Economics: Financial Markets
Economics: Financial Markets
In this exciting two-day course we will look at the inner workings and principles of financial markets - shares, bonds and currencies.
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
This course will introduce students to the core topics of Cardiology and Haematology, as well as to the inter-personal skills required when dealing with patients.
English Literature – Literary Theory
English Literature – Literary Theory
An intensive two-day class for students aged 15-18, introducing literary theory - feminism, postcolonial theory and the death of the author.
Historical Studies Weekend
Historical Studies Weekend
Get stuck into the big debates about historical truth, objectivity and purpose. A great way to prepare for the jump from school to undergraduate level perspectives on history.
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Economics
A two-day introductory course for those new to the academic study of economics, covering key concepts and thinkers in micro and macroeconomics.
Historical Studies Weekend
Historical Studies Weekend
Get stuck into the big debates about historical truth, objectivity and purpose. A great way to prepare for the jump from school to undergraduate level perspectives on history.
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
This course will introduce students to the core topics of Cardiology and Haematology, as well as to the inter-personal skills required when dealing with patients.
Criminal Law – Weekend Course
Criminal Law – Weekend Course
Discover the law covering some of the most serious criminal offences on the statute book, from theft and robbery to murder and conspiracy.
Medicine 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry & Medical Ethics)
Medicine 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry & Medical Ethics)
This course will introduce students to core topics related to the health of the mind and brain, looking at Neurology, and Psychiatry. We will also engage with some of the most difficult and challenging debates within medical ethics.
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
Get a taste of three very different academic disciplines and see how each complements and deepens our understanding of the world.
English Literature – Literary Theory
English Literature – Literary Theory
An intensive two-day class for students aged 15-18, introducing literary theory - feminism, postcolonial theory and the death of the author.
Economics: Financial Markets
Economics: Financial Markets
In this exciting two-day course we will look at the inner workings and principles of financial markets - shares, bonds and currencies.
Human Rights and International Law – Weekend Course
Human Rights and International Law – Weekend Course
Discover the law that governs how our human rights are protected, both domestically and internationally, as well as discussing the legal implications of war between states.
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
In this exciting three-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets, the theoretical underpinnings of different systems of money and capital, and what can happen when those systems fail.
Medicine Summer School – Part 1 (Dealing with Patients, Haematology, and Cardiology)
Medicine Summer School – Part 1 (Dealing with Patients, Haematology, and Cardiology)
This course will introduce students to the core topics of Cardiology and Haematology, as well as to the inter-personal skills required when dealing with patients.
Young Lawyers Summer School
Young Lawyers Summer School
This course will give students the opportunity to take their first steps towards a legal career in an lively, challenging and enjoyable environment together with others who have an interest in law or who are keen to learn about it.
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
This four-day course will look at the central questions of moral and political philosophy, from liberty and democracy to meaning and purpose in public life.
Physics Summer School – Part 1
Physics Summer School – Part 1
This course, suitable for all students aged 15-18, will focus on classical mechanics, electromagnetism and astrophysics. The focus will be on interactivity, with seminar classes, problem sets and plenty of individual support.
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
This part of the Summer Law School will look at the the rapidly evolving fields of International and Human Rights Law, with active problem solving and discussion throughout.
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
This course will examine how and why economies grow at different rates, what governments can do in terms of economic policy, and the impact on citizens of different distributions of wealth and income within and between economies.
Medicine Summer School – Part 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry, and Medical Ethics)
Medicine Summer School – Part 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry, and Medical Ethics)
This course will introduce students to core topics related to the health of the mind and brain, looking at Neurology, and Psychiatry. We will also engage with some of the most difficult and challenging debates within medical ethics.
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
This course, open to students aged 15-18, will focus on Algebra, Modular Arithmetic, Algorithms and Cryptography, looking at both pure and applied aspects of these topics. Small classes, with lots of problem sets and individual support.
Young Doctors Summer School
Young Doctors Summer School
An accessible introduction to the world of medicine for younger students, looking at some key areas of medical practice, as well as how to deal with patients and take a medical history.
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Economics
This course will offer those students without any previous experience of studying economics a taste of both micro and macro economics. An excellent grounding in the basics, designed to build confidence and inspiration for future study.
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
This part of the Summer Law School will cover Criminal Law and Family Law, allowing students to critically engage with legal issues and gain valuable skills needed for a legal career.
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
On this course students will have the opportunity to discuss some great thinkers and some timeless and fascinating questions about the nature of reality and our encounters with it. The course will include an introduction to formal propositional logic.
Physics Summer School – Part 2
Physics Summer School – Part 2
This course, open to students with at least one year of A Level Mathematics, will focus on relativity and quantum mechanics. Class sizes will be small, with plenty of discussion, problem questions and individual support.
Young Thinkers Summer School
Young Thinkers Summer School
In our two-day Young Thinkers Summer School we use thought experiments, debates and discussions to sharpen students’ analytical skills, introduce them to exciting new ideas, and give you the confidence you need to reason and debate effectively.
Ancient Philosophy and Classical Rhetoric Summer School
Ancient Philosophy and Classical Rhetoric Summer School
From the pre-Socratics to Aristotle, this fascinating course looks at the origins of Western philosophy and at the classical arts of rhetoric and debate.
History Summer School
History Summer School
The History Summer School offers a comprehensive introduction into the skills needed for undergraduate study, including questions of intellectual history and historiography.
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
This part of the Summer Law School covers civil law, allowing students to engage with legal theory and then put this knowledge into practice through lively discussions and problem questions.
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
This course will examine how and why economies grow at different rates, what governments can do in terms of economic policy, and the impact on citizens of different distributions of wealth and income within and between economies.
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
This course, open to students aged 15-18, will focus on Algebra, Modular Arithmetic, Algorithms and Cryptography, looking at both pure and applied aspects of these topics. Small classes, with lots of problem sets and individual support.
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
This part of the Summer Law School will look at the the rapidly evolving fields of International and Human Rights Law, with active problem solving and discussion throughout.
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
In this exciting three-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets, the theoretical underpinnings of different systems of money and capital, and what can happen when those systems fail.
English Literature Summer School – Part 1
English Literature Summer School – Part 1
An introduction to various critical approaches, including historicism and feminism, which will be used to explore early English literature. Ideal as a preparation to undergraduate study.
Medicine Summer School – Part 3 (Emergency Medicine, Public Health, and Professional Life)
Medicine Summer School – Part 3 (Emergency Medicine, Public Health, and Professional Life)
This course will introduce students to core topics within public and social health, and emergency medicine. We will also discuss the practical realties of life as a healthcare professional, and the different career paths open to medical students.
Young Lawyers Summer School
Young Lawyers Summer School
This course will give students the opportunity to take their first steps towards a legal career in an lively, challenging and enjoyable environment together with others who have an interest in law or who are keen to learn about it.
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Economics
This course will offer those students without any previous experience of studying economics a taste of both micro and macro economics. An excellent grounding in the basics, designed to build confidence and inspiration for future study.
International Relations Summer School
International Relations Summer School
This exciting course will look at global politics through seminars, debates and case studies. Perfect for anyone who is curious about the world and how it works.
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
This part of the Summer Law School will cover Criminal Law and Family Law, allowing students to critically engage with legal issues and gain valuable skills needed for a legal career.
Mathematics Summer School – Part 2
Mathematics Summer School – Part 2
This course, open to students with at least one year of A Level Maths, will provide an undergraduate-style approach to the topics of Calculus, Proofs and Infinities, covering both pure maths and real-world applications.
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
On this course students will have the opportunity to discuss some great thinkers and some timeless and fascinating questions about the nature of reality and our encounters with it. The course will include an introduction to formal propositional logic.
English Literature Summer School – Part 2
English Literature Summer School – Part 2
This course will explore Romanticism, the Rise of the Novel, and Modernism with students being exposed to different critical approaches including post-colonial theory and the 'death of the author'.
Young Thinkers Summer School
Young Thinkers Summer School
In our two-day Young Thinkers Summer School we use thought experiments, debates and discussions to sharpen students’ analytical skills, introduce them to exciting new ideas, and give you the confidence you need to reason and debate effectively.
Physics Summer School – Part 1
Physics Summer School – Part 1
This course, suitable for all students aged 15-18, will focus on classical mechanics, electromagnetism and astrophysics. The focus will be on interactivity, with seminar classes, problem sets and plenty of individual support.
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
This course will examine how and why economies grow at different rates, what governments can do in terms of economic policy, and the impact on citizens of different distributions of wealth and income within and between economies.
Medicine Summer School – Part 4 (Obstetrics and Paediatric Medicine)
Medicine Summer School – Part 4 (Obstetrics and Paediatric Medicine)
This course will focus on Obstetrics, Paediatrics and Childhood Development.
Young Doctors Summer School
Young Doctors Summer School
An accessible introduction to the world of medicine for younger students, looking at some key areas of medical practice, as well as how to deal with patients and take a medical history.
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
This four-day course will look at the central questions of moral and political philosophy, from liberty and democracy to meaning and purpose in public life.
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
This part of the Summer Law School covers civil law, allowing students to engage with legal theory and then put this knowledge into practice through lively discussions and problem questions.
English Literature Summer School – Part 3
English Literature Summer School – Part 3
The English Summer School – Part 3 will cover contemporary English Literature, including prose fiction, poetry and drama. We will be covering psychoanalytic criticism and theories of the canon as part of this Summer School.
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
In this exciting three-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets, the theoretical underpinnings of different systems of money and capital, and what can happen when those systems fail.
Physics Summer School – Part 2
Physics Summer School – Part 2
This course, open to students with at least one year of A Level Mathematics, will focus on relativity and quantum mechanics. Class sizes will be small, with plenty of discussion, problem questions and individual support.
Medicine Summer School – Part 5 (Oncology, Immunology, and the Pulmonary System)
Medicine Summer School – Part 5 (Oncology, Immunology, and the Pulmonary System)
This course will cover core topics in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, the operation of the immune system, and respiration and pulmonary diseases.
Economics: Financial Markets
Economics: Financial Markets
In this exciting two-day course we will look at the inner workings and principles of financial markets - shares, bonds and currencies.
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
This course will introduce students to the core topics of Cardiology and Haematology, as well as to the inter-personal skills required when dealing with patients.
English Literature – Literary Theory
English Literature – Literary Theory
An intensive two-day class for students aged 15-18, introducing literary theory - feminism, postcolonial theory and the death of the author.
Historical Studies Weekend
Historical Studies Weekend
Get stuck into the big debates about historical truth, objectivity and purpose. A great way to prepare for the jump from school to undergraduate level perspectives on history.
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Economics
A two-day introductory course for those new to the academic study of economics, covering key concepts and thinkers in micro and macroeconomics.
Historical Studies Weekend
Historical Studies Weekend
Get stuck into the big debates about historical truth, objectivity and purpose. A great way to prepare for the jump from school to undergraduate level perspectives on history.
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Haematology, Dealing with Patients)
This course will introduce students to the core topics of Cardiology and Haematology, as well as to the inter-personal skills required when dealing with patients.
Criminal Law – Weekend Course
Criminal Law – Weekend Course
Discover the law covering some of the most serious criminal offences on the statute book, from theft and robbery to murder and conspiracy.
Medicine 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry & Medical Ethics)
Medicine 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry & Medical Ethics)
This course will introduce students to core topics related to the health of the mind and brain, looking at Neurology, and Psychiatry. We will also engage with some of the most difficult and challenging debates within medical ethics.
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
Get a taste of three very different academic disciplines and see how each complements and deepens our understanding of the world.
English Literature – Literary Theory
English Literature – Literary Theory
An intensive two-day class for students aged 15-18, introducing literary theory - feminism, postcolonial theory and the death of the author.
Economics: Financial Markets
Economics: Financial Markets
In this exciting two-day course we will look at the inner workings and principles of financial markets - shares, bonds and currencies.
Human Rights and International Law – Weekend Course
Human Rights and International Law – Weekend Course
Discover the law that governs how our human rights are protected, both domestically and internationally, as well as discussing the legal implications of war between states.
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
In this exciting three-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets, the theoretical underpinnings of different systems of money and capital, and what can happen when those systems fail.
Medicine Summer School – Part 1 (Dealing with Patients, Haematology, and Cardiology)
Medicine Summer School – Part 1 (Dealing with Patients, Haematology, and Cardiology)
This course will introduce students to the core topics of Cardiology and Haematology, as well as to the inter-personal skills required when dealing with patients.
Young Lawyers Summer School
Young Lawyers Summer School
This course will give students the opportunity to take their first steps towards a legal career in an lively, challenging and enjoyable environment together with others who have an interest in law or who are keen to learn about it.
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
This four-day course will look at the central questions of moral and political philosophy, from liberty and democracy to meaning and purpose in public life.
Physics Summer School – Part 1
Physics Summer School – Part 1
This course, suitable for all students aged 15-18, will focus on classical mechanics, electromagnetism and astrophysics. The focus will be on interactivity, with seminar classes, problem sets and plenty of individual support.
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
This part of the Summer Law School will look at the the rapidly evolving fields of International and Human Rights Law, with active problem solving and discussion throughout.
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
This course will examine how and why economies grow at different rates, what governments can do in terms of economic policy, and the impact on citizens of different distributions of wealth and income within and between economies.
Medicine Summer School – Part 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry, and Medical Ethics)
Medicine Summer School – Part 2 (Neurology, Psychiatry, and Medical Ethics)
This course will introduce students to core topics related to the health of the mind and brain, looking at Neurology, and Psychiatry. We will also engage with some of the most difficult and challenging debates within medical ethics.
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
This course, open to students aged 15-18, will focus on Algebra, Modular Arithmetic, Algorithms and Cryptography, looking at both pure and applied aspects of these topics. Small classes, with lots of problem sets and individual support.
Young Doctors Summer School
Young Doctors Summer School
An accessible introduction to the world of medicine for younger students, looking at some key areas of medical practice, as well as how to deal with patients and take a medical history.
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Economics
This course will offer those students without any previous experience of studying economics a taste of both micro and macro economics. An excellent grounding in the basics, designed to build confidence and inspiration for future study.
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
This part of the Summer Law School will cover Criminal Law and Family Law, allowing students to critically engage with legal issues and gain valuable skills needed for a legal career.
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
On this course students will have the opportunity to discuss some great thinkers and some timeless and fascinating questions about the nature of reality and our encounters with it. The course will include an introduction to formal propositional logic.
Physics Summer School – Part 2
Physics Summer School – Part 2
This course, open to students with at least one year of A Level Mathematics, will focus on relativity and quantum mechanics. Class sizes will be small, with plenty of discussion, problem questions and individual support.
Young Thinkers Summer School
Young Thinkers Summer School
In our two-day Young Thinkers Summer School we use thought experiments, debates and discussions to sharpen students’ analytical skills, introduce them to exciting new ideas, and give you the confidence you need to reason and debate effectively.
Ancient Philosophy and Classical Rhetoric Summer School
Ancient Philosophy and Classical Rhetoric Summer School
From the pre-Socratics to Aristotle, this fascinating course looks at the origins of Western philosophy and at the classical arts of rhetoric and debate.
History Summer School
History Summer School
The History Summer School offers a comprehensive introduction into the skills needed for undergraduate study, including questions of intellectual history and historiography.
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
This part of the Summer Law School covers civil law, allowing students to engage with legal theory and then put this knowledge into practice through lively discussions and problem questions.
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
This course will examine how and why economies grow at different rates, what governments can do in terms of economic policy, and the impact on citizens of different distributions of wealth and income within and between economies.
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
Mathematics Summer School – Part 1
This course, open to students aged 15-18, will focus on Algebra, Modular Arithmetic, Algorithms and Cryptography, looking at both pure and applied aspects of these topics. Small classes, with lots of problem sets and individual support.
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
Summer Law School – International Law and Human Rights
This part of the Summer Law School will look at the the rapidly evolving fields of International and Human Rights Law, with active problem solving and discussion throughout.
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
In this exciting three-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets, the theoretical underpinnings of different systems of money and capital, and what can happen when those systems fail.
English Literature Summer School – Part 1
English Literature Summer School – Part 1
An introduction to various critical approaches, including historicism and feminism, which will be used to explore early English literature. Ideal as a preparation to undergraduate study.
Medicine Summer School – Part 3 (Emergency Medicine, Public Health, and Professional Life)
Medicine Summer School – Part 3 (Emergency Medicine, Public Health, and Professional Life)
This course will introduce students to core topics within public and social health, and emergency medicine. We will also discuss the practical realties of life as a healthcare professional, and the different career paths open to medical students.
Young Lawyers Summer School
Young Lawyers Summer School
This course will give students the opportunity to take their first steps towards a legal career in an lively, challenging and enjoyable environment together with others who have an interest in law or who are keen to learn about it.
Introduction to Economics
Introduction to Economics
This course will offer those students without any previous experience of studying economics a taste of both micro and macro economics. An excellent grounding in the basics, designed to build confidence and inspiration for future study.
International Relations Summer School
International Relations Summer School
This exciting course will look at global politics through seminars, debates and case studies. Perfect for anyone who is curious about the world and how it works.
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
Summer Law School – Criminal Law, Family Law and Advocacy
This part of the Summer Law School will cover Criminal Law and Family Law, allowing students to critically engage with legal issues and gain valuable skills needed for a legal career.
Mathematics Summer School – Part 2
Mathematics Summer School – Part 2
This course, open to students with at least one year of A Level Maths, will provide an undergraduate-style approach to the topics of Calculus, Proofs and Infinities, covering both pure maths and real-world applications.
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics Summer School
On this course students will have the opportunity to discuss some great thinkers and some timeless and fascinating questions about the nature of reality and our encounters with it. The course will include an introduction to formal propositional logic.
English Literature Summer School – Part 2
English Literature Summer School – Part 2
This course will explore Romanticism, the Rise of the Novel, and Modernism with students being exposed to different critical approaches including post-colonial theory and the 'death of the author'.
Young Thinkers Summer School
Young Thinkers Summer School
In our two-day Young Thinkers Summer School we use thought experiments, debates and discussions to sharpen students’ analytical skills, introduce them to exciting new ideas, and give you the confidence you need to reason and debate effectively.
Physics Summer School – Part 1
Physics Summer School – Part 1
This course, suitable for all students aged 15-18, will focus on classical mechanics, electromagnetism and astrophysics. The focus will be on interactivity, with seminar classes, problem sets and plenty of individual support.
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
Economics: Growth, Development and Inequality
This course will examine how and why economies grow at different rates, what governments can do in terms of economic policy, and the impact on citizens of different distributions of wealth and income within and between economies.
Medicine Summer School – Part 4 (Obstetrics and Paediatric Medicine)
Medicine Summer School – Part 4 (Obstetrics and Paediatric Medicine)
This course will focus on Obstetrics, Paediatrics and Childhood Development.
Young Doctors Summer School
Young Doctors Summer School
An accessible introduction to the world of medicine for younger students, looking at some key areas of medical practice, as well as how to deal with patients and take a medical history.
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
Ethics and Political Philosophy Summer School
This four-day course will look at the central questions of moral and political philosophy, from liberty and democracy to meaning and purpose in public life.
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
Summer Law School – Company Law, Contract Law and Tort Law
This part of the Summer Law School covers civil law, allowing students to engage with legal theory and then put this knowledge into practice through lively discussions and problem questions.
English Literature Summer School – Part 3
English Literature Summer School – Part 3
The English Summer School – Part 3 will cover contemporary English Literature, including prose fiction, poetry and drama. We will be covering psychoanalytic criticism and theories of the canon as part of this Summer School.
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
Money, Capital and Financial Markets
In this exciting three-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets, the theoretical underpinnings of different systems of money and capital, and what can happen when those systems fail.
Physics Summer School – Part 2
Physics Summer School – Part 2
This course, open to students with at least one year of A Level Mathematics, will focus on relativity and quantum mechanics. Class sizes will be small, with plenty of discussion, problem questions and individual support.
Medicine Summer School – Part 5 (Oncology, Immunology, and the Pulmonary System)
Medicine Summer School – Part 5 (Oncology, Immunology, and the Pulmonary System)
This course will cover core topics in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, the operation of the immune system, and respiration and pulmonary diseases.