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Our in-person International Summer Programme allows you to combine courses from a wide range of subject areas in the fields of  Business and Innovation; Global Challenges; History; Literature, Philosophy and the Visual Arts; and Science. 

Courses are complemented by a series of daily plenary lectures showcasing the variety of subjects on offer here at the University, as well as research, global current affairs and a range of other topics.

The academic programme 

• Two courses per week (one Am course and one Pm course)  
• Series of plenary lectures (1-2 per day each week) 
• Evening events (talks, concerts)

Courses run from Monday to Friday. For each week of study, you select a morning (Am) course and an afternoon (Pm) course. Some courses have 10 sessions over two weeks, some courses have 5 sessions over one week. (If you sign up for a 10-session course running over two weeks, you need to attend both weeks.) Our Creative Writing courses have 10 sessions over one week. The maximum class size is 25 students.     

Your courses are complemented by a series of daily plenary lectures, exploring new ideas in a wide range of disciplines. To add to the learning experience, we are also planning additional evening talks and events. 

Week 1 (7 - 13 July) Morning courses - 10 sessions 

W110Am courses (in Week 1) and W210Am courses (in Week 2) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 1 (7 - 13 July) Morning courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 1 (7 - 13 july) afternoon courses - 10 sessions over two weeks .

W110Pm courses (in Week 1) and W210Pm courses (in Week 2) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 1 (7 - 13 July) Afternoon courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 1 creative writing courses - 10 sessions over one week, week 2 (14 - 20 july) morning courses - 10 sessions over two weeks .

W210Am courses (in Week 2) and W110Am courses (in Week 1) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 2 (14 - 20 July) Morning courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 2 (14 - 20 july) afternoon courses - 10 sessions over two weeks.

W210Pm courses (in Week 2) and W110Pm courses (in Week 1) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 2 (14 - 20 July) Afternoon courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 2 creative writing courses - 10 sessions over one week, week 3 (21 - 27 july) morning courses - 10 sessions over two weeks .

W310Am courses (in Week 3) and W410Am courses (in Week 4) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 3 (21 - 27 July) Morning courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 3 (21 - 27 july) afternoon courses - 10 sessions over two weeks.

W310Pm courses (in Week 3) and W410Pm courses (in Week 4) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 3 (21 - 27 July) Afternoon courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 3 creative writing courses - 10 sessions over one week, week 4 (28 july - 3 august) morning courses - 10 sessions over two weeks.

W410Am courses (in Week 4) and W310Am courses (in Week 3) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks 

Week 4 (28 July - 3 August) Morning courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 4 (28 july - 3 august) afternoon courses - 10 sessions over two weeks.

W410Pm courses (in Week 4) and W310Pm courses (in Week 3) form one course meeting for ten sessions over two weeks

Week 4 (28 July - 3 August) Afternoon courses - 5 sessions over one week

Week 4 (28 july - 3 august) nanotherapeutics: how nanobiotechnology is revolutionising healthcare course 10 sessions over one week, week 4 (28 july - 3 august) creative writing courses 10 sessions over one week, evaluation and academic credit .

If you are seeking to enhance your own study experience, or earn academic credit from your Cambridge Summer Programme studies at your home institution, you can submit written work for assessment for one or more of your courses. 

Essay questions are set and assessed against the University of Cambridge standard by your Course Director, a list of essay questions can be found in the Course Materials. Essays are submitted two weeks after the end of each course, so those studying for multiple weeks need to plan their time accordingly. There is an evaluation fee of £75 per essay.

For more information about writing essays and gaining credit from your home institution see Evaluation and Academic Credit .

Certificate of attendance

A certificate of attendance will be sent to you electronically after the programme.

Before your courses start

To ensure that you are able to participate fully and get the maximum enjoyment out of your courses, please ensure you have familiarised yourself with the Course Materials. These can be accessed on our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), along with required reading and all other course resources. You should also carry out any required reading  and review any literary texts , primary resources , supplementary reading  and  web links  provided by your Course Director before your courses start.  

From the end of March, if your application has been accepted, you will receive an email from our Teaching & Learning (TEL) team confirming your VLE login details. Once you have logged into the VLE, you should:

• Access and review your Course Materials , carry out any required reading and review any texts, primary resources, supplementary reading and web links provided by your Course Director
• Access and download the Student Handbook
• Access the  College Notes 
• Access the Student Area       

Course delivery and study time

• Teaching takes place in a number of University Faculty and Department classrooms on the Sidgwick Site in central Cambridge  
• Morning courses (Am) run from 9.00am to 10.30am and afternoon courses (Pm) run from 1.30pm to 3.00pm Monday to Friday 
• 10 session and 5 session courses are available
• 1 or 2 plenary lectures are offered each day Monday to Friday  
• There will be a number of evening talks and events
• Each course has a maximum of 25 students 

Typical week: Monday to Friday

Courses run from Monday to Friday. For each week of study, you select a morning (Am) course and an afternoon (Pm) course. Some courses have 10 sessions over two weeks, some courses have 5 sessions over one week. (If you sign up for a 10-session course running over two weeks, you need to attend both weeks.) Our Creative Writing courses have 10 sessions over one week. The maximum class size is 25 students.   

Your courses are complemented by a series of daily plenary lectures, exploring new ideas in a wide range of disciplines. To add to the learning experience, we are also planning additional evening talks and events. 

At the end of your courses

Staying in a cambridge college.

To add to your experience, you will have the unique opportunity to stay in one of four beautiful Cambridge Colleges. Each is very different in character, but all offer a warm welcome. The Colleges are within easy walking distance of the main teaching site and the vibrant city centre. You will meet fellow students and become familiar with Cambridge in a way few are privileged to experience. Non-resident places are also available.

Accommodation costs

You can view all accommodation options and fees here: tuition and accommodation fees .

Accommodation for a one-week stay is from Sunday afternoon (including dinner) to Saturday morning (including breakfast). Costs include bed, breakfast, evening meals (lunch is available to buy on or near the teaching site) and nights between consecutive weeks if you are staying for more than one week.

Accommodation between consecutive weeks 

Those attending two or more consecutive weeks of the Summer Programme will automatically have their College accommodation booked for the extra night(s) in between and will be charged accordingly. Please email us if you do not want to stay in College for the extra night(s), between weeks, in which case you will be asked to clear and vacate your room immediately after breakfast.  (Note: you may not be guaranteed a stay in the same room if you vacate.) 

The Colleges

Set around large secluded gardens, this graceful College is just across the road from your lecture rooms, and a short walk from the historic city centre. Meals are served buffet-style and taken in the buttery or main dining hall, overlooking the gardens. Read more »

Queens' College 

Overlooking the River Cam, Queens’ boasts the famous Mathematical Bridge and some of the most iconic views in Cambridge. The College offers a magnificent dining hall, historic courtyards, quiet gardens and modern rooms: the best of both worlds.  Read more

With its extensive and peaceful gardens backing onto the teaching site, Selwyn is very convenient for getting to lectures, as well as offering a choice of traditional and modern rooms. The city centre is easily reached by a variety of walks past famous Cambridge landmarks. Read more »

St Catharine's College 

Situated in the very heart of the city on one of the original medieval routes, St Catharine's College is close to both King’s College and Queens’ College, yet just a short walk to the main teaching sites. St Catharine's offers graceful architecture and delightful courtyard gardens. Read more

Non-resident places

If you are local, have friends to stay with, or want to book accommodation elsewhere, that’s fine. You can apply as a non-resident student. 

Tuition fees for non-residents 

Evaluation fees , accommodation fees and options.

These options include bed, breakfast, evening meals and nights between consecutive weeks - unless otherwise stated.

* There are no breakfasts on Sundays in Newnham College, so the Saturday night/Sunday morning overnight fee covers dinner and bed only. (Sunday evening meals for Newnham students will be in Selwyn College.)

** There are no dinners in St Catharine's on Saturday evenings, so the Saturday night/Sunday morning overnight fee covers bed and breakfast only.   

Combined tuition and accommodation fees and options

The accommodation options include bed, breakfast, evening meals and nights between consecutive weeks - unless otherwise stated.

Those studying for two or more weeks benefit from a small reduction in tuition fees.

Who can apply? 

We welcome applications from all adults aged 18-80+, including university students, professionals, retirees and those with other experience, regardless of educational background. Courses are taught at approximately first-year undergraduate level.  

Unfortunately we cannot accept applications from anyone under the age of 18. Students must be 18 or over before they submit an application.

Before applying, please ensure that you have read the programme requirements (including who can apply, English language requirements and visa guidance) and that you have understood our  Booking terms and conditions . 

How to apply

Making your course and accommodation choices , how long do you want to study for.

You can choose to study for one, two, three or four weeks allowing flexibility for when you are free. We ask you to arrive in Cambridge the Sunday before your week(s) of study and depart on the Saturday morning after breakfast following your last Friday classes.

• Week 1: Sun 7 – Sat 13 July
• Week 2: Sun 14 – Sat 20 July
• Week 3: Sun 21 – Sat 27 July
• Week 4: Sun 28 July – Sat 3 August 

Courses run from Monday to Friday. For each week of study, you select a morning (Am) course and an afternoon (Pm) course. Some courses have 10 sessions over two weeks, some courses have 5 sessions over one week. (If you sign up for a 10-session course running over two weeks, you need to attend both weeks.) Our Creative Writing courses have 10 sessions over one week. The maximum class size is 25 students.   

What do you want to study from our subject streams?

Courses fall into one or more of five different subject streams:

• Business and Innovation (including Finance, Marketing, Creating Innovative Ideas)
• Global Challenges (including Politics, International Relations, Climate Change)
• History (including Archaeology , Medieval Studies , Ancient and Classical Worlds )
• Literature , Philosophy and the Visual Arts (including Creative Writing , Shakespeare, Modern Literature, Art History)
• Science (including Psychology, Genetics, Sustainability, Astronomy, Physics, Microbiology)

Select which courses you want to study and whether you want to choose 10 session courses (over two weeks) or five session courses (over one week) or a combination of both if you are staying for more than one week.

Course choices 

If you're coming for one week  you can select 2 x 5-session courses (one Am and one Pm ) or 1 x 10-session Creative Writing course (one Am and one Pm ).

5-session courses

Creative Writing courses (10 sessions)

If you're coming for two weeks  you can select 4 x 5-session courses (two Am and two Pm ), 2 x 10-session courses or a combination of both. 

10-session courses

A combination of 5- and 10-session courses

Weeks 1 & 2:

To apply for your courses online and pay by credit or debit card click the  Apply Now button at the top of the Summer Programmes page.  You will be taken to our secure online booking system where you can set up an account using your email address and then be taken through the application process step by step.  

If your preferred courses are full at the time of applying you can add yourself to a waiting list and must select a second choice. You will be notified, by email, if a place becomes available. We recommend that you apply early to avoid missing out.  

As part of the ID process, you will need to submit a recent colour photograph of yourself (head and shoulders only). You can either upload this while you are completing your online application or you can to email this to us.

Application deadline 

Applications will be accepted until 23 June 2024 , two weeks before the start of the Summer Programme.  

What happens once you have submitted your application?

Once you have completed your online application you will receive:

• An email to acknowledge that your application has been submitted (NB: this is not confirmation of acceptance onto the Summer Programme) 
• A payment receipt email to confirm your registration fee has been received (15% of your overall fee: tuition + accommodation) 

If you meet all of the requirements and have provided all of the relevant information your application will be processed and accepted. 

NB: If you are applying via your University or Institution, please liaise with your group contact. We will check names and payment details against the list provided by your group contact.

If your application is incomplete (eg missing information about your language proficiency) you will receive an email from the Summer Programmes team requesting this information, and your application will be held as 'submitted' until this is received. 

Once your application has been accepted you will receive: 

• An email to confirm your place on the Summer Programme
• An email containing a PDF of your acceptance letter including allocated courses and accommodation if applicable. This letter can be used as supporting documentation for visa applications 

You will also be emailed login details for the VLE (from end of March onwards), where you can access the Student Handbook, Course Materials and resources and information about your College accommodation. 

What happens if I haven't received the above emails?

Some emails sent from our office and booking system are occasionally redirected to junk or spam folders. Please ensure that you check these folders regularly once you have applied. 

Balance of payment deadline

The balance of payment date for the Summer Programme is 12 May 2024 , eight weeks before the start of the Summer Programme. If the full fee is not paid by this date the University reserves the right to cancel your application and allocate places to those who may be on waiting lists for courses.

Accessibility and support for students with additional requirements

We make every effort both to anticipate and to make reasonable adjustments to meet the needs of those students with additional requirements including those with unseen disabilities, including mental health conditions, and specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia. 

It is essential that you let us know about any additional requirements as soon as possible so that we can offer you the support and advice you require before the start of the Summer Programme, enabling a smooth transition to your studies. Please ensure you include any additional requirements when applying for the Summer Programme. 

If you indicate on your application form that you require additional support, you will be sent a Student Additional Requirements Form (SARF) to complete. The form asks for further details about your requirements and support needs, and requests that you submit supporting evidence. Any information shared will be treated in the strictest of confidence and only shared according to your disclosure. If you have any particular requirements or queries please contact the Student Support Team  [email protected]  

To ensure that all participants on the International Summer Programme are able to enjoy studying with us, you will need to be confident understanding and following discussions presented in written and spoken English at University level, and will need to demonstrate an appropriate level of English language proficiency.

If English is not your first (native) language, you will need to meet our English language requirements, by providing evidence of one of the following tests. These results should have been achieved in the same sitting, and no more than 4 years before the date of your application.

Please note that if you have previously attended our University of Cambridge Summer Programmes you are deemed to have already met this requirement and will not need to provide further proof of English language proficiency. You will be asked to upload proof of English language proficiency when applying.

Applicants who have 'narrowly missed' the minimum required levels in one of the accepted English Language tests will need to have a video call with one of our team. 

We recognise that you may have undertaken all or part of your education in English and/or may have extensive experience using English on a regular basis in your professional life, and as such could reasonably be expected to fully participate in our Summer Programme without the above tests. If you think you may be eligible to apply on this basis, we ask you to provide evidence to support this: an employer recommendation or reference, a CV / link to your LinkedIn page, an article or website that shows your work.

It is important to ensure that you have the correct visa which permits study on our Summer Programme. The University of Cambridge must comply with regulations issued by UK Visas and Immigration, part of the government’s Home Office. Please see our Visa Guidance web page for further information.

Course length and selection 

Can i take a mixture of 5- and 10-session courses, or does it have to be all 5 sessions or all 10 sessions .

If you are coming for two weeks (weeks 1+2 or weeks 3+4) you can take either 10-session or 5-session courses, or a mixture (eg, one 10-session course in the mornings across both weeks, and two 5-session courses in the afternoons). If you are coming for weeks 2+3, then you can take 5-session courses or Creative Writing courses (10 sessions over one week). 

Can I do any 10-session courses if I am just coming for one week? 

Just Creative Writing courses, where the 10 sessions (meeting morning and afternoon) are delivered in one week. 

Is there any difference in the level or quality between 10-session and 5-session courses? 

No: the only difference is that the longer courses allow you to explore more material and have longer discussions. 

I am applying as part of a university or institutional group. Can I do 5-session courses? 

You will need to check with your home institution: some require that you only take 10-session courses, others are happy for you to choose any course you wish. 

Class size 

How many people are there in each course .

All courses are capped at 25. Once a course is full, you can add yourself to a waiting list and will need to select an alternative course. We will contact you if a place becomes available in your first choice of course. 

Plenary lectures 

What are the plenary lectures .

These are lectures that take place on most days (in two or more of these time slots: 11.00-12.15, 3.30-4.45. 7.30-8.30). They supplement the courses and are included in the overall tuition costs per week. These lectures are open to everyone on the programme that week, no matter which courses you are taking. Plenary lectures are given by subject specialists on a wide variety of topics and are there to expand and enhance the learning you receive from your courses. Sample lecture topics will be added to the website in the New Year. 

Accommodation 

What accommodation options are available .

You can stay in one of four Colleges: Newnham, Selwyn, St Catharine’s, or Queens’. There are further choices about en suite (ie, your own toilet/bathroom facilities), standard rooms (where bathrooms are shared with c.4-5 others in rooms on the same corridor or staircase) and – with limited availability – twin or double rooms. You can of course choose to make your own arrangements and apply with us as a non-resident. 

I want to arrive a day early and leave a day late. Can I book that accommodation with you? 

Unfortunately, no. Some Colleges may be able to offer extra nights, but you would need to book directly with the College. 

Can my partner come and stay in College alongside me during the programme, even though s/he’s not booking as a student? 

Unfortunately, no. Only registered students can book with us to stay in the Colleges. You may wish to explore other accommodation options (eg hotels, AirBnB or similar) if you want to travel together to Cambridge, and then you would apply as a non-resident. 

Does my accommodation include breakfast and dinner?

College accommodation includes breakfast and evening meals unless otherwise stated as below:

There are no breakfasts on Sundays in Newnham College, so the Saturday night/Sunday morning overnight fee covers dinner and bed only. (Sunday evening meals for Newnham students will be in Selwyn College.)

There are no dinners in St Catharine's on Saturday evenings, so the Saturday night/Sunday morning overnight fee covers bed and breakfast only.   

The accommodation option doesn’t include lunch. Where can I get lunch? 

There are two cafés on site near the teaching rooms, and you can also buy lunch in the Selwyn College buttery and Newnham College’s Café. 

Certificates and evaluation 

Will i get a certificate .

All students who meet the attendance requirements of their course(s) receive a digital certificate of attendance on completion of the programme. Full attendance is expected at each class. 

Students will also receive a certificate of attendance for plenary lectures if they meet the required attendance level. 

Can I write two essays for a 10-session course? 

No: you just write one essay per course, whether it is 5 or 10 sessions in length. 

Can I get credit towards my course? 

Please see our evaluation and academic credit webpage here . 

Can you provide supporting documentation for my visa application? 

Please see our visa guidance webpage here . 

What are the language requirements? 

Please see our language requirements webpage here . 

Are there any other entry requirements? 

Our in-person International Summer Programme is open to anyone aged 18 to 80+ - classes are taught at Cambridge first-year undergraduate level.  

Can I attend if I am under 18? 

We are not able to accept applications from anyone under the age of 18 years old for the in-person programme. You must be 18 years old before you apply for the programme. (If, eg, you are not 18 until 3 May, you cannot apply until that date.) 

Do you offer bursaries? 

We will be investigating the possibility in the New Year, but any bursaries offered would be administered via specific institutions, rather than awarded in response to individual enquiry.   

What happens if I need to cancel my programme? 

Please see our booking terms and conditions here . 

What does a typical day look like? 

Course dates.

Academic Directors, Course Directors and Tutors are subject to change, when necessary.

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The seminars and conversations were brimming with vitality and fresh ideas. It was genuinely fantastic to experience fellow participants’ various viewpoints and writing styles, and the comments and constructive criticism we received from both professors and peers helped us improve as writers.

The Cambridge creative writing summer school not only improved my writing talents, but it also provided me with a solid foundation and unique experiences that helped me stand out in my Oxbridge Creative Writing application. It highlighted my dedication to the craft, my ability to flourish in a challenging academic setting, and my enthusiasm for discovering and pushing the frontiers of creative expression.

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Creative Writing Summer School in Oxford (Ages 16-18)

The Immerse Education Creative Writing Summer Programme in Oxford presents a captivating literary journey for young wordsmiths aged 16-18. Situated in the esteemed city of Oxford, UK, this programme delves into the art of creative writing, scriptwriting, and narrative development within an intellectually stimulating and culturally enriching environment. 

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Immerse Education’s Creative Writing Summer Programme in Oxford offers a truly immersive and enriching experience for aspiring writers, aged 16-18. This program not only provides participants with access to the prestigious and inspiring backdrop of Oxford University but also fosters a nurturing and stimulating environment for creative expression. Through workshops, seminars, and one-on-one mentoring, participants are encouraged to explore their unique voices, hone their writing skills, and delve into various genres and styles.

Immerse Education’s commitment to small class sizes ensures personalised attention and meaningful interactions with fellow writers. Whether you are a budding novelist, poet, or playwright, this summer course in Oxford offers the perfect platform to explore your creative potential and embark on a transformative writing journey.

Creative Writing Programme in Oxford (ages 16-18) with Immerse

Our programme is tailored for 16-18 year old secondary / high school participants who are curious about creative writing and its practical applications. This engaging experience explores storytelling techniques and their impact in various contexts.

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Why Study Creative Writing in Cambridge with Immerse?

Average Class Size of 7

Maximum class size of 10 participants

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Through our programmes, you’ll embark on an exhilarating journey of self-discovery and creativity. Our personalised approach empowers you to design and execute a university style personal project that reflects your passions and interests. This project is your canvas to showcase newfound knowledge, skills, and innovative thinking. Expect to bring your ideas to life and make a meaningful impact.

Our programmes equip you with a diverse skill set that’s applicable across various disciplines and environments. From communication and critical thinking to problem-solving and collaboration, you’ll cultivate skills that are highly sought after in today’s fast-paced world. These skills extend beyond academia and empower you to thrive in any professional or personal setting.

Immerse Education is dedicated to providing an immersive and holistic educational experience. Beyond the structured curriculum, you’ll engage in workshops, seminars, and interactive activities that broaden your horizons. Expect to explore diverse perspectives, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and gain insights that enrich your understanding of the world.

Upon successfully completing your Immerse Education programme, you’ll earn a Certificate of Achievement that validates your dedication and growth. This certificate serves as a testament to your hard work, commitment, and the valuable skills you’ve acquired. It’s a tangible representation of your journey and a noteworthy addition to your academic and professional portfolio.

Enrolling in an Immerse Education programme means becoming a part of a vibrant and supportive community. As well as having personalised support during the programme from your tutor and like-minded indivdiuals, our network of participants, mentors, and experts extends beyond the programme’s duration. You’ll have access to a lifelong learning community that encourages collaboration, idea-sharing, and networking. This community serves as a continuous resource for guidance, inspiration, and growth throughout your educational and career journey.

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The Immerse Creative Writing programme has been great. Lesson times are a perfect 2 hours in the morning, 2 hours in the afternoon, with lots of time to go and experience the town and have activities in the evenings.

I’ve really enjoyed being around people who have the same interests as me. Being able to share opinions and listen to feedback has been really valuable.

My tutor has been great. He’s very passionate about writing and he’s very engaging with the class. He listens to all our thoughts and our opinions on everything that we study – he’s been brilliant.

The programme has been a very good opportunity to get a grasp on what university is like – It gives us an opportunity to make new friends, which is good for your social skills, and you get an idea of what university classes might be like.

The curriculum is nothing like I’ve ever seen before, which is great. It’s nothing like what I do at school, which means I have the ability to experiment, and learn new things and along the way just improve my general skills.

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Meet some of our Oxford Tutors

An example of the Oxbridge tutors who have previously worked on our programmes.

George is a Lecturer in Medieval English at St Anne's College and St Hilda's College, Oxford. He holds a BA in English Literature from Durham University, an MSt in English (650-1550) from Mansfield College, Oxford, and a DPhil (PhD) from St Anne’s College, Oxford.

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Live and study in a Oxford University College

All participants will be allocated to a college a few weeks before arriving, based on their dates and subject choice. If you would like to stay in the same location as a friend/sibling – please let us know and we will do our best to arrange this, where possible.

Males and females have separate accommodation in every college, and there is wi-fi available throughout. For more information, please visit this page .

Fine-dine in Formal Hall

Enjoy a ‘traditional ‘Formal Hall’ – a meal that takes place in every college. This candlelit fine dining affair takes place in magical surroundings, so smart attire is highly advised.

Activities and excursions are run by our team of friendly mentors – whose main job is to maximise your enjoyment. Outside of lessons, we are proud to offer a busy and diverse social programme to help you get the most out of your time in Oxford. This includes activities such as punting on the River Cherwell, zorb football and a murder mystery night in the college.

Day Excursions

There are also two excursions during the programme, one day trip to visit Cambridge and its constituent colleges, as well as an optional day out in London, seeing the city’s most famous landmarks as well as some free time for shopping. Those who choose not to travel to Cambridge are invited to afternoon tea in Oxford.

Guest Speakers from Previous Summers

Career Insights participants will hear from an influential guest speaker from a variety of inspiring backgrounds.

An experienced hostage negotiator who has worked on some of the highest profile and dangerous hostage situations across the world, including negotiating in war zones.

An ex-military officer and CEO of Midnight Runners – the world’s largest independent running community, he is also the founder of the Mogadishu Marathon, the country’s first since the outbreak of war.

A British adventurer who has successfully circumnavigated the globe, overcome huge obstacles and endured extreme conditions in remote environments, often alone for months at a time. 

Our Mentors

All mentors on our programmes are past/current participants at Oxford or Cambridge University. All of our support staff are background-checked and receive training in providing an unforgettable experience for every Immerse participant. Meet some of our previous team:

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Immerse Education is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC), the leading mark of educational quality for the academic sector.

The safety and well-being of our participants is our number one priority, and all staff undergo enhanced background checks and receive thorough safeguarding training before interacting with any participants.

For more information, please visit our Pastoral Information page.

Why Immerse?

Immerse Education offers a lot more than your average summer school provider. Our programmes ignite a lifelong educational journey, nurturing growth with ongoing educational support, while equipping you with essential skill sets for every step of your education pathways.

We cater to all types of learners, offering academic and career programmes with flexible learning options, and offer our award-winning programmes in locations across the globe.

We have the highest educational standards and seek to realise the highest possible outcomes for our participants.

Enrolling in an Immerse Education programme will award you:

• Superior and future-forward curriculum
• Exceptional tutors with deep academic and industry experience
• Dedication to personalised learning and real outcomes
• Career opportunities through our alumni network events
• Access to exclusive Immerse programme discounts

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Immerse provides unparalleled educational experiences with long-term post-programme support.

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• Total Programme Duration: 2 Weeks
• Total Teaching and Coaching time: 40 Hours
• Tuition by an Academic Expert, PhD (typically Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League)
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• Max Class Size: 10
• Completion of a Personal Project to be added to your CV / University Application
• Personalised evaluation from your tutor
• Alignment with essential skills for each subject area
• Certificate of Attendance
• Daily Meals - Dinner (weekdays)
• Tailored Cultural and Social Activities (weekend excursions not included )
• Dedicated Support from the Immerse Team

Online Research Programme Benefits

• Total Teaching Time: 10 Hours
• Average Class Size: 1:1 Only
• Completion of a Undergraduate-level research paper
• Invitation to Present at the Immerse Symposium and win an Award
• Dedicated Support from the Immerse Online Team
• Daily Meals - Breakfast + Dinner
• 13 Nights at University Accommodation
• Tailored Cultural and Social Activities
• Dedicated support from the Immerse Team

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Immerse Education offers online and residential courses in Creative Writing.

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In this introductory module, you will challenge conventional assumptions of writing in the 21st Century. You’ll have the opportunity to discuss preferred writing methods and routines, what you hope to achieve on the programme and learn how to combat the dreaded blank page.

At Immerse Education, we’re committed to providing a transformative learning experience that goes beyond traditional classroom settings. When you enroll in our programmes, you can expect a rich array of outcomes that will empower you for a lifetime of success.

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