Summer schools

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

A free two-day residential at Christ's College, Cambridge (with King's College) for UK state-school students interested in languages, literatures and cultures.

• Year 12 / S5
• No fee

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

• Grades not published
• Fee: £5,000

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

Three-week international residential summer school at the University of St Andrews for 16–18-year-olds, taught by University staff, in nine subject courses from Creative Writing to Medicine.

• Grades not published
• Fee: £6,950

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

• Grades not published
• Fee: £5,000

A week-long DSTA camp with lectures, hands-on workshops and a mini-competition in engineering and infocomm technology, for Secondary 3 to JC students.

• Sec 3, JC1, JC2
• Cost not published

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

• Grades not published
• Fee charged, amount not published

A four-week July program at U of T's Temerty Faculty of Medicine for Grade 11 Indigenous and Black students, with a Grade 12 science credit.

• Grade 11
• No fee

A week on the University of Glasgow campus for S5 pupils at Glasgow City Council schools, in one of four academic streams, including the Academic Skills module and the University Open Day.

• S5
• Cost not published

A free four-day residential for Year 12 students from under-represented backgrounds, with a reduced-grade offer if you later apply to Birmingham.

• Year 12
• No fee