Physics (13-15 YEARS)

A summer course in Oxford by Oxford Summer Courses.

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Course Summary

Study Physics with us and you’ll learn a range of theoretical and practical skills, and how to think like a physicist while exploring advances that push the boundaries of science. We’ll challenge you to think about how the Universe works, encouraging you to question your beliefs and nail down a conclusion. Topics could include mechanics, electronics, astrophysics, and particle physics. And we’ll also study solo and collaborate together, supporting our work with examples, problems and the scientific method for immersive learning.

Key Features

Tutorials with qualified academics
Live at a historic academic setting
Enjoy social activities and day trips
Benefit from small class sizes with engaging, expert tutors.

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FROM £5895
Ages 13-15
Oxford

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Features & What's Included?

Choose from a wide range of subjects, from Arts and Humanities to Medicine and Sciences
Experience courses designed for various age groups, ensuring tailored academic challenges
Learn in prestigious Oxford University colleges, immersing in the historic academic atmosphere
Join back-to-back courses or combine Oxford and Cambridge experiences for an extended learning journey
Participate in cultural and educational activities, enhancing the overall experience.

All teaching, including tutorials, small group seminars and skills development workshops
Oxford or Cambridge University college accommodation
Breakfast and dinner as a minimum (including restaurant meals and three-course formal meal in college dining hall)
Formal graduation ceremony
All extracurricular activities and day trips to local and cultural sites
Airport transfers
Travel and medical insurance
Branded merchandise including backpack.

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Authentic Oxford & Cambridge Experience for High School Students

Authentic Oxford & Cambridge Experience by Oxford Summer Courses immerses high school students in diverse academic studies and cultural explorations at these historic universities.

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