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This intensive course is a new offering by circle.institute to competitive high schoolers wanting to give themselves a technical edge in university admissions. Data science is a combination of maths, statistics, programming, and subject knowledge. Here we introduce you to this fascinating field and guide you in linking these elements together.

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What will I get from this class?

In this Data Camp you will:

  1. take the Harvard CS50 (Python) class, earning a Harvard certificate;
  2. take the DataCamp Intro to Python for Data Science class, earning a recognised certificate;
  3. complete and publish a research project applying the techniques you have learnt with proper academic supervision by an Oxford tutor;
  4. have the chance to receive a letter of recommendation from your Oxford/LSE data science tutor depending on your progress.

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This programme is based on the prerequisites for LSE’s BSc Data Science programme and is taught by a data science tutor who teaches these subjects at Oxford and LSE.

Who is this course for?

This class is designed for those who want to impress admissions tutors by acquiring in-demand technical and research skills that look great on their CV. It is for ambitious students aiming to get into prestigious UK universities like Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, Imperial College London, UCL and others, for students who want to challenge themselves and improve their grasp of complex topics and to start to think in a multidisciplinary fashion, bringing together insights from social sciences, statistics, and data science.

How long is the course?

This course lasts 20 days (6 days of classes followed by one rest day) and is designed to be taken as the sole academic undertaking for that period.

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What are the requirements for joining this course?

Do I need to have programming experience?

The requirements for this course are to have an advanced level of English (C1 and above) and to be an academically outstanding student. We will assess your English proficiency during the initial interview.

There is no requirement to have programming skills—this is a course for beginners, but anyone who has had some experience studying ICT or coding is also welcome to join. These students will be given extra challenging problems to push themselves and will be expected to take on more technically challenging final projects.

What is the time commitment required from students?