Summer School at Oxford
175 Nationalities | 6 Colleges | 16 Courses | 9 Awards | 35000 Participants
— Program Introduction —
The Summer School at Oxford programme offers students aged 13-18 the opportunity to live and study in colleges of the University of Oxford for two weeks. Expert tutors provide many courses and teach most courses. The entire programme, including accommodation and dining, takes place in Oxford. The main idea behind this programme is for young international participants to appreciate the essence of academics and British culture through learning and activities and ultimately be awarded the official certificate and graduation report for their achievements.
As an exclusive partner, ASEEDER will pick a few outstanding students to attend the Summer School at Oxford Programme.
— Why Summer School at Oxford —
— Awards & Accreditations —
King's Awards for Enterprise 2024
Queen's Awards for Enterprise 2019
RoSPA Award
British Accreditation Council Accredited
British Council Accredited
British Educational Travel Association
Five time winner of British Youth Travel Awards: Best Educational Product
The Beautiful South Awards for Excellence: Bronze 2019 & 2020
Education Investor Awards 2017: Finalist
— Teaching Faculty —
Dr. Claire Keene
Dr Claire Keene is a public health clinician with a masters in International Health and Tropical Medicine from the University of Oxford.Dr. Abdulazeez Imam
Dr Imam has over 14 years of clinical experience and a strong commitment to medical education.Dr. Rehan Shah
Dr Rehan Shah completed an MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientifc Computing at the University of Oxford and a PhD in Applied Mathematics at UCL.Dr. Endrit Shabani
Dr Endrit Shabani has a Doctorate in Politics from the University of Oxford, where he studied. He has consulted for multiple international organisations, including UNICEF, UN Women, and the EU, and taught Politics internationally.Dr. Anisa Butt
Anisa Butt is a lecturer in economics at King's College London. Currently completing a PhD in Economics from the University of Reading, her focus is on gender and ethnic income inequality.John Maxwell Hobbs
John has devoted over 20 years to the exploration of art and technology. As Head of Technology at BBC Scotland and Media Consultant to brands like IKEA, he has pushed the boundaries of creativity and innovation.— Guest Speaker —
David Olusoga
David Olusoga is a historian, broadcaster, and flmmaker who has made TV series, including Empire and the BAFTA-winning show Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners. His award-winning book Black & British: A Forgotten Histor was also made into a major BBC TV series.Tom Toumazis MBE
Tom is the Chairman and founder of the ChildLine board and the former Deputy Managing Director of ITV, where he helped establish the channel's reputation for high-quality programming. He has also been awarded an OBE for his serices to broadcasting and charity.Baroness Susan Greenfeld
Baroness is a renowned scientist and researcher who has made signifcant contributions to understanding the brain. She is also a Visiting Professor at Lincoln College, Oxford.Professor Richard Dawkins
Professor Richard is a British evolutionar biologist and internationally bestselling author. He studied zoology at Balliol College, Oxford, and returned as a Professor for Public Understanding of Science from 1995-2008.— Available Courses (Ages 16-18) —
*Date:Jun.30th - Jul.13th,2024(14 days) Jul.14th - Jul.27th,2024 (14 days) Jul.28th - Aug.10th,2024 (14 days)
— Available Courses (Ages 13-15) —
*Date:Jun.30th - Jul.13th,2024(14 days) Jul.14th - Jul.27th,2024 (14 days) Jul.28th - Aug.10th,2024 (14 days)
— Sample Schedule —
— Accommodation —
*Students stay in Oxford University dorms alocated by organisers based on age and course. Room types are determined accordinalvy. Students do not have the right to choose ther assigned dormitory or change it at wil. Due to Oxford's rich history, actommodations are modest. Embrace theauthentic academic and daily life experience with an open mindset.
The Queen's College
St Catherine's College
Balliol College
St Hugh's College
St Peter's College
Keble College
— Application —
【Programme dates and birthday requirements:】
Session 1: 6th Jul to 19th Jul, 2025 (14 days)
- Age 13-15: 20th Jul, 2009 - 6th Jul, 2012
- Age 16-18: 20th Jul, 2006 - 6th Jul, 2009
Session 2: 20th Jul to 2nd Aug, 2025 (14 days)
- Age 13-15: 3rd Aug, 2009 - 20th Jul, 2012
- Age 16-18: 3rd Aug, 2006 - 20th Jul, 2009
Session 3: 3rd Aug to 16th Aug, 2025 (14 days)
- Age 13-15: 17th Aug, 2009 - 3rd Aug, 2012
- Age 16-18: 17th Aug, 2006 - 3rd Aug, 2009
【Requirements:】
- Age 13-15: English language level equivalent to IELTS level 5.5 or TOEFL 70
- Age 16-18: English language level equivalent to IELTS level 6.0 or TOEFL 80
- Recommendation letter from your teacher as proof of English proficiency, or a phone/online interview with ASEEDER staff memberS (since the programme is conducted entirely in English)
- Priority for awarded students from ASEEDER STEM assessment
【The process of enrollment:】
- Step1: Enroll and Pay through the ASEEDER WeChat Mini Program
- Step2: Register on the Summer School at Oxford system
* Limited spots are available for each course, and enrollment closes upon reaching capacity. Once ASEEDER receives your payment, we will promptly register you on the Summer School at Oxford system. Final confirmation depends on the organizers. If no more course places exist, an ASEEDER consultant will quickly discuss secondchoice preferences with students and parents.
【Fee:】
- Includes: Tuition, Accommodation, Breakfast, Dinner, Activities, Excursions Fees, Lunch for 13-15 years old students; ASEEDER group leader service fee; Local transportation fee between London airport and Oxford University; International insurance
- Excludes: International transportation costs to and from London (departure and arrival from Beijing/Shanghai/Shenzhen/Hong Kong, you can use a third-party service or ASEEDER's unified service); Visa and Visa Service Fee (2400RMB ASEEDER's VIP Visa Service promises to obtain a visa, or all visa and program fees will be refunded if the visa is refused). Lunch ( Participants aged 16-18 are expected to provide their lunch. Various eateries around Oxford have a suggested budget of 20 pounds per meal).