Arts and Humanities in Oxford
Join the Arts and Humanities Oxford Summer School at Oxford Summer Courses
At Oxford Summer Courses, we invite curious minds to embark on a journey of arts and humanities exploration through our Arts and Humanities Oxford summer school. Tailored for ages 13-15, our unique learning experiences nurture independent thought within an inclusive community, hosted at prestigious Oxford University colleges, including Lady Margaret Hall, Somerville College, Worcester College, and New College. Each course runs for two weeks, offering comprehensive learning opportunities. Prices start from £6,995. Apply now to study Arts and Humanities and embark on a transformative summer school journey with Oxford Summer Courses.
Why Study Arts and Humanities in Oxford?
Oxford has long been a hub of cultural and intellectual discovery, making it an ideal location to study the arts and humanities. From the city’s historic architecture to its world-class museums, students will have the chance to immerse themselves in centuries of artistic and literary tradition. Our expert tutors will guide you through key areas in literature, history, philosophy, and the arts, encouraging you to develop a critical and reflective approach to the human experience. Through discussions, readings, and creative projects, you’ll engage deeply with some of the most important ideas in human history.
A Tailored Learning Experience
Our Arts and Humanities course is designed to meet the individual learning needs of each student, whether you’re exploring the subject for the first time or have a strong interest in the field. With small class sizes and personalised tutorials, you’ll have the chance to ask questions, develop your ideas, and receive constructive feedback. Students will explore different disciplines across the humanities through both classroom learning and visits to some of Oxford’s most iconic cultural landmarks, including museums, libraries, and historic sites. By the end of the course, you’ll have a deeper understanding of the human condition through the lens of history, literature, and the arts.
How are the Courses Structured?
Our Arts and Humanities courses are designed to be flexible and tailored to the interests of each student, ensuring a personalised learning experience. The two-week course covers a variety of disciplines, including literature, history, philosophy, and visual arts. The actual content may vary depending on tutor expertise and student preferences, allowing younger students to build foundational skills, such as critical analysis and creative thinking, while exploring a range of topics. The course structure adapts to individual goals, ensuring an engaging and enriching journey through the humanities.
Career Pathways and Skills Gained
Studying Arts and Humanities at Oxford Summer Courses provides valuable skills for both academic and personal growth. For younger students, this course helps develop essential skills in writing, critical thinking, and communication, which are crucial for future studies. The broad exposure to different subjects will also allow you to discover potential academic interests. Whether you wish to pursue future studies in literature, history, or philosophy, this course equips you with the tools to explore the human condition in all its complexity and prepares you for a successful academic journey.
Safeguarding and Wellbeing
At Oxford Summer Courses, the safeguarding and wellbeing of our students is our highest priority. All staff working with juniors (ages 9-12) and older students (ages 13-18) are fully trained in safeguarding policies and procedures, including enhanced DBS checks. We ensure a safe and supportive environment through robust policies that protect both the physical and emotional wellbeing of our students, offering age-appropriate care for every group.