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Academic Insights – Physics is a two-week Cambridge program where students explore university-level physics through academic sessions, experiments, a personal research project and individual tutoring.
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Eligibility
Interested Physics students
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-18
Location / Region
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cost
£5,995; £7,495; £8,243
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
Academic Insights – Physics is an in-person Cambridge summer program for students exploring Physics beyond school-level study.
Students combine academic sessions and experiments with one-to-one tutoring and a self-directed research project.
It suits curious students who want a structured introduction to university-style Physics alongside a residential summer experience.
Academic Insights – Physics is Immerse Education’s Cambridge-based summer program for students who want to study Physics in greater depth. It offers separate courses for ages 13-15 and 16-18, with academic sessions designed around university-level learning.
Students explore physical principles through experiments and discussion, then develop a personal research project with tutor guidance. The program also builds in individual support and a certificate of attendance.
It combines 40 hours of teaching and coaching with small classes of 7-10 students.
A personal research project gives students a concrete academic output.
One-to-one tutoring and personalised tutor evaluation add individual feedback.
Residential packages pair academic study with college accommodation, activities and excursions.
Students aged 13-18 who are genuinely curious about Physics and want a guided taste of university-style study in Cambridge.
You need a low-cost option, a fully online course, or a specialist program focused on one narrow Physics field.
For a student deciding whether Physics is a serious academic direction, the combination of small classes, individual tutoring and a personal project can make this a more substantive summer school than a lecture-only experience. The Cambridge residential setting adds independence and a fuller campus-style experience.
It is a premium-priced program, so its value depends on whether the student will actively use the tutoring, project and feedback. Families should compare the non-residential and residential packages carefully before deciding.

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Cost and what is included
£5,995; £7,495; £8,243; includes 40 hours of teaching and coaching, Academic expert tuition, Designated mentor support, One-to-one support and tutor evaluation, Guest speaker sessions, Personal project and certificate, Residential packages include meals and 13 nights' accommodation.
Accommodation
Residential option
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; Cambridge, United Kingdom.
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Moderate to high
Best started
Start 3-4 weeks before the chosen session.
Main challenge
Turning a broad Physics interest into a focused project question.
Read the relevant syllabus guide and list the Physics topics that most interest you.
Choose one question you would like to explore further during the project.
Plan travel, accommodation choice and any dietary or medical information with a parent or guardian.
Useful if
You enjoy discussion, experiments and independent academic work.
Students spend two weeks studying Physics through academic sessions, hands-on exploration and tutor-supported independent work. The program mixes core subject learning with a personal project and Cambridge-based social activities.
Join academic sessions led by an expert tutor.
Explore Physics through experiments, analysis and discussion.
Use one-to-one tutoring to clarify questions and develop ideas.
Create a self-directed personal research project.
Take part in activities, excursions and the graduation celebration.
Applications
Rolling admissions
Cambridge Physics, ages 13-15
27 June-10 July 2027
Cambridge Physics, ages 16-18, July session 1
4-17 July 2027
Cambridge Physics, ages 16-18, July session 2
18-31 July 2027
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Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Date not confirmed | |
Cambridge Physics, ages 13-15 | 27 June-10 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Cambridge Physics, ages 16-18, July session 1 | 4-17 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Cambridge Physics, ages 16-18, July session 2 | 18-31 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Ages 13-15 or 16-18
Genuine interest in Physics
No prior Physics knowledge required
Parent or guardian enrols under-18s
Non-residential
£5,995 — Two-week program with no accommodation.
Funding or discounts
What's included
40 hours of teaching and coaching, Academic expert tuition, Designated mentor support, One-to-one support and tutor evaluation, Guest speaker sessions, Personal project and certificate, Residential packages include meals and 13 nights' accommodation
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Foundations of Physics
Study core physical principles through rigorous university-style academic sessions.
Experiments and analysis
Use experiments and theoretical analysis to investigate how physical laws work.
Personal research project
Develop an original research question with tutor guidance and university-level methods.
Advanced study route
Older students explore advanced topics including quantum mechanics and electromagnetism.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Breakfast is followed by Physics academic sessions.
Academic sessions, tutorials or project work lead into activities.
Dinner is followed by events such as talks, quizzes and social activities.
Teaching is delivered by academic experts with PhD-level credentials, typically from Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League institutions. The Cambridge Physics program also identifies a University of Cambridge materials-science PhD candidate and a theoretical particle physicist among its tutors.
Students receive designated mentor support and one-to-one academic guidance.
Accommodation is not included in the non-residential package.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Build evidence of academic curiosity through a personal research project.
Receive a personalised evaluation from the tutor.
Gain a certificate of attendance.
Explore whether Physics or Engineering is a suitable future academic direction.
Students aged 14+ may opt in for 8 UCAS points.
UCAS points are an optional add-on rather than a standard outcome.
The program is based in Cambridge, a city associated with scientific innovation and university study. Residential participants typically stay in historic Cambridge colleges and study alongside a wider program of activities and a London day trip.
College allocation is made a few weeks before arrival, based on subject and dates.
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