Several Oxford University UNIQ Summer Schools have successfully taken place over the last couple of months with participants reporting what a great experience they had.
UNIQ summer schools are designed to help high achieving A-Level students aged 17/18 years old and from diverse backgrounds to experience life as an undergraduate and consider applying to take up a course at Oxford when they may not have considered applying previously.
Two of the Summer Schools which have taken place are:
- The Economics & Management (E&M) UNIQ Summer school - took place between Monday 3rd July & Friday 5th July with 44 students participating. 13 sessions were held which covered topics such as the Economics of Recessions, Technological Innovation, Admissions, Leadership, and Cognitive Learning.
- The Politics, Philosophy & Economics (PPE) UNIQ summer school - took place between Monday 24th July & Wednesday 26th July with approximately 65 students participating. 11 sessions were held which included titles such as ‘Utilitarianism and Equality’, ‘The Economics of Chocolate’, ‘How to Change the Past (and Live to Tell the Tale)’, ‘Are we always selfish?’ and ‘Admissions’.
