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The Oxford University Future of Business Summer School
Two weeks in Oxford exploring the future of business through strategy, AI, innovation and finance, finishing with a proposal and a University of Oxford certificate.
Run by Oxford UniversityAges 15-18
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About this camp
The Future of Business Summer School is a two‑week residential programme for 16–18-year-olds who want to understand what is changing across industries and build the skills to help shape what comes next. You will explore how organisations make decisions when the stakes are high, and how strategy connects AI, innovation and finance to real‑world outcomes.
You will learn from University academics and expert contributors, collaborate with an international cohort, and develop a project that turns insight into a strong proposal you can explain and defend. The programme uses the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a guide to understanding how business creates value while responding to major global challenges, and includes Oxford traditions, cultural visits and social activities alongside teaching.
- Learn how leaders make decisions under uncertainty and how strategy links AI, innovation and finance
- Collaborate with an international cohort to develop a proposal you can explain and defend
- Study with Oxford Saïd academics and expert contributors in a challenging, discussion‑based format
- Experience Oxford beyond the classroom through heritage sites, museums and Oxford traditions
- Graduate with a University of Oxford certificate and join a global peer network.
What the price covers
- Full‑board accommodation, meals and residential support in Oxford
- London train or airport transfers within a given arrival window
- Cultural excursions and a full programme of social activities and Oxford traditions
- Graduation and a University of Oxford certificate.
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Academics
Workshops and masterclasses led by Oxford faculty exploring the rapidly evolving world of business. You'll look at sustainable business through strategy, decision‑making under uncertainty, and the links between AI, innovation and finance.
Learning is discussion‑based and applied, with students developing a project proposal they can explain, defend and be proud of. The UN SDGs are used as a framework for understanding how business creates value while responding to major global challenges.








