Medicine for High School Students at University of Oxford Campus

Course Description: Medicine for High School Students at University of Oxford Campus

Unlock the Future of Medicine: An Immersive Experience for Aspiring Medical Minds 🌟

Embark on a transformative journey into the world of medicine designed specifically for high-achieving students aged 16-17! This unique program offers an unparalleled opportunity to delve into the science behind modern healthcare, gaining insights into human disease, developmental biology, stem cells, and regenerative medicine. With a curriculum tailored to ignite curiosity and foster personal growth, your child will be inspired to explore how medical research is shaping the future of health.

🧠 Learning Focus

Engaging Curriculum

• Key Topics Explored: Human disease, developmental biology, stem cells, regenerative medicine.

• Interactive Learning: Tailored sessions that adapt to students' interests, ensuring relevance and engagement.

• Expert Insight: Q&A sessions with esteemed tutors and guest speakers from the medical field.

• Career Exploration: Attend a university fair to discover potential pathways in medicine.

Teaching Methodology

• Oxford Tutorial Style: Experience personalized learning in small groups (maximum of 8 students), where self-directed inquiry and critical thinking flourish.

• Independent Work: Complete two independent pieces (essays or problem sheets) evaluated in one-on-one or small group tutorials, promoting in-depth discussion and feedback.

• Recognized Achievement: Receive a certificate and a personalized letter of recommendation upon course completion.

👩‍🏫 Meet the Tutors

Your child's learning will be guided by distinguished experts:

• Dr. Ezgi G: A PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology, with a wealth of research experience in cancer therapies and a role as a Scientific Editor.

• Dr. Simon H: A dual qualified medical doctor and PhD, currently teaching medical students while practicing in an Oxford Emergency Department.

• Dr. Tariq P: A Jamaica Rhodes Scholar, focusing on surgical techniques for chronic pain, with extensive teaching experience in the medical sciences.

🏨 Accommodation & Boarding

Your child will reside at Somerville College, a beautiful setting that blends historical charm with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment for all students.

🌆 Signature Outings

Enhance the learning experience with unforgettable excursions:

• British Museum: Explore over 8 million artifacts that span 2 million years of human history.

• Warwick Castle: Discover medieval history through exhibitions and live demonstrations.

• Tower of London: Visit this iconic fortress and learn about its storied past and royal treasures.

• Westminster, London: Stand in awe of historic landmarks like the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.

• Bath: Wander through ancient Roman architecture and Georgian elegance.

• Blenheim Palace: Experience the grandeur of this UNESCO World Heritage site and home to Sir Winston Churchill.

• Ashmolean Museum: Delve into one of the world’s oldest museums with its vast collections.

• Oxford: Stroll through the iconic university city, rich in history and stunning architecture.

• Portsmouth: Engage with the UK’s maritime heritage at the historic dockyard.

• Bristol: Discover this vibrant city, including hands-on science experiences and cultural attractions.

📅 Session Availability & Pricing

Available Sessions:

• 28 Jun 2026 - 11 Jul 2026

• 5 Jul 2026 - 18 Jul 2026

• 12 Jul 2026 - 25 Jul 2026

• 19 Jul 2026 - 1 Aug 2026

• 26 Jul 2026 - 8 Aug 2026

• 2 Aug 2026 - 15 Aug 2026

• 9 Aug 2026 - 22 Aug 2026

• 16 Aug 2026 - 29 Aug 2026

Pricing:

• Non-residential (Day): £5,495

• Plus (shared bathroom): £6,995

• Superior (private room and bathroom): £7,995

• Premier (private room and bathroom): £9,995

This is more than just a course; it’s a gateway to the future of medicine! Enroll your child in this life-changing program where they will be nurtured in a supportive environment, gain invaluable insights, and develop skills that will last a lifetime. With dedicated pastoral care and a focus on safety, your child will thrive both academically and personally. Let them take this bold step into a brighter future today! ✨

Location: Oxford, United Kingdom 📍

Oxford is a city shaped by nearly 1,000 years of academic history and scientific discovery. Many of the world’s most influential physicists - including Stephen Hawking and Roger Penrose — have studied or worked here, contributing to its reputation as a global centre of innovation.

Oxford offers an inspiring place to live and learn. Surrounded by historic colleges, world-class museums, and a tradition of groundbreaking research, your child will study in an environment that encourages curiosity, exploration, and a deeper appreciation for how science shapes our understanding of the universe.

Life in Oxford 🏛️

Accommodation is available in single or twin rooms, depending on the tier chosen. Plus students can choose single or twin, Superior guarantees an ensuite, and Premier provides concierge-selected rooms. All options include shared spaces and on-course staff for support.

Meals and Catering 🍽️

Meals are provided on a half-board basis, including daily breakfast and dinner served either at the accommodation or at carefully selected local restaurants. Students purchase their own lunch. Dietary requirements and preferences are fully accommodated.

Certificates and Tutor Feedback 🎓

Every student receives a certificate of achievement, detailed written tutor feedback, and a personalised Letter of Recommendation to support future academic, school, university, or programme applications.

Airport Transfers ✈️

Transfers operate from London Heathrow Airport on official arrival and departure days and are included in the programme price. Staff are stationed at Heathrow between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM to welcome students, coordinate transfers, and ensure a smooth arrival. Families are encouraged to book flights arriving before 3:00 PM so students can join the last transfer of the day.

What’s Included – Tier Overview ⭐

Plus

A complete academic and residential experience with half-board meals, small seminars, workshops, and single or twin rooms with shared bathrooms. Includes scheduled Heathrow transfers.

Superior

Includes all Plus features, with private ensuite accommodation, enhanced insurance, and greater flexibility for families.

Premier

The premium option with concierge-selected rooms, platinum-level insurance, flexible arrival transfers, and a future coaching session for academic or university guidance.

What a Typical Day Looks Like

Morning ☀️

Students begin with breakfast, sign-ins, and room checks, followed by academic sessions such as lessons, seminars, or tutorial preparation.

Examples: small-group lessons, seminars, tutorial work, future-pathway planning.

Afternoon 🌿

After lunch, the day shifts to enrichment and exploration. Students take part in masterclasses, directed study, city tours, or scheduled excursions.

Examples: goal setting, masterclasses, study and reflection, cultural outings.

Evening 🌙

Evenings are relaxed and social. Students enjoy dinner and then join supervised activities that help them unwind and connect with friends.

Examples: games, creative activities, group events, and end-of-week celebrations.

An example of the timetable is included in the pictures above this listing.

Day Students / Non-Residential Schedule Overview 🌞

High school day students follow a structured and engaging daytime schedule, giving them the full academic and enrichment experience while returning home each evening. Each morning begins with drop-off between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM, followed by academic seminars, tutorial preparation, or study blocks. Sessions usually run until 12:30 PM, with short breaks built in so students can recharge and socialise. 📘☕

Afternoons offer a variety of activities designed to build confidence, broaden understanding, and inspire curiosity. Depending on the day, students may take part in goal-setting workshops, tutorial Q&A sessions, supervised study, city tours, enrichment activities, or reflection periods. These run from early afternoon until about 4:30–5:00 PM, giving students a balanced mix of academics and exploration. 🌿✨

In the early evening, students have dinner included, allowing them to enjoy meals with their peers in a relaxed, social environment. After dinner, students participate in optional or included evening activities such as welcome talks, group events, or socials, depending on the day. Pick-up usually takes place between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM, unless there is a special event like a celebratory dinner or end-of-week social, which may run slightly later. 🌙🎉

Arrival and Departure for Day Students 🚗

Parents or guardians are responsible for morning drop-off and evening pick-up within the designated windows shown on the weekly timetable.

Typical times are:

• Drop-off: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

• Pick-up: 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM

On certain days (such as celebratory dinners or Friday socials), pick-up may be later, and families will be notified in advance. Staff are always present at the meeting points to welcome students, take attendance, and ensure safe handover at the end of the day. 📅🤝

What High School Day Students Receive 🎒

High school day students enjoy nearly all the same elements as residential students, including:

• Daily academic seminars in small groups

• Tutorial work and scheduled tutorial slots (Thursday or Friday depending on group)

• Guided study and supervised reflection time

• Masterclasses, Q&A sessions, 21st-century skills workshops (Week 2)

• City tours, enrichment sessions, and curriculum-building activities

• Participation in daytime excursions and college visits

• Dinner included each evening

• Access to tutors, study support, learning spaces, and programme staff

The only elements not included for day students are:

🛏️ Accommodation

🍳 Breakfast

✈️ Airport transfers

🛡️ Insurance

Weekly Structure at a Glance 📘

Week 1

Students begin with orientation, academic seminars, goal-setting activities, and hands-on tutorials. The week includes a city tour, afternoon study blocks, enrichment time, and evening events such as the welcome talk and a celebratory dinner.

Wednesday is an optional (“opt-out”) day, where students may choose not to attend the independent study and curriculum enrichment running from 9 AM–7 PM.

Week 2

Students take part in advanced study sessions, 21st-century skills masterclasses, tutorials, enrichment activities, and (in Oxford) a university fair. The week builds toward graduation on Friday afternoon, followed by optional events such as a formal dinner or campus social (“bop”). 🎓✨

Across both weeks, the schedule balances academic challenge, exploration, and social connection — designed specifically for high school learners developing independence and preparing for future study. 🌟🏫