How has history shaped the modern world? It’s time to question everything. But first, find out more on our fascinating Arts and Humanities course. Developed to extend your knowledge in three vital areas – history, philosophy and geography, it’s the ideal introduction into learning about key concepts that have influenced our cultures and lives throughout time.
Multitasking is a great skill. But multi-learning is even better. At Oxford Summer Courses, we use various teaching methods to ensure you gain the most from your studies.
Mixing traditional seminar sessions with practical workshops, we encourage collaboration and interaction, ensuring knowledge can be applied both on paper and in the real world.
Our Arts & Humanities course covers a broad range of topics; from the interaction of cultures and countries to the effects certain movements in time have on politics and structural concepts in today’s society.
Each week, you’ll be able to collaborate with leading academics mirroring the teaching method of the iconic, world-renowned and most respected educational establishments in the UK.
As current and past alumni of top universities, they’re highly specialised, recognised and knowledgeable in their chosen fields and can transfer their academic wisdom to you through interactive learning, independent study, seminars, and tutorials, depending on your age group.
Miles Kempton recently graduated with an MSc (with Distinction) in the History of Science, Medicine and Technology from Balliol College, University of Oxford. Previously, he studied History at Royal Holloway, University of London where he (...)
Sarah Bridge is a masters student in Medieval Studies at St Cross College Oxford. She is currently researching the interaction between different cultures and languages in England in the centuries following the Norman Conquest (...)
Max Long is a graduate student at Cambridge University, where he is studying for an MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Literature. His interests lie in technology, the environment and the role of emotion in the process of artistic creation (...)
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