2025 Oxford University Academic Courses (13-24 years old)
Project Name： Economics,Climate Change & Big Data
Age: 13-24s
Courses Offered :Architecture, Art History, Biology, Business and Entrepreneurship, Chemistry, Classical Civilisation, Computer Science, Creative Writing, Economics, English Literature, Environmental Science, History, International Development, International Relations, Law, Leadership, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Philosophy, Physics, Politics, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology , Sustainable engineering
About the Programme Director:
Dr. Banu Demir-Pakel, Associate Professor of Economics at the
University of Oxford, has thoughtfully crafted this programme.
With expertise in international trade, development economics,
and economic policy, Dr. Demir-Pakel has designed a curriculum
that combines rigorous academic study with real-world
applications, ensuring students gain both theoretical knowledge
and practical skills.
Tangible Benefits:
1.Advanced Skills: Gain practical knowledge of econometric models, big data tools, and the economics of climate change.
2. Networking Opportunities: Build meaningful connections with peers and leading academics in economics.
3.Future Pathways: Prepare for further education or careers in economics, public policy, data analysis, and sustainable development.
Our Teaching Approach:
Our programme is delivered through a blend of interactive seminars, hands-on workshops, and case studies, ensuring a dynamic and engaging learning environment. With small class sizes, participants benefit from close interaction with instructors and peers, fostering a collaborative atmosphere ideal for personal and intellectual growth.
Course time（Partial presentation，To confirm the specific course time, please contact us）:
course 1 29/06/2025-12/07/2025
course 2 06/07/2025-19/07/2025
course3 13/07/2025-27/07/2025
course4 20/07/2025-02/08/2025
course5 27/07/2025-09/08/2025
course6 03/08/2025-16/08/2025
course7 10/08/2025-23/08/2025
course8 17/08/2025-30/08/2025
What is included in the Programme?
● Teaching
One-on-one or small group tutorials (1–2 students per tutor).
Small group seminars (up to 8 students) led by experts.
Skills development workshops to enhance learning.
● Breakfast and dinner in hall / local restaurants
● all programme excursions, including entrance fees and
transportation;
● all bed linen and towels
● all sports, excursions and activities including
graduation ceremonies as specified on the final
timetable;
● pastoral staff support throughout;
● all academic tuition;
● accommodation which may be single, twin, en-suite,
or shared bathroom. Separated by age and gender;
● travel and medical insurance;
● complimentary airport transfer service if pre-booked
and if arrival and departure is within specified
timeframes and airport.
Accommodation
● Accommodation is in St Hilda’s College on St Giles
● Teaching space will be in the University of Oxford’s
Economics Department - 10 Manor Pl, Oxford OX1
3UQ, United Kingdom
（We reserve the right to make any changes to the location of
the Programme due to unforeseen changes in circumstance,
or which do not materially affect the nature or quality of the
Programme.）
Room：
Either single occupancy rooms with shared facilities, or twin
rooms with private facilities
Bedding is provided (changed weekly)
Accommodation address: St Hilda’s College - St Giles Annexe
38, St Giles’ Oxford OX2 6HT
Why Choose this programme?
This two-week immersive experience brings together the academic excellence of Oxford University’s Department of Economics and the personalised approach of Oxford Summer Courses.
Students will:
1.Benefit from a programme crafted in collaboration with Oxford University’s Department of Economics,offering exclusive insight into world-class academic resources, teaching methodologies, and intellectual culture
2.Explore pressing global challenges, from the economics of climate change to big data analysis.
3.Gain advanced skills in econometrics and policy-making through interactive, hands-on sessions.
4.Enjoy the rich history and vibrant culture of Oxford, with extracurricular activities like college tours and punting on the River Thames.
Your Task（The global goals for sustainable Development - 13 Climate Action）：
Week 1:
Economics of Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Explore the economic aspects of climate change, focusing on policies and innovations for a sustainable future.
Introduction to Climate Change and Economics ，What is Climate Change? Externalities, market failures, and public goods.Real-world climate challenges discussion.
Economics of Climate Policies，Tools for action: Carbon taxes, cap-and-trade,subsidies.Policy intervention case studies.Role-playing as policymakers.
Sustainable Development
SDGs: Energy, poverty, and inequality.Responsibilities of developed vs. developing nations.
Innovation and Technology
Green energy, sustainable agriculture, and carbon
capture.
Week 2:
Applied Econometrics and Big Data
Learn to apply econometrics and big data tools to
analyze and solve economic challenges, with a focus on
hands-on activities.
Introduction to Econometrics and Big Data，Fundamentals of economic analysis and the role of data.
Applications of big data in economics, business, and
policy.
Basics of Data Analysis
Data types, visualization, and creating charts.Understanding correlation vs. causation.
Introduction to Econometric Models，Regression analysis fundamentals and their applications. Big Data Tools and Techniques
Introduction to machine learning and predictive analytics.
Each topic includes practical, hands-on exercises to reinforce learning.
Typical social and cultural activities
EXCURSIONS DAY TRIPS
➢ Botanic Gardens ➢ Classical concerts ➢ Ghost tours
➢ Debates
➢ Outdoor plays
➢ College tours
➢ Punting along the river ➢ Quiz nights
➢ Comedy shows
➢ Games nights
➢ Discos
➢ Museum tours
➢ Shopping trips
➢ Boat trips
➢ London sightseeing/ Museums (including Oxford and
Cambridge students)
AUTHENTIC STUDENT EXPERIENCES
➢ Friday night formal dinners ➢ Graduation ceremony at the end of your course.
➢ BOP!!! Ture Oxford Style!
why choose us :
1.Exceptional teaching methodologies
Delve into education beyond the ordinary. Our
courses mirror methodologies used by Oxford and
Cambridge Universities, renowned for fostering
rapid development, helping you to develop your
independent and critical thinking within an inclusive
community.
2.Small class sizes
Benefit from small classes capped at a maximum of
8 students (aged 13+) or 15 students (aged 9-12).
Tutorials are also part of the offering to students
aged 16+ and are two students to one tutor. This
approach means that you get ample time with the
expert tutor for immediate feedback to help with
your development. Small classes also enable the
use of optimal learning methodologies with a great
deal of in-depth debate and discussion or detailed
analysis, as appropriate to the subject, to better
engage with the topic and fully understand a range
of perspectives.
3.Inspiring academic locations
Older students can choose between two of the
UK’s best university cities, Oxford and Cambridge.
Younger students are housed in eminent boarding
schools, including Harrow, Eton and St John’s
Beaumont. Immerse yourself in inspiring, historic
academic locations and engage in a lively social
programme filled with activities cherished by term-
time students. Conclude your experience with a
traditional formal dinner and graduation ceremony,
celebrating your achievements with your new life-
long friends.
4.Explore passions and challenge perspectives
Break free from restrictive curricula and delve into
your academic passions. Our expert tutors will guide
you in refining your ideas and thinking, leading
debates and discussions to help you gain a new
perspective.
5.International exposure
Immerse yourself in a truly global academic experience
by studying in a multicultural environment with Oxford
Summer Courses. Gain exposure to diverse perspectives,
cultures, and academic approaches as you collaborate
with fellow students from over 100 countries. This
international setting not only enriches your learning
but also prepares you for the interconnected world,
fostering a global outlook that goes beyond borders.
（P5-6，18-24s）
Orange tick = open for applications, can accept students
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We don't run every subject on each course date. Most will be open to start with, then the choice will be narrowed throughout the year in response to demand.
Independent thought through exceptional education
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