£8,995 (about $11,880; includes teaching, meals, accommodation, and excursions)
Location:
Saïd Business School and University of Oxford accommodation, Oxford, England
Ages:
15-18 (completed grades 9–12)
Format:
Residential
Two-week residential summer school at Oxford's Saïd Business School introducing AI and machine learning to 15–18-year-olds from around the world; no advanced coding experience is required.
£8,995 (about $11,880; includes teaching, meals, accommodation, and excursions)
Location:
Saïd Business School and University of Oxford accommodation, Oxford, England
Ages:
15-18 (completed grades 9–12)
Format:
Residential
Two-week residential summer school at Oxford's Saïd Business School where students build a business and leadership foundation, choose a specialist pathway (business finance; AI and innovation; marketing, communications and reputation; health and biotechnology; or climate and sustainability), practice negotiation, Oxford-style debating, and pitching, and present a group business proposal.
£8,995 (about $11,880; includes teaching, meals, accommodation, and excursions)
Location:
Saïd Business School and University of Oxford accommodation, Oxford, England
Ages:
15-18 (completed grades 9–12)
Format:
Residential
Two-week residential summer school at Oxford's Saïd Business School where teams develop a venture concept through design thinking, customer discovery, prototyping, and start-up finance, then pitch it to entrepreneurs and innovation experts at a final showcase; no business experience is required.
£8,995 (about $11,880; includes teaching, meals, accommodation, and excursions)
Location:
Saïd Business School and University of Oxford accommodation, Oxford, England
Ages:
16-18 (completed grades 10–12)
Format:
Residential
Two-week residential summer school at Oxford's Saïd Business School on global strategy for 16–18-year-olds from around the world, ending with an official University of Oxford certificate on successful completion.
Month-long residential program at Keble College, Oxford, for students currently in grades 8–9, who take a Major and a Minor course in Oxford's tutorial style and join Shakespeare performances, speaker talks, and field trips to British landmarks.