Work with real equipment + professionals in this summer enrichment medical rotations program Step into the world of medicine at our specialized two-week medical enrichment program. Read X-rays, review labs, and practice skills like intubation, suturing, and differential diagnosis. This STEM program drops you into cutting-edge simulation labs for a real experience. See if medicine is your passion. Build foundational knowledge as an aspiring healthcare professional.

Great Books & Big Ideas Programs at Amherst will revel in the rich literary heritage of New England and look back to the classics and broadly to world literature too. Discussions at Amherst often spring from writings of Walt Whitman, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Frederick Douglass, Ralph Ellison, Ursula Le Guin, Langston Hughes, Borges, and Greek philosophers.

Our Writer's Workshop at Amherst is a welcoming space for beginners and advanced writers alike. Students work with our expert faculty of professional writers and university writing instructors and come away with more advanced skills, new ideas, a brimming portfolio, and a refined sense of their own voice. Creative writing prompts and exercises make practicing new techniques fun. We also take advantage of the deep literary history of the area and find inspiration walking the same paths as greats such as Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, and others.

On the campus of Stanford University, our Writer's Workshop welcomes beginners and advanced writers alike. Led by an expert faculty of professional writers and university writing instructors, students come away with more advanced skills, new ideas, a brimming portfolio, and a refined sense of their own voice. Creative writing prompts and exercises make practicing new techniques fun. Additionally, beautiful campus and perfect weather allow us to find inspiration as we explore the Rodin Sculpture Garden, Cantor Arts Center, and other on-campus destinations.

Great Books & Big Ideas Online will explore world literature, the classics, philosophy, and more. Writers like Sophocles, Homer, Shakespeare, Italo Calvino, Elizabeth Bishop, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Derek Walcott are just some of the many who are likely to be included in this summer's readings. Students experience college-style seminars, engage in lively discussion, and enjoy summer camp fun with other literary-minded students. Incredible mentoring from our talented program assistants helps students connect socially and thrive academically. Amazing guest speaker events, open mic night, and hangout time too!

SI is an academic enrichment session for students who are interested in exploring careers and fields of study in health care.

Essentials of Finance provides an introduction to the theory, the methods and the concerns of the world of finance. Learn about the fundamentals of both personal and corporate finance. Delve into the topics such as the time value of money, the trade-off between risk and return, equities and corporate accounting

A one-week program for 7-12 grade students looking to push intellectual limits. Join other high-achieving students from around the world, explore new ideas in a choice-based course taught by a content expert, and enjoy fun extracurricular activities in the heart of Nashville. With a mix of academic focus and social activities, VSA offers the perfect balance to challenge your mind and make lasting friendships.

Butler University Piano Camp offers an exciting and immersive experience for pianists ages 12–18 with at least one year of prior piano study.

Get ready for an unforgettable week at Eastern Music Camp! For one week, students in grades 5 through 12 dive into the camp track they love most. You can pick band, choir, jazz, musical theatre, piano, or strings and spend your days working with EIU faculty in rehearsals, sectionals, classes, and master sessions. Nights are all about fun with concerts, karaoke, a talent show, a pizza and pool party, and a big closing dance. The week finishes with a final performance for family and friends that shows off everything you’ve learned at EIU.

In Georgetown's Forensic Investigation Academy, you'll gain a firsthand look at the world of forensic investigation from professionals in the field—including investigators, detectives, crime scene technicians, and pathologists. Topics covered will include crime scene diagramming, evidence collection, criminal investigative process, and video forensic analysis, to the ethical dimensions of issues faced by today’s criminal investigative professionals. Various exercises, class interaction, case studies, lectures, discussions, mock crime scene creation, and examination have been developed to provide exposure to Criminal Forensic investigation. Test your critical thinking skills by identifying and interpreting the evidence as you explore the application of science and medicine in law enforcement.

The National Security & Intelligence Academy brings together unparalleled government and international relations resources from the Georgetown network to explore security and intelligence issues. You'll gain a deeper understanding of how policies enhance the security of Americans in the post-9/11 world, study how the United States prevents foreign adversaries from gaining access to national security information, and examine how intelligence information is collected, analyzed, and disseminated.

As one of the oldest universities in the world and long considered a hub for international dialogue, Georgetown is where international leaders often choose to state their positions and calls for action. During the one-week International Relations Academy, you'll have the opportunity to learn from world-renowned faculty, gain valuable experience, and explore today's global issues and challenges.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.

Economics for Leaders is a selective residential summer program that teaches student leaders to integrate economics into decision-making.