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Atlas Summer Courses is the new name for the programme formerly known as Oxford Summer Courses, reflecting its growth from its Oxford beginnings into a wider academic summer experience. While the name has changed, the focus remains on small-group teaching, academic challenge, independent thinking and bringing together students from around the world. With more than 40 subjects and programmes in Oxford, Cambridge and Harrow, the Atlas name represents the programme’s aim to help students explore their interests, broaden their perspectives and discover where their curiosity could take them next.
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Mechanical Engineering is the study of designing, building, and improving machines and systems that power modern life — from engines and aircraft to renewable energy and robotics. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 16–24 can explore mechanics, thermodynamics, CAD, and innovation in small, tutor-led groups in Oxford, building real-world problem-solving skills for future engineering careers.
Mathematics is the study of logic, structure, and patterns — a powerful discipline that underpins science, technology, and everyday problem-solving. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–24 can explore topics like algebra, calculus, and data analysis in Oxford or Cambridge, developing critical thinking and real-world skills in a tailored, engaging environment.
Innovation and Technology explores how new ideas are transformed into real-world solutions that improve lives — from smart devices to sustainable tech. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–17 can study this future-focused subject in Cambridge, building creative, technical, and entrepreneurial skills to help shape tomorrow's world.
Engineering is the application of science and maths to design solutions that improve how we live, from infrastructure to technology. At Atlas Summer Courses, students aged 13–15 explore the principles of engineering through hands-on projects in Oxford or Cambridge — gaining problem-solving skills and creative insight for the future.
