International Relations
The summer school offers a curriculum focused on International Relations, aimed at fostering understanding of multiculturalism and national identities. Participants will engage in the examination of various case studies, spanning from Western Europe to East Asia, to delve into significant events related to nation-building.
International Relations at Oxford Summer Courses
Review last updated: 22 June 2025
The programme encourages a critical approach to nationalism, prompting discussions around the diverse identities present in different social contexts. Key themes of study include the roles of language, ethnicity, religion, class, industrialisation and modernisation in shaping societies. This exploration seeks to provide insights into the complexities of living in a world marked by cultural diversity and historical challenges, while contemplating the potential for future peace.
Students rated Oxford Summer Courses as the second best summer school in Oxford (4.3 stars out of 5). The top rated programmes are:
Duration
Two weeks
Fees
£6,995
Ages
16-18, 19-25
Rating
Very Good (4.3 out of 5)
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About Oxford Summer Courses
Oxford Summer Courses is one of the largest summer school providers, operating across Oxford, Cambridge, Eton, and other UK boarding schools. The programme’s size allows for a wide range of courses and a diverse student community. Known for its independence-focused approach, OSC is ideal for students looking for an academic experience that encourages self-directed learning.
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Students rated Oxford Summer Courses as the second best summer school in Oxford (4.3 stars out of 5).
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