Summer schools

Explore neuroimaging through four weeks of educational lab rotations and a final presentation.

• Grades not published
• No fee

Study economics, strategy and business analytics in Cornell’s non-residential high-school course.

• Grades not published
• Cost not published

Begin with a residential STEM week in Tucson, then continue Indigenous student college preparation and research during the year.

• Grades 10–11
• No fee

A campus program at Michigan State University where high-school students explore nuclear physics through experiments and activities led by FRIB faculty, staff and students. The July 2027 dates are provisional.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

A six-week residential math camp at Texas State University; first-years build problem-solving depth and returning students do original research with mentors.

• Grades not published
• Fee: $6,600 USD

Explore science through university-level tasters, group work and residential college life in Durham.

• Grades not published
• Fee: 5,000 GBP

Study business management on King’s London campus in a one-week noncredit course for students aged 16–17.

• Grades not published
• Fee: 3,360 GBP

Explore social sciences through university-level tasters, group work and residential college life in Durham.

• Grades not published
• Fee: 5,000 GBP

Explore international relations and political science through lectures, small tutorials and a final presentation.

• Grades not published
• Fee charged, amount not published

Choose a two-week Oxford course in business, entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence or global strategy.

• Grades not published
• Fee: 8,995 GBP

Study Japanese and a university-style elective during an eight-night programme in Tokyo and Nikko.

• Grades 9–12
• Fee charged, amount not published

Six weeks of intensive mathematical exploration, proofs and number theory at Boston University for carefully selected students aged 14–18. Need-based aid is available.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published