Session one
28 June-11 July 2026
Two-week Yale and New York programme.
Economics & Finance in Yale & New York
An in-person economics and finance summer programme combining campus study at Yale and Barnard College with projects, Wall Street and New York experiences.

An in-person economics and finance summer programme combining campus study at Yale and Barnard College with projects, Wall Street and New York experiences.

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Current status
Recently closed
Eligibility
Students meeting course prerequisites
Age range / Year group
Ages 16-18
Location / Region
New Haven, Connecticut; New York City, New York
Cost
£6,995
Duration
Two weeks
Format
In-person
Language: English
Accommodation: Residential university campuses
Meals: Full board at Yale
Certificate / Outcome: Certificate of completion
Campus experience: Yale and Barnard College
This residential summer school introduces economics, markets, investment and global finance through interactive teaching and practical projects.
Students begin at Yale University and continue at Barnard College in Manhattan, connecting academic ideas with Wall Street, policy and the wider city.
It suits students who want university-style subject exploration alongside campus living, cultural trips and collaborative presentations.
Economics & Finance in Yale & New York is an Oxford Royale summer school exploring microeconomics, macroeconomics, markets, investment and global finance. Students use simulations, case studies and hands-on projects to connect theory with business and policy challenges.
The experience starts at Yale University and moves to Barnard College, Columbia University, in Manhattan. Alongside academic study, students visit the Financial District, encounter cultural landmarks and complete group presentations.
The two-campus structure connects an Ivy League setting with New York's global financial environment.
Analyst and consulting projects require students to turn theory into evidence-based recommendations.
Wall Street, a UN speaker session and economics workshops add direct context beyond classroom teaching.
The programme combines subject depth with leadership, communication and presentation practice.
A certificate records the course title, dates and campus after successful completion.
Students who want to test economics or finance through practical group work while experiencing residential university life in two US settings.
You want a low-cost, non-residential or narrowly exam-focused course, or prefer individual work to projects, debate and presentations.
The programme can be worthwhile for students who value immersive campus life, applied economics and exposure to New York's financial and cultural institutions. Its strongest feature is the connection between academic concepts and substantial group projects.
The fee is significant, and the famous campus names should not be mistaken for university sponsorship or admission advantage. Its value depends on engaging seriously with the work and later reflecting on what was learned, rather than treating the experience as a credential alone.
A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£6,995; includes Full-board accommodation at Yale University, Economics and finance teaching, Hands-on projects and workshops, Wall Street and Financial District visit, UN speaker session, Harvard University trip, The Met and Broadway experience, Graduation boat cruise and formal dinner.
Accommodation
Residential university campuses
Meals
Full board at Yale
Provider details
Review the Oxford Royale provider page and official sources before making a final decision.
Dates and logistics
Two weeks; New Haven, Connecticut; New York City, New York.
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Compare with similar programmesEffort level
Moderate to high.
Best started
Begin planning about three months before the intended session, allowing time for enrolment, travel documents and the required 60-day information submission.
Main challenge
Applying economic theory to changing business and policy scenarios.
Review basic microeconomics and macroeconomics vocabulary before arrival.
Practise explaining a graph or current economic story in clear language.
Prepare for collaborative work by rehearsing a short evidence-based presentation.
Useful if
You already follow economic news or want to test finance as a future subject.
Students combine interactive academic teaching with simulations, projects, workshops and location-based enrichment across Yale and New York.
Build foundations in microeconomics, macroeconomics, markets and investment.
Analyse data and test strategies through simulations and case studies.
Advise a technology start-up on funding through to stock-market flotation.
Develop a multinational company's finance, investment and expansion proposal.
Present group recommendations in board-style settings.
Connect theory with Wall Street, policy, museums and cultural visits.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Session one
28 June-11 July 2026
Two-week Yale and New York programme.
Session two
12-25 July 2026
Two-week Yale and New York programme.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Session one | 28 June-11 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Session two | 12-25 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Students aged 16-18
Meet any stipulated academic prerequisites
Meet the stipulated English-language requirement
Parent or guardian contracts for under-18 students
Programme fee
£6,995 — Published 2026 residential price.
What's included
Full-board accommodation at Yale University, Economics and finance teaching, Hands-on projects and workshops, Wall Street and Financial District visit, UN speaker session, Harvard University trip, The Met and Broadway experience, Graduation boat cruise and formal dinner
Open the official Oxford Royale application form.
Complete the five-minute form with the student's requested details.
A parent or legal guardian should enrol on behalf of a student under 18.
Pay the stipulated non-refundable enrolment fee to confirm registration.
Provide requested medical, dietary, accommodation and educational information at least 60 days before the course.
The programme covers the following focus areas.
Economic Foundations
Build core understanding of microeconomics, macroeconomics and global trade.
Markets and Investment
Explore markets, investment strategy and corporate finance through practical examples.
Data-led Decisions
Practise analysing data and using evidence to support economic decisions.
Business Strategy
Advise companies on funding, financial performance, risk and global expansion.
Leadership and Presentation
Develop persuasive recommendations and present them in collaborative settings.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
The curriculum is developed by academic experts and delivered through seminars, interactive lessons, workshops, masterclasses and guest-speaker sessions. The programme describes its teachers as subject experts, but does not publish a complete course-specific faculty list.
Some bedrooms may be shared, and room allocations can change under the enrolment terms.
After completing this programme, participants often pursue:
Use the experience to test interest in economics, finance or business study.
Build examples of data analysis and strategic decision-making for later reflection.
Develop presentation and collaborative problem-solving experience.
Complete finance and consulting-style project outputs.
Receive a certificate recording the course, dates and campus.
The certificate recognises engagement and completion; it is not stated to carry academic credit.
The programme starts at Yale University in New Haven, a city known for its architecture, museums and academic setting. It then moves to Barnard College, Columbia University, in Manhattan, with New York landmarks and the Financial District used as part of the wider experience.
Oxford Royale operates independently of the universities whose facilities it uses.
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