Research programs

JC students with a strong interest in biomedical science, physical science or engineering do an H3-level investigative study at A*STAR under teachers and researchers.

• JC1 – JC2
• Cost not published

An eight-week summer research program in UT Dallas computer science labs and workshops for advanced high-school students, with in-person lab internships for students 15 and older.

• Grades 10–12
• Fee charged, amount not published

Paid summer research with a SickKids Research Institute scientist in Toronto, open to high-school students in their last year who will start an undergraduate program in the fall.

• Grade 12
• No fee

NTU's research outreach programme for JC1 and Year 5 students: eight months of real research under NTU faculty and researchers, ending with a research paper and an oral presentation.

• JC1
• Cost not published

IISER Mohali's open day on its foundation day (27 September), when school students and city residents can visit research facilities, meet faculty and students and join science quizzes and demonstrations.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

A seven-week research program where high-school students design original projects in polymer and materials science with Stony Brook faculty, often aiming for MRS conference abstracts.

• Grades not published
• Fee charged, amount not published

A free, year-long Saitama University program for science-minded high school students, with monthly specialist seminars, study alongside international and university students, and research support, leading to a selective advanced research course.

• Grades 10–11
• No fee

Design a research project on a flexible timeline with an individual academic mentor, from a literature review to original-data research.

• Grades not published
• Fee charged, amount not published

A 26-week after-school STEAM program at Science World in Vancouver for students entering Grade 10 or 11, with expert mentors, field trips to companies and showcase events.

• Grades 10–11
• Fee: $1,499.99 CAD

A four-week UC Santa Barbara program where high-school students join a university research track, conduct a research project and present it at the end of the summer.

• Grades 9–11
• Cost not published

A Daryn and KazNU research-project competition for grade 11–12 regional science-fair winners, in mathematics, applied mathematics, mechanics and economic modelling.

• Grades 11–12
• Cost not published

A free University of Tokyo STEAM research program in which about 70 high school students develop research plans through workshops at the Institute of Industrial Science, then carry out their own research in UTokyo labs the following year.

• Grades 10–11
• No fee