At Oxford Summer Courses, we invite curious minds to embark on a journey of sociological and anthropological exploration through our Sociology and Anthropology Oxford summer school. Tailored for ages 16-24, 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 Sociology and Anthropology and embark on a transformative summer school journey with Oxford Summer Courses.
Why Study Sociology and Anthropology in Oxford?
Oxford is the ideal location for exploring the complexities of human societies, cultures, and social structures. With its academic history and wealth of resources, Oxford provides students access to leading scholars and a dynamic intellectual community. Students can deepen their understanding of social behaviour, cultural practices, global inequalities, and human evolution in a city that has fostered some of the world’s most influential thinkers. By studying Sociology and Anthropology in Oxford, students gain a broad perspective on societal dynamics in one of the world’s most prestigious academic environments.
A Tailored Learning Experience
Our Sociology and Anthropology courses are designed to offer personalised attention and focus on each student's interests. With small group sizes, students are encouraged to delve into the topics they are most passionate about, from social institutions and cultural anthropology to contemporary societal challenges. Tutors adapt the curriculum based on students' academic levels and preferences, ensuring that each participant gets the most out of their studies. Whether exploring the theories behind human societies or analysing real-world social issues, students receive an enriching, tailored experience.
How are the Courses Structured?
Courses follow a flexible structure to cover key aspects of Sociology and Anthropology. The exact content may vary depending on tutor expertise and student preferences. For younger students, the course provides a solid foundation in social theory and anthropological concepts, while older students can expect a more detailed exploration of complex societal issues. Each course is designed to adapt to student interests, making it a personalised and engaging experience.
Career Pathways and Skills Gained
Studying Sociology and Anthropology at Oxford Summer Courses provides a solid foundation for careers in social research, policy-making, journalism, international development, and human rights advocacy. The course hones critical skills such as analytical thinking, research methods, cross-cultural communication, and qualitative analysis. Whether students are looking to pursue higher education in the social sciences or a career in academia, government, or NGOs, this course provides the essential knowledge and practical skills needed for success.
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.
