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International Development explores how societies can reduce inequality, improve quality of life, and build sustainable futures across the globe. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 16–24 can study key global challenges like poverty, health, and climate action in small, discussion-based classes in Oxford.

Physics explores the fundamental principles of matter, energy, space, and time — from atoms to galaxies. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–24 can study Physics in Oxford or Cambridge, developing critical thinking and scientific skills through interactive, tutor-led sessions.

Art History is the study of how people across time have expressed ideas through visual culture — from ancient temples to modern installations. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 16–24 can explore this rich and thought-provoking subject in Oxford through personalised learning and expert-led discussions.

Biology is the study of life — from cells and DNA to ecosystems and evolution — helping us understand how living things function, adapt, and thrive. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–24 can explore biology in Oxford through hands-on learning, expert teaching, and personalised projects.

Architecture is the art and science of designing the spaces we live, work, and connect in — blending creativity, engineering, and cultural insight. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–24 can explore architecture in Oxford through hands-on projects, personalised learning, and inspiring surroundings.

Chemistry is the study of matter and how it transforms — from everyday reactions to cutting-edge innovations in medicine, energy, and materials. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–24 can explore this central science through personalised, hands-on learning in Oxford or Cambridge.

English Literature is the study of written works—from timeless classics to contemporary voices—that explores themes of identity, power, and human experience while honing critical thinking and creative expression. Atlas Summer Courses offers immersive, tailored programmes in Oxford and Cambridge for students aged 16–24, providing deep discussions, guided readings, and project-based learning to help you engage with texts and refine your analytical and communication skills.

Marketing and Media is the study of how brands craft messages, connect with audiences, and influence behaviour through storytelling, strategy, and digital innovation. Atlas Summer Courses offers a practical Marketing and Media programme in Oxford for students aged 16–17, tailored to your interests in branding, content creation, and the fast-paced world of communication.

Media Studies explores how media shapes our world — from films and social media to news and advertising — teaching students to analyse messages, challenge assumptions, and understand influence in modern society. Atlas Summer Courses offers a dynamic Media Studies programme in Cambridge for ages 13–15, with tailored seminars on topics like representation, media language, and digital culture.