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The course is listed as available year-round.
Online Research Programme – Arts and Humanities
Immerse Education’s Online Research Programme – Arts and Humanities is a 15-hour online group course where students develop an independent research project with expert-led sessions and personalised feedback.

Immerse Education’s Online Research Programme – Arts and Humanities is a 15-hour online group course where students develop an independent research project with expert-led sessions and personalised feedback.

Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
Students aged 14-18
Age range / Year group
Ages 14-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
From £1,295
Duration
15 hours
Format
Online
Sessions / cadence: 15 hours, year-round
Mentor model: Expert group sessions
Assessment style: Independently assessed project
Certificate: Certificate of Achievement
This is a 15-hour online Arts and Humanities research programme from Immerse Education for students who want structured practice in university-style inquiry.
Students learn in expert-led group sessions while developing an independent academic research project and receiving personalised feedback.
It suits motivated students who want to explore a humanities interest beyond school lessons and produce a substantial piece of academic work.
Immerse Education’s Online Research Programme – Arts and Humanities is a group online course built around advanced academic research. Students explore cultural expressions, artistic practices and their social influence while working towards an independent project.
The programme combines expert-led group learning with research-skills teaching and project lessons. It is designed to give students a more university-style way to investigate a humanities topic and communicate their findings.
It centres on an independent research project rather than a broad survey course.
The 15-hour structure explicitly includes both research-skills and project lessons.
Students receive personalised feedback and a detailed evaluation of their submission.
The group format creates a lower-cost humanities research option than the provider’s one-to-one programmes.
Students aged 14-18 who want a guided humanities research project, peer learning and feedback on academic writing.
You want one-to-one tuition, a fixed daily timetable, or a residential university experience.
This can be worthwhile for a student who will use the structure to pursue a genuine humanities question and complete the project carefully. The course gives a clear framework for research, source evaluation and feedback, plus a final piece that can prompt useful reflection in future applications.
Its value depends heavily on the student’s own effort outside the live learning. It is not a substitute for sustained reading or long-term subject engagement, and families should weigh the fee against the short 15-hour contact commitment.
Effort level
Moderate to high.
Best started
Begin planning two to four weeks before your preferred start.
Main challenge
Narrowing a topic into a workable research question.
Choose a humanities question you would be happy to investigate in depth.
List a few reliable sources or themes you may want to explore.
Check that your device, internet connection and webcam are ready.
Set aside independent time for research and project preparation.
Useful if
You enjoy reading, analysing sources and drafting academic work.
You join an online group to build research skills and develop your own Arts and Humanities project. The work combines taught research methods, independent investigation, feedback and a final assessed submission.
Join a group session led by an expert academic.
Learn how to plan research and evaluate sources.
Develop a research question in an Arts and Humanities area.
Research and prepare your project independently.
Present or submit your work for assessment and feedback.
Applications
Rolling admissions
The course is listed as available year-round.
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Ages 14-18.
Interest in Arts and Humanities research.
Computer or tablet access.
Internet connection and working webcam.
Valid ID required.
Programme fee
From £1,295 — 15-hour online Arts and Humanities programme.
What's included
15 hours of group sessions with an expert., Independent research-skills teaching and project lessons., Personalised feedback and detailed tutor evaluation., Certificate of Achievement., Invitation to present research at the Immerse Online Symposium.
Join the waitlist for an Arts and Humanities group.
Wait for a suitable class to become available.
Provide academic background and learning goals.
Pay the required deposit to enrol.
Receive induction details after timetable confirmation.
This is an online group programme available year-round. It combines 15 hours of research-skills and project lessons with independent work on a personal research project.
The exact format depends on the dates and subject chosen.
Learn in group sessions with a subject expert.
Study with an academic from Oxford or Cambridge.
Receive personalised feedback during the programme.
Receive a detailed personal evaluation of your submission.
Get feedback from tutors and peers while developing your project.
Computer or tablet.
Internet connection.
Working webcam for classes.
Valid form of ID.
Students complete an independently assessed academic research project and receive a detailed tutor evaluation.
Main deliverable / output
The main output is an independently assessed academic research project.
A personal academic research project.
A Certificate of Achievement.
A detailed tutor evaluation.
An opportunity to present at the Immerse Online Symposium.
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