Each student will take two classes on the program (no more & no less). 7 to 9 of the 11 courses from the list below will be offered depending upon student needs upon registration. Classes are for Florida Tech credit (not transfer credit), and offered for a grade only (no Pass/Fail or drop/withdraw option).
- HUM 2052 Civ 2 - Western Civilization- Renaissance to Modern
- HUM 2213 - British & American Literature 2- Oxford authors such as C. S. Lewis & Tolkien will be included
- HUM 2085 - Critical Approaches to Humanities: Religions of the World*
- COM 2223 - Scientific & Technical Communication
- COM 22249 - Business and Professional Writing
- MTH 1002 -Calculus 2**
- MTH 2001 - Calculus 3*
- MTH 2201 - Differential Equations**
- MTH 2401 - Probability and Statistics (this class is less likely to be taught. The 3 maths in Oxford are usually Calc 2, Calc 3, Diff Equ, but it depends on the group)
- HUM 3343 - World War II in Film (Europe)
* HUM 2085 can be used as a Social Science or Humanities elective. It also counts for Cross Cultural Competency Certificate credit.
** These Math courses are four credit hour classes and have a supplemental tuition charge.
Oxford Course Details
- Classes will be held from June 30–August 8, 2025.
- Attendance is mandatory.
- Courses are taught 3 to 5 days per week.
- Courses are taught by Oxford based professors.
- Drops are not permitted and courses are offered for a letter grade only (no Pass/Fail, no drops or withdrawals).
- Classes are Florida Tech classes for Florida Tech credit- NOT transfer credit.
- Some courses may require out-of-classroom events such as attending plays or museum visits. You may need to pay for tickets/transport on some occasions.
- Refer to the Florida Tech University Catalog for course prerequisites.
- There is a 2.0 minimum GPA and good disciplinary record requirement to apply for the program.
- Classes are mandatory and only 1 unexcused absence per class is permitted before your grade drops. Excused absences are only those with a doctor’s note and proof of a doctor’s visit. Plan your personal travels accordingly. Organized weekend/day trips do NOT conflict with classes.
All participants are subject to the Florida Tech Code of Conduct and Disciplinary System outlined in the Student Handbook. Any student who is a danger to him/herself, others, or the reputation of the program will be sent home at his/her own expense with no refunds.