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Explore engineering through live tutorials, technical drawings and practical design challenges, with tutor feedback on how you apply scientific ideas to real problems.
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Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
Motivated students; advanced English
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£595; £995
Duration
One or two weeks
Format
Online
Oxford Scholastica combines engineering concepts with practical problem solving, including aircraft design, circuits, engines and hydraulic systems.
Students complete research and design assignments; the full course adds technical drawings and a final presentation with tutor and peer feedback.
It suits students who want to test their interest in engineering through active work and discussion.
The Engineering Online Course is Oxford Scholastica's introduction to engineering through live teaching and practical challenges. Students explore aerodynamics, engineering mathematics, electronics, thermodynamics, hydraulics and pneumatics, applying ideas to examples rather than only listening to explanations.
The extended course adds human-centered engineering, technical drawings, biomedical engineering and emerging technologies. Independent assignments build toward a final design presentation, where students receive feedback from their tutor and classmates.
The numbered syllabus connects engineering theory to concrete research, drawing and design tasks.
A maximum class size of 15 supports discussion and personalized feedback.
The full course ends with a design presentation that makes students explain their reasoning.
The profiled tutor brings mechanical engineering training and industrial experience in aerospace and automotive engineering.
Students curious about several engineering fields who want structured challenges, discussion and feedback before choosing a narrower interest.
You need entirely self-paced learning or want an extended laboratory or workshop experience, because this course uses scheduled online tutorials and home-based assignments.
The strongest reason to choose this course is the combination of engineering tasks and direct feedback. It can help a student discover whether they enjoy applying mathematics, analyzing designs and explaining solutions, with concrete work to reflect on afterward.
Its breadth also limits how deeply any single field can be explored. Choose it for guided subject exploration and practice, while keeping expectations realistic about a short online course and a recommendation that is conditional.
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Cost and what is included
£595; £995; includes 20 hours of live teaching on the two-week course., Four hours of masterclass sessions., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed, personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement after successful completion., Letter of Recommendation for students meeting the criteria., Ambassador Program invitation and ongoing advice..
Dates and time commitment
One or two weeks; 2h live + ~2h study daily.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: The two-week course culminates in a final engineering design presentation.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
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Substantial daily commitment.
Best started
Prepare your application during the early-year rolling cycle, then reserve a few weeks before your intake for reading and setup.
Main challenge
Applying unfamiliar concepts independently and explaining design choices.
Write a personal statement explaining the engineering questions that interest you.
Use the preparatory reading list to become familiar with the first-week topics.
Convert the tutorial time to your local time and reserve a quiet study space.
Test your computer, internet connection and webcam before the first tutorial.
Useful if
You want to test your interest through engineering work.
You alternate live tutorials with research, calculations, diagrams and design work. On the full course, those tasks lead to a final presentation and feedback.
Begin with course expectations and investigate lift, drag and aircraft design.
Apply mathematics to engineering scenarios and explore circuits, engines and hydraulic systems.
Complete independent worksheets, research summaries and labeled diagrams.
Continue into technical drawings, biomedical engineering and future technologies on the full course.
Present your final design and discuss feedback with your tutor and peers.
Celebrate successful completion at the online graduation event.
Applications
Rolling admissions
Applications are assessed on a rolling basis.
Engineering — one week, May intake
31 May-4 June 2027
First five classes.
Engineering — two weeks, May intake
31 May-11 June 2027
Two-week option.
Engineering — one week, first June intake
14-18 June 2027
First five classes.
Engineering — two weeks, first June intake
14-25 June 2027
Two-week option.
Engineering — one week, second June intake
28 June-2 July 2027
First five classes.
Engineering — two weeks, second June intake
28 June-9 July 2027
Two-week option.
Engineering — two weeks, first July intake
12-23 July 2027
Two-week option.
Engineering — one week, first July intake
12-16 July 2027
First five classes.
Engineering — two weeks, second July intake
26 July-6 August 2027
Two-week option.
Engineering — one week, second July intake
26-30 July 2027
First five classes.
Engineering — one week, August intake
9-13 August 2027
First five classes.
Engineering — two weeks, August intake
9-20 August 2027
Two-week option.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Date not confirmed | |
Engineering — one week, May intake | 31 May-4 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — two weeks, May intake | 31 May-11 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — one week, first June intake | 14-18 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — two weeks, first June intake | 14-25 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — one week, second June intake | 28 June-2 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — two weeks, second June intake | 28 June-9 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — two weeks, first July intake | 12-23 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — one week, first July intake | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — two weeks, second July intake | 26 July-6 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — one week, second July intake | 26-30 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — one week, August intake | 9-13 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Engineering — two weeks, August intake | 9-20 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Engineering track designed for ages 15-18.
Motivation to learn engineering, explained in a personal statement.
Advanced English for speaking, reading and understanding.
No academic prerequisites.
International students welcome.
Program fee
£595; £995 — One week; two weeks.
What's included
20 hours of live teaching on the two-week course., Four hours of masterclass sessions., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed, personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement after successful completion., Letter of Recommendation for students meeting the criteria., Ambassador Program invitation and ongoing advice.
Use the official booking form and select the 15-18 age group and online study.
Choose engineering, your preferred duration and an intake.
Complete your application with a personal statement explaining your motivation.
Admissions reviews your application and confirms acceptance by email.
Pay the full course fee to confirm your place.
Complete the Student Information Form before the course begins.
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Teaching is live on Zoom from 1-3 PM UK time, with around two additional hours of independent study or group work per teaching day. The one-week option contains five tutorials; the two-week option contains ten tutorials totaling 20 live teaching hours, plus four hours of masterclasses.
Tutorials are live rather than prerecorded, so the fixed daily time matters when planning participation.
Tutor-led classes have a maximum of 15 students.
Expert guidance supports calculations, technical drawings and design challenges.
Students receive detailed, personalized feedback.
The final design presentation includes tutor and peer feedback.
Profiled tutor Liam Obuobie holds an MEng in Mechanical Engineering and works as a Fire Safety Engineer at Arup.
A computer for online participation.
A stable internet connection.
A webcam for tutorials.
Zoom for live teaching.
A quiet room where you can concentrate.
Progress is reviewed through practical assignments, project presentation and personalized feedback, with completion requirements for graduation.
Main deliverable / output
The two-week course culminates in a final engineering design presentation.
Independent engineering research, calculations and diagrams.
A dimensioned technical drawing on the two-week course.
Certificate of Achievement after successful completion.
Personalized recommendation for students meeting the criteria.
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Engineering Online Course
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