Age 13-15

• Explore Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Leap into the exciting world of business, finance and marketing. This course equips students with the skills to launch and manage their own business, helping them to develop the mindset to become ground-breaking entrepreneurs. Students are immersed in compelling case studies and engage with real business entrepreneurs who are taking new business ideas to success.
   

• Explore Medicine: Expand your understanding of medicine through practical, hands-on medical simulations and a broad introduction to the basics of human anatomy, physiology and psychology. Investigate the common practices of medicine and biomedical research, and explore the critical competencies needed to become a successful doctor, nurse or psychologist.
   

• Explore Engineering & Technology: Investigate the fields of Civil, Mechanical, Biomedical, and Aerospace engineering in a comprehensive introduction to engineering and survey of emerging technical applications, from self-driving vehicles to space travel. Learn to think like an engineer and strengthen critical thinking, problem solving and creativity skills.

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• Racing Extinction - Climate, Politics & Global Leadership: Preserve life on planet Earth by collaborating in small groups of delegates to generate solutions to some of the challenging issues facing humanity. The course looks at climate change, water resources, food instability and wildlife conservation, and demonstrates how the fields of climate science, politics, law and leadership can work together to beat extinction.

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• Film Academy - Oxford Through The Lens: Shoot, edit and screen a short film on location. With the University of Oxford — setting of scenes in the Harry Potter films – as your backdrop, gain insights into film production and digital editing as you experience first-hand how to create a film. Working with film industry professionals, you’ll also study screenwriting, location scouting and storyboarding.

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• English as a Foreign Language: Develop strong skills in English grammar, syntax, pronunciation and colloquial usage in speaking, listening, reading and writing. The course aims to expand vocabulary and build a foundation to support superior English reading and writing skills for all situations and uses.

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Age 16-18

• Curing the Future - Medicine & Disease: Explore the fields of biology, genetics, neuroscience, genomics, emergency medicine and human anatomy. Investigate the common practices of medicine and biomedical research, and gain practical insight into a career as a surgeon, doctor, nurse or health professional.

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• Software Development, Robotics & AI: Learn the core principles of computer science, programming languages, and robotics. This course covers real-world applications and ethical considerations, perfect for students eager to explore the future of AI and technology.

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• Law & Politics: Examine the interconnection of law and politics, and take the first step towards a legal career. The programme fosters discussion on emerging issues and debate through legal case studies on a broad range of issues ranging from human rights to globalisation.
   

• Designing Tomorrow - Engineering & Technology: Investigate a range of engineering disciplines and the technologies that are shaping the future. Providing a broad foundation to engineering, and an overview of the intersection of engineering and technology, this course will inspire students to take on the future’s grand challenges.
   

• Inventing the Future - Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Sharpen creative thinking, business modelling, presentation and leadership skills by researching, designing and marketing new business ideas. This immersive programme will enable students to develop their entrepreneurial mindset into a successful business.

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• Experimental Psychology: Delve into various aspects of the mind, including psychological disorders and the impact of childhood attachments on the future. Through designing your own investigations, networking with experts, and exploring the ethics of human psychology experiments, you’ll develop a comprehensive understanding of this field.

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• Economics & Finance: By integrating these complementary disciplines, students will develop a well-rounded perspective on the financial, strategic, and microeconomic and macroeconomic factors that influence business decision-making.

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• Architecture & Design: Bring your ideas to life as you apply the core principles of architecture, including planning, design and spatial mapping. Produce a range of architectural drawings and collaborate in teams to propose and present solutions for the urban city of 2050.

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• Marketing: Through practical case studies, simulations, and real-world projects, learners will explore key concepts like consumer behaviour, market research, and brand management, while mastering the latest trends in digital marketing, from social media to AI and virtual reality.

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• Film Academy - Oxford Through The Lens: Shoot, edit and screen a short film on location. With the University of Oxford — setting of scenes in the Harry Potter films – as the backdrop, gain insights into film production and digital editing as you experience first-hand how to create a film with guidance from film industry professionals.

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• Racing Extinction - Climate, Politics & Global Leadership: Preserve life on planet Earth by collaborating in small groups to generate solutions to the challenging issues facing humanity. The course demonstrates how the fields of climate science, politics and law and leadership can work together to beat extinction.