At Oxford Summer Courses, we invite curious minds to embark on a journey of international relations and politics exploration through our International Relations and Politics 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 International Relations and Politics and embark on a transformative summer school journey with Oxford Summer Courses.
Why Study International Relations and Politics in Oxford?
Oxford is one of the most inspiring settings to explore the complexities of international relations and politics. With access to leading academics and vast research resources, students have the chance to engage with the study of political systems, diplomacy, international law, and human rights in one of the world’s most prestigious educational environments. The historical depth of Oxford provides an unparalleled backdrop for students interested in understanding political landscapes from both a historical and contemporary perspective.
A Tailored Learning Experience
Our International Relations and Politics courses offer an adaptable curriculum that evolves based on the student’s interests and academic level. From diplomatic simulations to discussions on global governance, students will explore areas that matter most to them with the guidance of expert tutors. With small group sizes, each student receives personalised attention, ensuring an enriching and focused academic experience. Whether delving into theories of international relations or analysing real-world political events, our course is designed to suit each student’s academic needs.
How are the Courses Structured?
Our courses follow a flexible structure that covers a range of important topics in international relations and politics. The content can vary based on tutor expertise and student preferences. Younger students will focus on foundational principles, such as understanding political systems and global governance, while older students engage with more complex theoretical frameworks and current political events. The structure ensures that students get a tailored learning experience that addresses their personal academic and career goals.
Career Pathways and Skills Gained
Studying International Relations and Politics offers a strong foundation for careers in diplomacy, law, international organisations, and government. The critical thinking, negotiation, and analytical skills gained through this course are applicable across multiple fields. Whether students aspire to work in the United Nations, foreign embassies, or non-governmental organisations, this course equips them with the knowledge and skills to pursue a range of career paths in international affairs.
