Immerse Education Cambridge Summer School
Cambridge, United KingdomImmerse Education
- Latest published dates
- Aug 2 – 15, 2026
- Duration
- 2 weeks
- Ages
- 16–18
$4,902
Course price for 1 week
Sold in packages from 2 weeks — $9,804
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The camp is a two-week residential academic summer school in Cambridge for students aged 16–18, run by Immerse Education. Participants study a chosen subject for 40 hours over two weeks in classes of 7–10, taught by academic experts — typically PhDs from Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League universities — while living in a historic Cambridge university college. The programme includes a personal project for university applications, personalised tutor evaluation, guest speakers, mentor support and a busy social programme of punting, excursions, talent shows, quiz nights and sports tournaments.
Language
English
Program type
Science / STEM Camps
Accommodation
Campus
About
About the Course
Each student follows one subject syllabus for the full two weeks — the August 2026 session confirmed on this card is the Medicine (Academic Insights) course for ages 16–18. The programme delivers 40 hours of teaching and coaching in classes of 7–10 students, tuition by an academic expert (PhD, typically Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League), 1:1 support, guest speaker sessions, completion of a personal project for CV/university applications, a personalised evaluation from the tutor and a certificate of attendance.
What’s Included
The two-week residential (Classic) package is £7,495 and covers tuition, accommodation, daily meals, activities and pastoral support. A non-residential option is £5,995, and a Classic + Online Research Programme upgrade (2 weeks residential plus 10 hours online) is £9,516.
Accommodation
Students stay 13 nights in university accommodation in one of Cambridge’s historic colleges. Room details are confirmed at booking.
Meal Plan
Daily meals are included: breakfast and dinner for the ages 16–18 stream.
Activities & Excursions
Mentors organise a busy afternoon and evening social programme: punting, excursions, talent shows, cake-and-canvas painting evenings, quiz nights, sports tournaments and guest speaker sessions.
Facilities
Teaching and social life take place in historic Cambridge university college settings, with college dining and residential facilities.
Camp Experience
The programme is designed as a university experience: students study one subject at university level, live in a Cambridge college with an international cohort, are supported by designated mentors, and leave with a personal project, tutor evaluation and certificate to support future applications.
Language Camp prices
Medicine — Academic Insights (Ages 16–18)
20 Lessons · 16–18 yrs · All levels2026 price
A two-week university-level Medicine programme for students aged 16–18. Students explore medical concepts through seminar-style classes of 7–10, taught by an academic expert (PhD, typically Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League), and complete a personal project with a personalised evaluation to support university applications.
40 hours of teaching and coaching across the two-week programme (an average of 20 hours per week — derived from the published total of 40 hours).
University-style academic insight into Medicine: subject seminars, guest lectures, 1:1 support, personal project and university application preparation. Over 40 other subjects are offered by the provider on request.
Daily Schedule
Breakfast
07:00–08:00
Classes
08:30–12:30
Lunch
12:30–13:30
Dinner
18:30–19:30
Evening activities
20:00–22:00
Lights out
22:30
Included items
School
Immerse Education
Immerse Education is an academic summer school provider for students aged 13–18, running two-week residential programmes in Cambridge, Oxford, London and other university cities. Students choose from over 40 subjects — from Medicine and Law to Engineering and Creative Writing — taught by academic experts, typically PhDs from Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League universities, in classes of 7–10 students. Programmes combine 40 hours of teaching with a personal project, mentor support and a full social programme, with accommodation in historic university colleges. Head office: Hamilton House, London EC4Y 0HA.
