PROGRAMME PROFILE
At a glance
- Associated institution
- University of Wisconsin–Madison
- Destination
- United States
- Format & duration
- Varies by activity · Varies by session
- Age / stage
- See eligibility
- Type
- Enrichment camp
- Information year
- 2027
Sources checked: 2026-11-11 · Facts and editorial guidance are labelled separately
Learning and approach
- Activities described in the curriculum include working with data in R, analysing cases and defending a solution, studying subjects through field visits, completing a culminating project.
Eligibility and international applicants
The stated age band is 15–18.
Dates and costs
Schedule
Session dates: July 11–23, 2027.
Costs
Current full costs require verification. Check tuition, accommodation, meals, insurance and travel inclusions.
PROVIDER INFORMATION
Details from the provider
Grade and age
- The stated age band is 15–18. Official source ↗
Session dates
- Session dates: July 11–23, 2027. Official source ↗
- Program dates: July 11–23, 2027 Official source ↗
Application and payment dates
- Application opens: January 12, 2027 Official source ↗
- Application closes: May 1, 2027 Official source ↗
- Applications are due March 27, 2027. Official source ↗
Fees and inclusions
- Nonrefundable application fee: $100 Official source ↗
- Program fees: $4,800 Official source ↗
- A $100 application fee is required to complete your application. Official source ↗
Academic programme
- Activities described in the curriculum include working with data in R, analysing cases and defending a solution, studying subjects through field visits, completing a culminating project. Official source ↗
- Learning activities listed by the programme: case studies, field trips. Official source ↗
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Fit and preparation
Choose a specific session. Look at daily activities, how feedback works and what you would like to complete by the end.
Official sources and verification
- Official source 1 ↗precollege.wisc.edu
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