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Well-rounded that offers exceptional enrichment programmes led by top tutors, propelling students from 13-18 to academic success through rigorous and stimulating curriculum at prestigious universities worldwide.
16-18 years old
2 weeks
Weekly hours: 20
Choose your preferred session from the options below and submit your details in order to complete your booking.
July - Day
Start | 7/5/2026 |
End | 7/18/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
July - Boarding
Start | 7/5/2026 |
End | 7/18/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
July - Day
Start | 7/12/2026 |
End | 7/25/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
July - Boarding
Start | 7/12/2026 |
End | 7/25/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
July - Day
Start | 7/19/2026 |
End | 8/1/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
July - Boarding
Start | 7/19/2026 |
End | 8/1/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
July - Boarding
Start | 7/26/2026 |
End | 8/8/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
July - Day
Start | 7/26/2026 |
End | 8/8/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
August - Day
Start | 8/2/2026 |
End | 8/15/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
August - Boarding
Start | 8/2/2026 |
End | 8/15/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
Location: Cambridge University Colleges
This fantastic two-week camp at the University of Cambridge is the perfect gateway into the world of Economics for ambitious high schoolers aged 16–18.
Through a curriculum developed by expert tutors from world-leading universities, you will:
Learn the essentials of modern economic theory,
Explore advanced topics such as trade, fiscal policy, and development economics,
Gain insights into whether to pursue economics at university level,
Develop both theoretical and practical understanding through lectures, discussions, and hands-on projects.
All of this takes place in the inspiring academic surroundings of a Cambridge University college, with small-group teaching and expert guidance.
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30 hours of academic sessions led by Oxford & Cambridge tutors.
Average class size: 7 (maximum 12) for personalized attention.
1:1 career coaching and tutorials to support your ambitions.
Develop a Capstone Project and present findings at a mini-conference.
Receive an individual written evaluation from your tutor.
Learn first-year business and political economics topics.
Tutors come from world-class universities including Cambridge, Oxford, and Harvard, ensuring the very highest teaching quality.
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Alongside core economics modules, participants take part in workshops designed to:
Unlock academic potential.
Enhance study skills and productivity techniques.
Prepare for independent, university-level study.
Learn transferable skills like critical thinking, presentation, and argumentation.
Past topics have included:
Productivity Tips for Students
21st-Century Technology Skills
Critical Thinking and Analysis
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Module 1: Introduction to Econometrics
Learn multiple regression techniques and hypothesis testing.
Explore causal inference tools like natural experiments, regression discontinuities, and instrumental variables.
Module 2: Development Economics
Understand why some countries are wealthier than others.
Study poverty traps, the role of education and nutrition, and interventions like microfinance and cash transfers.
Module 3: Auction Theory
Analyze auctions using game theory.
Study first- and second-price auctions, all-pay auctions.
Conduct live auctions in class to test predictions.
Module 4: Project Presentation
Work independently on a Capstone Project.
Present findings in a mini-conference on the final day.
Participate in a workshop on applying for economics and management degrees and future career paths.
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Beyond academics, students enjoy a vibrant social program:
On-campus activities: punting on the River Cam, zorb football, games night, quiz night, movie night, talent show, and a murder mystery night.
Excursions:
Day trip to Oxford and its colleges.
Optional day trip to London (landmarks + shopping).
If not joining London, enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in Cambridge.
Experience Cambridge University’s Formal Hall:
A traditional candlelit dinner in historic dining halls.
Students attend two formal dinners during the program.
👉 A memorable occasion, so remember to bring some smart clothes!
All activities are supervised by friendly mentors focused on your wellbeing.
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College Allocation: Assigned a few weeks before arrival based on subject and dates.
Central, historical colleges (many over 500 years old, designed for study not luxury).
Rooms:
Single occupancy bedrooms.
Shared bathrooms (1 per 4 students).
Limited ensuite options (priority for medical needs).
Gender-separated corridors for shared bathrooms.
Wi-Fi available throughout.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner daily in College Hall.
All dietary and religious requirements accommodated with advance notice.
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Arrival Time: Between 2 pm–5 pm on the first Sunday (rooms ready by 3 pm).
London Heathrow Transfers:
Shared transfer service from Heathrow Terminal 3.
Pick-up times: 11:00, 14:00, 17:00 on arrival Sunday.
Return times: 07:00, 12:00 on the final Saturday.
Fee: £180 each way.
Alternative arrivals via other airports/train stations: details in the Welcome Pack.
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13 nights’ accommodation in a Cambridge college.
Breakfast & dinner daily.
30 hours of economics tutorials with expert tutors.
Carefully designed study materials.
Mentor program & social activities.
All excursions (Oxford, punting, croquet, etc.).
Two formal dinners in Cambridge Colleges.
Comprehensive summer school insurance.
Graduation ceremony & certificate.
Detailed tutor evaluation.
Notebook & pen.
Mentor family photograph.
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Transfer Fee: £180 each way (optional).
Recommended Pocket Money: £80 per week (for lunches + souvenirs).
ATMs widely available; Visa & Mastercard accepted.
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