Science | Oxnet

The OxNet Science programme aims to explore several aspects of science from artificial intelligence to protein folding chemistry.

Our seminar series will provide you with the tools and understanding so that you can use mathematical models to computationally manipulate and analyse data from a range of Scientific settings. During Access Week, you will have the opportunity to investigate a niche area of science. These areas change year on year, ranging from autoimmune diseases, to medicinal chemistry, to methods of numerical optimization. Therefore, this course provides you with the opportunity to experience a broad range of scientific fields!

Please be aware that we prefer candidates who are currently taking at least one of the following A-Level subjects: Mathematics, Computer Science or Physics. This is due to the coding requirements of the programme.

We welcome applications from Year 12 pupils from any OxNet Hub or Link school in West London or the North West of England.

More information about what to expect

"The world is one big data problem."
-Andrew McAfee, Co-director of the MIT initiative on the Digital Economy

Pembroke College
University of Oxford
St Aldate's
Oxford
OX11DW
pembrokeaccess@gmail.com

"The world is one big data problem." -Andrew McAfee, Co-director of the MIT initiative on the Digital Economy

"The world is one big data problem."
-Andrew McAfee, Co-director of the MIT initiative on the Digital Economy