Course Summary
International relations is an academic discipline that focuses on the study of the interaction of the actors in international politics, including states and non-state actors. The study of IR raises questions such as: What powers does the United Nations actually have? What influence does the security council have over the rest of the world? Which treaties and trade agreements have shaped relationships between countries who only decades ago were at war? You will explore these questions and global issues, group discussions, and others like them over two weeks of dynamic tutorials.
Key Features
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Average class size of 7 -
1:1 tutorials
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Academic workshops
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World-class tutors
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Certificate & detailed participant evaluation
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Personal project or Creative portfolio
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Experience Oxbridge life
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Enhance key academic skills
Accommodation
Academics & Tuition
Extracurricular Program
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From £5,995.00 / 2 Weeks
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Ages 16-18 years
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Cambridge
Academic Insights in Oxford & Cambridge
The Academic Insights programmes at Oxford and Cambridge provide an in-depth academic experience in a range of subjects for students aged 13-18.
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