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St Anne’s College, Oxford

Experience an award-winning Oxford summer school for ages 18–24, hosted at one of the university’s most inclusive and forward-thinking colleges. Deepen your academic knowledge, grow in confidence, and engage with like-minded students from around the world.

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St Anne’s College, Oxford

Our Approach to Summer Learning

At 91��̳, we believe that where you learn matters. That’s why we host our programmes in some of the most prestigious and inspiring college settings in Oxford and Cambridge—giving students the chance to live and learn in world-renowned academic environments.

Unlike traditional programmes, we don’t follow a fixed curriculum. Instead, our courses are shaped by our students. Our expert tutors tailor the experience based on each group’s interests, goals, and curiosity, creating a learning journey that’s as personal as it is powerful. To make our programmes even more flexible, we offer a range of tiered pricing options—so you can choose the experience that’s right for you, from accommodation preferences to extra support and services.

Studying at St Anne’s College

Our Oxford summer school for ages 18–24 is hosted at St Anne’s College, a spacious and inclusive college located on Woodstock Road in north Oxford. With its open green spaces and modern buildings, St Anne’s provides a relaxed and down-to-earth environment that’s ideal for focused study and self-directed learning.

The college is just a short walk from Oxford’s city centre, placing students close to libraries, museums, and historic sites, while offering a slightly quieter, more reflective atmosphere than some central colleges. St Anne’s is known for its intellectual openness and supportive community—making it a great choice for students who value independence and curiosity.

Who Studies Here and How They Learn

Our courses at are designed for learners aged 18–24 who want to explore their chosen subject in more depth. With around 40 students per course and seminar groups capped at eight, the experience is focused, interactive, and intellectually enriching.

We use a tutorial-style teaching model inspired by the Oxford and Cambridge system. Students complete two pieces of independent work during the course (essays or problem sheets) and explore their thinking further through 1:1 or 2:1 tutorials with their tutor. These sessions provide constructive feedback, academic challenge, and space to reflect—building confidence and insight. On completion, students receive a certificate and a letter of recommendation from their tutor.

Accommodation and Facilities

Students stay in single bedrooms located across a variety of modern buildings on the main St Anne’s College site. Bathrooms are shared between 4–6 students depending on the accommodation block, and all bed linen and towels are provided. While kitchens are available in some areas, they are not guaranteed for student use, and cooking equipment or crockery is not provided.

The college also offers open lawns, shared social areas, on-site dining and laundry facilities, and easy access to the best of Oxford—from academic spaces to peaceful parks and cafés. It’s a calm, independent environment, perfect for older students who want the freedom to focus on their studies and immerse themselves in university-style living.