At Oxford Summer Courses, we invite curious minds to embark on a journey of psychology exploration through our Psychology Oxford summer school. Tailored for ages 13-24, 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 Psychology and embark on a transformative summer school journey with Oxford Summer Courses.
Why Study Psychology in Oxford?
Studying psychology in Oxford provides an exceptional opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of human behavior and mental processes in one of the world's most renowned academic environments. From foundational topics like cognitive psychology and neuroscience to advanced debates on mental health, our courses are designed to engage students with both theory and practical applications in the field.
A Tailored Learning Experience
Our Psychology courses are structured to cater to different age groups and learning levels. Small class sizes ensure personalized attention from expert tutors who adapt the content to meet the interests and goals of each student. Younger students are introduced to key psychological concepts, while older students engage with more advanced topics such as mental health, developmental psychology, and neuroscience.
How are the Courses Structured?
Our Psychology courses are designed to provide a comprehensive exploration of the subject. The actual content may vary based on tutor expertise and student preferences. Older students may engage with more advanced theory and analysis, while younger students focus on foundational skills. The courses are tailored to individual student interests, making this a major USP of the program.
Career Pathways and Skills Gained
Studying psychology opens up pathways to careers in mental health, research, counseling, and various sectors where understanding human behaviour is key. The course equips students with valuable research, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills that are useful for future studies and careers in psychology, education, health sciences, and beyond.
