PROGRAMME PROFILE
At a glance
- Associated institution
- University of Oxford, Saïd Business School
- Destination
- United Kingdom
- Format & duration
- On campus · 2 weeks
- Age / stage
- 15–18 years
- Type
- Academic courses
- Information year
- 2027
Sources checked: 2026-11-11 · Facts and editorial guidance are labelled separately
Learning and approach
- Teams identify a problem, build a business model and prototype, revise it with mentor feedback and pitch their venture to entrepreneurs.
Eligibility and international applicants
Applicants of any nationality must be 15–18 on 31 August of the programme year and have English at CEFR B2 or above. Business experience is optional.
Dates and costs
Schedule
The two-week 2027 session starts on 1 August. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Costs
The 2027 fee of £8,995 covers teaching, meals, housing and scheduled excursions.
Official source ↗PROVIDER INFORMATION
Details from the provider
Eligibility
- Applicants of any nationality must be 15–18 on 31 August of the programme year and have English at CEFR B2 or above. Business experience is optional. Official source ↗
Application materials
- Provide school and teacher-referee details and three responses of about 300 words each, covering motivation, skills and your contribution. A recorded Kira Talent interview follows. Official source ↗
Session dates
- The two-week 2027 session starts on 1 August. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Official source ↗
Fees and inclusions
- The 2027 fee of £8,995 covers teaching, meals, housing and scheduled excursions. Official source ↗
Academic programme
- Teams identify a problem, build a business model and prototype, revise it with mentor feedback and pitch their venture to entrepreneurs. Official source ↗
Fit and preparation
Bring a real problem you would like to solve and a venture idea that you can test with a team.
Official sources and verification
- Official source 1 ↗www.sbs.ox.ac.uk
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