FROM DEBATE TO DIPLOMACY:
LEARN POLITICS IN ACTION
Key Facts
| Age | 15-17 years old |
|---|---|
| English Level | B2 – C2 |
| Start Dates | 11 & 25 July 2027 |
| Length | 2 weeks |
| Class Size | 12 students maximum |
| Lessons | 25 (23 hours), Monday – Friday |
| location | 333 Campus |
| Package Fee | Residential: £3,980 Non-residential: £2,610 |
| Package Inclusions | All Packages: Tuition, activities programme, 1 excursion per week, travel & medical insurance Residential: Accommodation, full-board meals Non-residential: Lunch |
| Optional Extras | Airport Transfers |
Course Benefits
| International Relations Theory and Practice |
| Explore how countries and organisations cooperate, negotiate and make decisions on the world stage, from diplomacy and global institutions to the political ideas that shape international relations. |
| Build Confidence in Political and Diplomatic English |
| Improve your fluency and vocabulary in the language of diplomacy and politics, while developing the discussion and negotiation skills you need for academic and professional success. |
| Debating Masterclass |
| Sharpen your argumentation and public speaking with a dedicated debating masterclass, building the confidence to hold your own in discussion and negotiation. |
| Model United Nations Project |
| Turn knowledge into practice with a Model United Nations project, representing a country's position and negotiating with your peers just as diplomats would. |
| Small Class Sizes & Dedicated Support |
| With a maximum of 12 students per class, you'll receive close guidance, personal feedback, and support from experienced teachers. |
| International Environment |
| Study in a global community, working alongside students from different cultures to explore the ideas and relationships that shape our shared world, in the spirit of St Clare's founding vision. |
| Guest Speaker & Tailored Careers Advice |
| Hear from a guest speaker with first-hand insight into international relations and politics, and take part in a tailored careers advice session to explore your higher education and career options. |
| Study in an Inspiring Location |
| Oxford's history, architecture, and global reputation for diplomacy and international scholarship provide a unique and motivating environment for your studies. |
Explore international relations and political ideas through topics including cooperation, diplomacy, global institutions and decision-making. Consider different perspectives on how countries and organisations interact, developing skills in research, discussion and negotiation through a Model United Nations project. In the spirit of St Clare’s founding vision, the course brings together students from different cultures to explore the ideas and relationships that shape our shared world.
Study Visits and Guest Speakers
Being based in the academic city of Oxford gives students access to an exciting programme of Guest Speakers and Study Visits. Recent speakers include local serial entrepreneur Ani Haykumi (MBA Oxon, CEO of Vann, a Healthtech company backed by Oxford University Innovation), Dr Tom Crawford (PhD Applied Mathematics, Cambridge), Christian Adofo (Nike Journalist & Brand Creative Writer), and Dr Marcus Nyman (Senior Policy Officer, RSPB; PhD Geography, Cambridge). Study visits have taken students to the Mini BMW Plant, and into Oxford to undertake market research, offering rich learning beyond the classroom.
Careers Advice Session
Our International Relations & Politics course includes a dedicated Careers Advice session, where students meet with our experienced University and Career Counsellors to explore future pathways, university options, and career opportunities. This guidance helps students make informed decisions and plan their next steps with confidence.
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