Join the Sociology and Anthropology Oxford Summer School at Oxford Summer Courses

At Oxford Summer Courses, we invite curious minds to embark on a journey of sociology and anthropology 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?

Studying sociology and anthropology in Oxford offers students the chance to explore human behavior, cultures, and social structures in an environment known for academic excellence. Oxford’s rich history and diverse intellectual atmosphere make it the perfect place to challenge your ideas and broaden your understanding of how societies function and evolve.

A Tailored Learning Experience

Our Sociology and Anthropology courses are designed to accommodate different learning levels across the age range. Small class sizes mean that each student receives personalized guidance from tutors who tailor the course content to match their academic interests and career goals. Younger students engage with core topics like cultural anthropology and sociology basics, while older students explore more complex social theories and ethnographic studies.

How are the Courses Structured?

Our Sociology and Anthropology courses are structured to provide a deep exploration of human societies and cultures. The actual content may vary based on tutor expertise and student preferences. Older students engage with more advanced theories and methodologies, while younger students focus on foundational skills. Courses are tailored to individual student interests, providing a highly personalized learning experience.

Career Pathways and Skills Gained

Studying sociology and anthropology equips students with critical thinking, research, and analytical skills, applicable in fields such as social research, public policy, international development, and education. These courses provide the foundation for a future in diverse sectors that require a deep understanding of social dynamics and human behavior.