AI and Machine Learning Pioneers, run in partnership with Saïd Business School, gave students the chance to look beyond the headlines and explore the ideas, tools and questions shaping this fast-moving field, from machine learning and big data to the wider impact of AI on economies and society.
Future Global Strategists, delivered through a unique collaboration between Saïd Business School, the Department of Economics and the Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR), gives students the chance to explore how economics, geopolitics and technology are shaping our world, while developing critical thinking, analytical and leadership skills.
This four-day course introduced the fast-growing field of geoeconomics, exploring how economic decisions influenced geopolitical outcomes, and how political tensions shaped markets, policy and international relations.
Considering a graduate programme in Economics? In just one week, our expert Oxford faculty guided participants through key concepts and techniques that form the backbone of many graduate-level courses in Economics.
Led by academics from the University of Oxford’s Department of Economics, the Summer School was designed for students, researchers and professionals ready to deepen their understanding, strengthen their skills and learn alongside an international cohort.
As an undergraduate, just sitting in that classroom, learning alongside such an incredible group of people from all over the world, and getting to network with them, was honestly one of the greatest privileges of the whole experience.
Vihara, Undergraduate Student
The lectures, tutorials and discussions challenged assumptions, introduced new analytical perspectives and created a valuable bridge between economic theory, empirical research and the decisions economists face in the real world.
Faris, Economist
For a researcher like me, this was pure gold, offering serious inspiration and a much clearer compass for my own work. I leave Oxford entirely energised - armed with a renewed perspective, challenging new research questions, and a wonderful network of peers and mentors.
Cristiana, Researcher
The programme provided an excellent opportunity to gain more understanding and see methods and analytical tools that could help us improve the research we do. I was also so happy to network with so many talented economists, whose diverse perspectives and backgrounds added so much to my experience.
Enrique, Policy Analyst
As a PhD scholar, it was especially valuable to step beyond the immediate boundaries of my research, encounter different ways of thinking, and return to my own work with a wider perspective and renewed curiosity.
Ritika, PhD Scholar
The methodologies covered are essential for my research and the empirical work I hope to undertake in my thesis. I also had the rare privilege of presenting my proposed thesis and receiving invaluable feedback on how to better refine my ideas.
