendly design.