First session
29 June - 11 July 2026
Two-week London programme.
Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship in London
A practical business summer programme in London focused on start-ups, management, innovation and real-world company challenges.

A practical business summer programme in London focused on start-ups, management, innovation and real-world company challenges.

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Current status
Recently closed
Eligibility
Academic and English requirements apply
Age range / Year group
16-18
Location / Region
Imperial College London
Cost
£6,495
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person residential
Language: English
Accommodation: Modern campus accommodation
Meals: Included
Certificate: Certificate of completion
Teaching time: 40 hours
Campus experience: Activities, tours and trips
Teaching team: Academic and industry experts
Students learn how businesses move from concept to company through management, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing and technology-focused teaching.
The programme emphasizes practical work: students analyse company challenges, develop strategies, collaborate on projects and pitch recommendations or start-up ideas.
It suits students who want an immersive introduction to business and are comfortable combining classroom learning with teamwork, presentations and a busy campus programme.
Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship in London is an Oxford Royale summer school centred on the journey from an idea to a functioning company. Students study management, entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, leadership and the influence of AI and technology on modern business.
Teaching mixes expert-led seminars with debates, workshops, group projects and presentations. Students also tackle a consultancy scenario and develop a technology start-up concept, turning business theory into strategies they can explain and defend.
The curriculum connects core management principles with current issues such as AI, technology and global market trends.
Students apply their learning through a technology start-up pitch and a consultancy project based on rescuing a struggling company.
The published programme includes 40 hours of teaching alongside workshops, masterclasses, projects and challenge days.
Industry visits, guest speakers and the London setting provide context beyond classroom case studies.
The certificate records the student's course, dates and campus after successful completion.
Students who want to test business or entrepreneurship through practical teamwork, presentations and applied company challenges.
You want a low-cost day course, a narrowly academic economics syllabus or a programme without group projects and public speaking.
This programme can be worthwhile for a student who wants a structured introduction to business and values applied learning. The consultancy task, start-up challenge and presentations produce clearer evidence of engagement than passive lecture attendance alone.
The limitation is value for money: the fee is significant, and a two-week experience cannot substitute for sustained academic study or running a real venture. Its strongest return comes from using the projects to clarify subject interests and reflecting on the decisions made.
A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£6,495; includes 40 hours of teaching, Industry-expert teaching, Workshops, masterclasses and projects, Modern accommodation and meals, Safe campus access and 24/7 support, WiFi, teaching materials and mentoring, Daily social activities, tours and trips, Graduation ceremony and party.
Accommodation
Modern campus accommodation
Meals
Included
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; Imperial College London.
What to check before committing
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High-intensity, with a full academic and activity timetable.
Best started
Begin at least three months before the chosen session to plan payment, travel, documents and medical information.
Main challenge
Turning team analysis into a persuasive strategy or investor pitch.
Read about current business and technology trends so you can contribute examples in class.
Practise explaining a simple business idea, customer problem and proposed solution in two minutes.
Review the enrolment terms, travel requirements and medical-information deadline with a parent or guardian.
Useful if
You enjoy discussion, collaboration and presenting ideas under time pressure.
Students move between subject teaching, applied projects and presentations, with study support and extracurricular activities built around the academic timetable.
Build foundations in organisational structures, leadership, recruitment, operations, markets and investment.
Analyse a struggling technology company and develop a growth strategy as a consultant team.
Explore marketing campaigns, brand perception, influencers and ways to measure success.
Examine how AI and emerging technology affect business functions and risk.
Develop a technology start-up, including its product, business vision and marketing strategy.
Pitch recommendations and project work through presentations, challenge days and exhibition activities.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
First session
29 June - 11 July 2026
Two-week London programme.
Second session
12 July - 25 July 2026
Two-week London programme.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
First session | 29 June - 11 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Second session | 12 July - 25 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Students must be aged 16-18.
Academic prerequisites stated during booking must be met.
English-language proficiency requirements must be met.
A parent or guardian contracts for students under 18.
Programme fee
£6,495 — Published residential programme package.
What's included
40 hours of teaching, Industry-expert teaching, Workshops, masterclasses and projects, Modern accommodation and meals, Safe campus access and 24/7 support, WiFi, teaching materials and mentoring, Daily social activities, tours and trips, Graduation ceremony and party
Open the official Oxford Royale application form for this programme.
Complete the online form with the student's details; the form is described as taking about five minutes.
Pay the stipulated non-refundable enrolment fee to secure registration.
Provide requested medical, accommodation, educational and dietary information by the applicable pre-course deadline.
Review the terms, rules, insurance and travel-document requirements before committing.
The programme covers the following focus areas.
Leadership and organisations
Study organisational structures, leadership styles, motivation and business decision-making.
People, culture and AI
Explore recruitment, company culture, training, diversity and AI in human resources.
Operations and finance
Examine cash flow, pricing, premises, supply and demand, investment and fundraising.
Marketing and brands
Create campaigns while analysing brand perception, influencers and measures of success.
Technology entrepreneurship
Assess technology risks and develop a start-up product, vision and marketing strategy.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the programme.
Most weekdays include three 60-minute subject sessions before lunch.
Students complete 90-minute projects, practical workshops, study support or presentations.
Debate society, sports, cultural exploration and social activities follow classes.
The sample includes cultural exploration, park activities, shopping and independent time.
The curriculum is developed by academic experts and taught through expert-led seminars, workshops and projects, with industry experts and guest speakers contributing. The opportunity page profiles Dr Anisa Butt, a King's College London economics lecturer whose research focuses on gender and ethnic income inequality.
The advertised teaching package includes 40 hours of instruction.
Room allocations can include single or twin rooms; specific arrangements are not guaranteed.
After completing this programme, participants often pursue:
Receive a certificate recording the course, dates and campus after successful completion.
Use the start-up pitch as evidence of applied entrepreneurship and presentation practice.
Build examples of teamwork, consultancy analysis and strategic decision-making.
Clarify whether business, entrepreneurship, marketing or finance merits deeper study.
Reflect on company challenges when planning future super-curricular projects.
The certificate recognises participation and academic engagement; it is not a university qualification.
The programme is based at Imperial College London in Kensington, placing students near museums, parks, galleries and central London landmarks. Guided cultural exploration, city tours and group outings connect the campus experience with London's business and cultural setting.
Oxford Royale contracts to use Imperial College London facilities but does not operate under the university's aegis.
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