Fees & What's included

Oxford Summer Academy Programme Overview

When is the Oxford Summer Academy Programme?

The Oxford Summer Academy Programme is a two-week residential course. You will be staying on-site at Lincoln College, University of Oxford for the duration of the two weeks.

The date: 10th- 23rd August 2025

Business and Innovation in the Age of AI

Cybersecurity in a Global Context: Technology, AI, and Governance

The Date: 10th-23rd 2025

Macroeconomics and Microeconomics in the Digital Age: Innovation, Regulation, and Policymaking

Oxford Architecture: A Social and Cultural History of the University through its Buildings

What are the Oxford summer Academy programme fees?

The cost for the two-week programme is £4,599 per person.

What’s included?

The price includes:

Single en-suite accommodation

4.Personalised feedback from your tutors

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

A Bodleian Library Reader's Card (Students will be issued with a Bodleian Library Reader's Card, granting access to an immense range of academic resources)

20 hours of small group teaching( Tutoring style) by experienced Oxford tutors and around 40 hours of workshop, group team work, independent studying .

Outstanding students will have the opportunity to receive recommendation letters(Students demonstrating exceptional performance may obtain personalised letters of recommendation from their tutors)

A highly specialised learning programme that will look great on future applications

Guest Lectures and Interdisciplinary Round Tables

Academic and transferable skill workshops

A personal projects showcase fair on the last day of the programme

A minimum of two Oxford-based excursions per week

One full-day excursion to London and Cambridge

A full social programme

Certificate of Attendance

One formal dinner

Who is eligible for the Oxford summer academy programme at Lincoln College, Oxford?

The Oxford Summer Academy Programme is for anyone aged 18 or over who has a strong interest in their chosen subject. You may be a current undergraduate or postgraduate student looking to broaden your intellectual horizons and build on your subject-specific expertise, or a professional who has already completed their studies and who wishes to enhance their expertise in a specific area covered in our courses.
All students must have a good level of English to ensure they can get the most out of the programme. If you are not studying in the UK or in an English-speaking country, then we require evidence of one of the following:

IELTS – 6.5
TOEFL – 90
PTE (Pearson Test of English) – 61
CAP and CAE (Cambridge) – 176
Language Cert International ESOL B2 – High Pass
Language Cert International ESOL C1- Pass
Duolingo – 120
TOEIC – 750
CET – 4 (China) 550+
CET – 6 (China) 520+

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