Preserve life on planet earth as you collaborate in small groups to generate solutions to some of the most challenging issues facing humanity. This course exposes you to how the fields of climate science, politics, law, and leadership can work together to beat extinction. Explore the fields of political science, climate science, and international affairs through compelling speakers and exciting case studies.
By collaborating with a team of delegates to tackle some of the grand challenges facing your generation, you will publish the “2023 Oxford Accords”—a list of ideas and innovations created by you. Be inspired by extraordinary global thought leaders and diverse faculty working on the front lines of climate change, water resources, food instability, and wildlife conservation.
During the course, you will:
- Identify different leadership styles and the critical skills needed to lead effectively
- Refine your public speaking and debating skills
- Expand your knowledge on emerging global issues like climate change, natural resources, wildlife conservation, and global leadership
- Explore the roles of National Governments and global agencies like the United Nations
- Discover career pathways in the fields of climate science, politics, law, and wildlife conservation
- Develop a network of future global leaders
- Strengthen your critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity skills.
Location(s)
- Oxford Royale Academy, Oxford, United Kingdom
Schedule
- Session 1: Two weeks beginning in early July
- Session 2: Two weeks beginning in mid July
- Session 3: Two weeks beginning in late July
Cost/Compensation
- $7,400 tuition
Eligibility Requirements
- Students must be in grades 9-12.
Deadline
- Applications are accepted until the program is filled
Application or Entry Requirements
- Online application form
Notifications of Decisions
- Rolling