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Bradning Hrizns
Taching:
During a typical week, students will follow two
morning academic options - one from List A andone from List B.
In addition, each student will
follow an afternoon workshop course. The table
below shows the options available for 2013.
Each week, students participate in 21 hours of
lessons. They are guided by inspirational teachers
who delight in sharing their passion for their subjects.
outsid th classrm:
A full cultural and recreational programme is included.
Activities include museum tours, guest lectures andsummer
sports. In the evenings, the programme
offers students parties, quiz nights and debates.
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Cach excursins:
Students will go on three coach excursions per two
weeks. Through these, they will explore places of
historic and cultural interest in the United Kingdom
such as London and Blenheim Palace.
Full information available at
www.xfrd-ryal.c.uk/bh
ORAs Bradning Hrizns programme
offers students aged 16-18 the opportunity
to live and study in a college of the University
of Oxford. Students follow subjects that they
choose themselves, allowing them to pursueareas of interest or
to try out something new.
The programme can be followed for either two weeks or
four weeks, with a choice of dates in July and August 2013.
In summer 2012, Broadening Horizons was Oxford Royale
Academys most popular course nearly 500 students
attended the programme.
The student body is made up of bright, motivated students
from around the world. In 2012, students came from over
60 nations.
This programme is residential in two University of Oxford
colleges St. Catherines College and Balliol College.
Acadmic optins
Register online at
www.xfrd-ryal.c.uk/apply
FOR AGES 16-18
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Full social, extra-curricular
and excursion timetable
Make friends from
all over the worldStudy and live in a University
of Oxford college
Inspirational
teaching
Variety of options
to choose from
Make your own
programme!
List A
Classical Civilisations
English Literature
Human Sciences
Journalism
Mathematics
Medical Biology
Philosophy
Political Science andInternational Relations
List B
Archaeology and Anthropology
Chemistry
Contemporary History
Creative Writing
Economics
Environmental Science
Experimental Psychology
Physics
Aftrnn Wrkshps
Acting and Performance Skills
Business Challenge
Global Issues Seminar Series
Leadership and Teambuilding
Oxfords Art and Architecture
Public Speaking and Debate
