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    International Relations and Politics Summer Camp in London

    by Bucksmore Education

    A residential London programme exploring politics, diplomacy and global governance through simulations, debate and cultural excursions.

    Last verified: 31 Jul 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy
    International Relations and Politics Summer Camp in London

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    London Politics Camp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Closed

    Eligibility

    Ages 13-17; B1 English

    Age range / Year group

    13-17

    Location / Region

    King's College London

    Cost

    £3,095 per week

    Duration

    2 weeks

    Format

    Residential, in person

    Next deadline

    Not announced

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    PoliticsLaw & justice

    Class size: 12

    Accommodation: Single en-suite rooms

    Study time: 25 hours weekly

    Certificates: Three programme certificates

    London Politics Camp summary

    Bucksmore's Young Professionals course is a residential introduction to international relations, politics, diplomacy and global governance in central London.

    Students combine subject study with debate, negotiation, a Model United Nations-style simulation and a collaborative Capstone Project.

    It suits students who want to test an interest in politics, law, diplomacy or international organisations while improving formal English communication.

    What is International Relations and Politics Summer Camp in London?

    Bucksmore's Young Professionals International Relations and Politics course is a residential summer programme at King's College London. It introduces politics, diplomacy and global governance through academic study alongside practical simulations and communication work.

    Students investigate international law, globalisation, human rights, security and international organisations, then apply ideas through debate, negotiation and collaborative problem-solving. London excursions add a practical dimension to the study of governance and diplomacy.

    Why Succeed highlights London Politics Camp

    • It pairs international-relations theory with a Model United Nations-style simulation and a UK Cabinet simulation.

    • The Capstone Project asks students to research, discuss and present solutions to a simulated global issue.

    • A small class size and 25 weekly study hours give the programme a focused academic structure.

    • Residential life, workshops and London excursions make the experience more than classroom-only study.

    Who is London Politics Camp for?

    Best for

    Students drawn to politics, law, diplomacy or international affairs who enjoy discussion, role-play and presenting ideas in English.

    Not ideal if

    You want a single-subject lecture course with no group simulations, residential activities or excursions.

    Is London Politics Camp worth it?

    This is a strong fit for a student who wants an active first experience of politics and international relations rather than a purely theoretical overview. The simulations, assessed Capstone work and London setting create useful material for later reflection on subject choices and applications.

    The fully inclusive residential model provides substantial support, but it is a significant financial commitment. Its value is highest for students who will engage seriously with the group work and use the experience to clarify a genuine academic or career interest.

    A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £3,095 per week; includes Subject tuition and academic materials., Residential accommodation and three daily meals., Activities, excursions and entrance costs., Eligible UK airport transfers and insurance., Personalised report card and certificates..

    Accommodation

    Single en-suite rooms

    Provider details

    Review the Bucksmore Education provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    Dates and logistics

    2 weeks; King's College London.

    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does London Politics Camp need?

    Effort level

    Moderate to high.

    Best started

    Six to eight weeks before an intended summer start, allowing time for travel and documentation.

    Main challenge

    Applying political ideas persuasively in English during group simulations.

    Typical preparation

    • Read introductory material on the UN, UK government and current global challenges.

    • Practise explaining a political issue clearly and listening to opposing arguments.

    • Prepare a laptop for course materials and organise travel documents early.

    Useful if

    You enjoy discussing current global issues and testing different viewpoints.

    What do students do on London Politics Camp?

    The programme moves between subject teaching, practical political simulations, Capstone project work, industry workshops, excursions and evening residential activities. Students use theory to make decisions, negotiate with peers and present solutions.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Explore political theory, globalisation, international organisations and human rights.

    2. 2

      Debate contemporary global issues in structured discussions.

    3. 3

      Represent a UN Security Council nation in a diplomacy simulation.

    4. 4

      Take the role of a UK Cabinet Minister in a governance simulation.

    5. 5

      Research and present a collaborative solution to a simulated global issue.

    6. 6

      Join workshops, excursions and residential activities around London.

    London Politics Camp dates and deadlines

    Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Aged 13 to 17.

    • B1 intermediate English level required.

    • Students need a laptop for course materials.

    • Day students need a parent or guardian to bring them daily.

    How much does London Politics Camp cost?

    Programme fee

    £3,095 per week — Fully inclusive residential price.

    Funding or discounts

    • Reservation fee: £500 — Required to reserve a space.
    • Day-student option: Check official page — A discounted rate is quoted on request.

    What's included

    Subject tuition and academic materials., Residential accommodation and three daily meals., Activities, excursions and entrance costs., Eligible UK airport transfers and insurance., Personalised report card and certificates.

    How to apply to London Politics Camp

    1. 1

      Complete Bucksmore's online application form.

    2. 2

      Enter the student's details, passport number, school and parent or guardian information.

    3. 3

      Pay the required reservation fee by card or bank transfer.

    4. 4

      Request pre-enrolment documents, including visa support, if needed.

    5. 5

      Check the current booking availability before applying.

    What does London Politics Camp cover?

    The programme covers the following focus areas.

    International relations

    Study political theory, globalisation, trade and interdependence.

    Global governance

    Examine the UN, NATO, EU and international decision-making.

    Diplomacy and negotiation

    Practise negotiation, conflict resolution and formal communication.

    Political simulations

    Apply learning as a UN ambassador and UK Cabinet Minister.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on London Politics Camp?

    A typical day during the programme.

    Morning study

    Subject theory, practical work, industry workshops and Capstone sessions.

    Lunch

    Lunch is scheduled between academic sessions.

    Afternoon programme

    Capstone work, excursions, workshops and activities.

    Evening activities

    Residential games, quizzes, social activities and graduation events.

    Who teaches on London Politics Camp?

    Lessons are taught by specialists in politics and global affairs, balancing theory with applied practice. The Capstone materials also describe input from current and former politics teachers and professionals working in political education.

    The published Capstone partner is Political Education For Students.

    Where do students stay on London Politics Camp?

    Residential plan

    • University residence: Students stay at King's College London near Waterloo Bridge.
    • Room setup: Flats have communal kitchens and single en-suite rooms.
    • Meals: Three meals daily, plus packed lunches on excursion days.
    • Student welfare: Safeguarding-trained staff, 24-hour security and on-site management support students.

    Day-student places are available at a discounted price quoted on request.

    What happens after London Politics Camp?

    After completing this programme, participants often pursue:

    Build a portfolio of work for future politics, law or international-affairs study.

    Receive a personalised report card and programme certifications.

    Gain a graded Political Education For Students attendance certificate.

    Develop evidence of debate, negotiation, research and presentation experience.

    Use the experience to test interest in diplomacy, NGOs or international organisations.

    Certificates recognise completion and assessed programme performance; they are not a formal academic qualification.

    Where does London Politics Camp take place?

    The programme is based at King's College London in central London, with residential accommodation across Waterloo Bridge near landmarks including the London Eye. Political and cultural excursions bring students into contact with places connected to London’s governance, legal and civic life.

    Eligible airport transfers are included under Bucksmore's stated conditions.

    London Politics Camp FAQs

    Study includes political theory, globalisation, international organisations, human rights, security, diplomacy and conflict resolution.

    Students represent UN Security Council nations and take roles as UK Cabinet Ministers in political simulations.

    Yes. The Capstone Project has students research, discuss and present solutions to a simulated global issue.

    Residential students stay in King's College London university residences with communal kitchens and single en-suite rooms.

    The fee includes tuition, academic materials, accommodation, meals, activities, excursions, insurance and eligible airport transfers.

    Yes. Day-student places are available, and the provider quotes a discounted rate on request.

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