Application deadline
12 July 2026

An immersive London summer school exploring law, politics, debate and courtroom practice through expert teaching, workshops and realistic simulations.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Academic and English requirements apply
Age range / Year group
Ages 16-18
Location / Region
London
Cost
£4,495
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
Latest deadline
12 July 2026 · Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Get next-cycle reminderThis is an academically focused summer program combining introductory law and politics with university-style teaching and practical simulations.
Students analyse cases, debate political ideas, conduct a mock trial and create a political campaign, while also taking part in workshops and London activities.
It suits students exploring law, politics, diplomacy or social-science pathways who want both subject depth and public-speaking practice.
Law & Politics in London is an Oxford Royale summer program combining introductory legal study with political ideas and institutions. Students explore how law, government and public policy interact through expert-led teaching, cases and discussion.
The practical experience includes a mock murder trial, debates, negotiation and mediation exercises, and a simulated political campaign. Campus life adds London visits, social activities and a university-style residential experience.
The syllabus links legal principles to politics, elections, policy and current global issues rather than treating the subjects separately.
Students practise advocacy through a full mock murder trial involving barristers, witnesses, jurors and cross-examination.
The political challenge requires students to create a party, write a manifesto and deliver a 10-minute press-conference speech.
A Royal Courts of Justice visit and Imperial College London campus setting add context beyond classroom study.
The certificate records the course title, dates and campus after successful completion.
Students considering law, politics, diplomacy or social sciences who enjoy discussion, argument and practical simulations.
You want a low-cost day course, specialist preparation for a particular law degree, or a program centred on independent research.
The program can be worthwhile for students who want to test both law and politics before choosing university subjects or courses. Its strongest feature is the combination of structured academic content with courtroom, campaigning and debating practice.
The fees are substantial, particularly for the residential option, and a short summer course cannot replace sustained reading, strong grades or longer-term subject engagement. Its value therefore depends on using the experience to deepen genuine interests rather than treating the certificate alone as an admissions advantage.

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Cost and what is included
£4,495; includes 40 hours of teaching, Industry-expert teaching, Workshops, masterclasses and projects, Teaching materials and mentoring, Daily social activities, tours and trips, Residential accommodation and meals, Free WiFi on campus, Graduation ceremony and party.
Accommodation
Modern en-suite campus rooms
Meals
Included for residential students
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; London.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Moderate to high academic and social intensity.
Best started
Begin planning 8-12 weeks before the intended session, especially for travel, insurance and required forms.
Main challenge
Turning legal and political analysis into persuasive spoken arguments.
Read current UK legal and political news so unfamiliar institutions do not slow you down.
Practise building a short argument with evidence, a counterargument and a clear conclusion.
Plan insurance, travel documents and medical or dietary information well before arrival.
Students move from core legal and political concepts into case analysis, structured argument and immersive simulations. The program combines individual assignments with collaborative practical work.
Study public law, criminal law, dispute resolution, human rights, civil justice and politics.
Analyse real-world cases using legal and political perspectives.
Take part in seminars, debates, workshops, negotiations and mediation exercises.
Assume courtroom roles and conduct a full mock murder trial.
Create a political party, write its manifesto and plan an electoral campaign.
Deliver a 10-minute mock press-conference speech before a class election.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Application deadline
12 July 2026
29 June–11 July 2026
29 June-11 July 2026
12–25 July 2026
12-25 July 2026
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29 June–11 July 2026 | 29 June-11 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
12–25 July 2026 | 12-25 July 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Ages 16-18
Applicable academic prerequisites must be met
Applicable English-language requirements must be met
A parent or guardian contracts for students under 18
Program fee
£4,495-£6,495 — Non-residential and residential options.
Funding or discounts
What's included
40 hours of teaching, Industry-expert teaching, Workshops, masterclasses and projects, Teaching materials and mentoring, Daily social activities, tours and trips, Residential accommodation and meals, Free WiFi on campus, Graduation ceremony and party
Open the program-specific Oxford Royale application form.
Complete the requested participant and booking details; the form is described as taking five minutes.
Pay the non-refundable enrolment fee stated during booking to secure registration.
Submit required medical, dietary and other requested information at least 60 days before the course.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Public and criminal law
Examine state power, individual rights, criminal offences and courtroom roles.
Dispute resolution
Explore mediation, negotiation and arbitration through a practical case simulation.
Human rights and civil justice
Study rights legislation, civil disputes, courts and landmark legal cases.
Politics and elections
Compare ideologies, policy-making, manifestos and the UK general-election process.
Mock trial advocacy
Build arguments, examine witnesses and deliver a persuasive courtroom speech.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Lessons, seminars, workshops, projects and practical simulations.
Guest lectures, masterclasses, challenges and project work complement lessons.
Social activities, tours, trips and opportunities to explore London.
The program is taught by industry experts, legal practitioners and academics in law and politics. Its curriculum is developed by academic experts and delivered through lectures, seminars, masterclasses and practical workshops.
Named faculty profiles may represent the wider teaching team rather than a guaranteed tutor for every session.
Room allocation can change; a guaranteed single room is an optional £1,295 add-on.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Prepare for further study in law, politics or related social sciences.
Use completed case analysis and simulations to reflect on subject fit.
Develop argument, debate and public-speaking skills for future academic work.
Receive a certificate recording the course, dates and campus.
The certificate recognises participation and academic engagement; it is not stated to carry university credit.
The program is hosted at Imperial College London, with residential students based at Prince’s Gardens in South Kensington. Nearby cultural sites include the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and Royal Albert Hall, while program activities extend across London.
Oxford Royale uses Imperial College London facilities but does not operate under the university’s aegis.
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