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.
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Dealing with Patients and Medical Ethics)
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Dealing with Patients and Medical Ethics)
Discover how doctors diagnose problems with the heart, and what treatment options are available for patients, as well as how to take an effective medical history.
Dentistry 1 (Dealing with Patients, Tooth Wear and Oral Disease)
Dentistry 1 (Dealing with Patients, Tooth Wear and Oral Disease)
Learn how to assess and treat common oral health problems, and how to conduct effective dental consultations.
Historical Study – Historiography
Historical Study – Historiography
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.
Quantum Computing
Quantum Computing
Discover the cutting edge science of quantum computing. Suitable for students with some experience of studying computer science.
Historical Study – Tackling Difficult Sources
Historical Study – Tackling Difficult Sources
Discover how to deal with challenging historical sources - excellent preparation for university study.
Medicine 2 (Pulmonary, Neurology, Psychiatry)
Medicine 2 (Pulmonary, Neurology, Psychiatry)
This varied two-day course will cover diseases of the lungs and respiratory system, neurological conditions and an introduction to psychiatry.
Economic Growth, Development, and Inequality
Economic Growth, Development, and Inequality
What is economic growth, and why do some countries grow more rapidly than others? How can we measure how wealth is distributed within an economy?
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Discover the law covering some of the most serious criminal offences on the statute book.
Computer Science – Introduction to Coding
Computer Science – Introduction to Coding
A two-day introduction to programming taking place over two weekends.
Dentistry 2 (Orthodontics and Maxillofacial Surgery)
Dentistry 2 (Orthodontics and Maxillofacial Surgery)
Explore some of the most interesting dental specialisms.
The Politics of COVID-19
The Politics of COVID-19
Political responses to the coronavirus crisis across the world, and their impact on economic and social inequalities and political culture.
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
Get a taste of three different disciplines and see how each relates to, and enriches, the others.
Medicine 3 (Pandemics and Emergency Medicine)
Medicine 3 (Pandemics and Emergency Medicine)
How doctors deal with pandemic diseases - with a particular focus on the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Civil Law (Contract and Commercial)
Civil Law (Contract and Commercial)
Discover the law governing contracts and commercial agreements, and how the law relates to company formation and dissolution.
Money, Capital, and Financial Markets
Money, Capital, and Financial Markets
Stocks, shares, bonds and currency trades! In this exciting two-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets.
Constitutional and International Law
Constitutional and International Law
Discover the law that governs when states can go to war, and how citizens can hold their own government to account for its decisions.
Political Theory and Philosophy – Meaning and Purpose
Political Theory and Philosophy – Meaning and Purpose
Economics (Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis)
Economics (Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis)
This two-day course will equip students with the tools to understand and critically engage with financial news about the crisis and its aftermath.
Ancient and Classical Philosophy
Ancient and Classical Philosophy
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.
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Dealing with Patients and Medical Ethics)
Medicine 1 (Cardiology, Dealing with Patients and Medical Ethics)
Discover how doctors diagnose problems with the heart, and what treatment options are available for patients, as well as how to take an effective medical history.
Dentistry 1 (Dealing with Patients, Tooth Wear and Oral Disease)
Dentistry 1 (Dealing with Patients, Tooth Wear and Oral Disease)
Learn how to assess and treat common oral health problems, and how to conduct effective dental consultations.
Historical Study – Historiography
Historical Study – Historiography
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.
Quantum Computing
Quantum Computing
Discover the cutting edge science of quantum computing. Suitable for students with some experience of studying computer science.
Historical Study – Tackling Difficult Sources
Historical Study – Tackling Difficult Sources
Discover how to deal with challenging historical sources - excellent preparation for university study.
Medicine 2 (Pulmonary, Neurology, Psychiatry)
Medicine 2 (Pulmonary, Neurology, Psychiatry)
This varied two-day course will cover diseases of the lungs and respiratory system, neurological conditions and an introduction to psychiatry.
Economic Growth, Development, and Inequality
Economic Growth, Development, and Inequality
What is economic growth, and why do some countries grow more rapidly than others? How can we measure how wealth is distributed within an economy?
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Discover the law covering some of the most serious criminal offences on the statute book.
Computer Science – Introduction to Coding
Computer Science – Introduction to Coding
A two-day introduction to programming taking place over two weekends.
Dentistry 2 (Orthodontics and Maxillofacial Surgery)
Dentistry 2 (Orthodontics and Maxillofacial Surgery)
Explore some of the most interesting dental specialisms.
The Politics of COVID-19
The Politics of COVID-19
Political responses to the coronavirus crisis across the world, and their impact on economic and social inequalities and political culture.
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
Get a taste of three different disciplines and see how each relates to, and enriches, the others.
Medicine 3 (Pandemics and Emergency Medicine)
Medicine 3 (Pandemics and Emergency Medicine)
How doctors deal with pandemic diseases - with a particular focus on the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Civil Law (Contract and Commercial)
Civil Law (Contract and Commercial)
Discover the law governing contracts and commercial agreements, and how the law relates to company formation and dissolution.
Money, Capital, and Financial Markets
Money, Capital, and Financial Markets
Stocks, shares, bonds and currency trades! In this exciting two-day course we will explore the inner workings of financial markets.
Constitutional and International Law
Constitutional and International Law
Discover the law that governs when states can go to war, and how citizens can hold their own government to account for its decisions.
Political Theory and Philosophy – Meaning and Purpose
Political Theory and Philosophy – Meaning and Purpose
Economics (Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis)
Economics (Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis)
This two-day course will equip students with the tools to understand and critically engage with financial news about the crisis and its aftermath.