
MIT Women’s Technology Program (WTP)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
WTP introduces mechanical engineering to students exploring the field for the first time. The 2027 session runs June 26–July 24.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
WTP introduces mechanical engineering to students exploring the field for the first time. The 2027 session runs June 26–July 24.
MIT Beaver Works
BWSI teaches programming and engineering through design projects. Admission to the summer institute is separate from preparatory study.

Stanford University
Stanford faculty lead residential seminars where high-school students spend three weeks reading, debating and writing on a humanities theme.

Stanford University
Stanford Math Circle meets weekly during the academic quarter, with different groups for elementary through high-school students.

Stanford University
ULO offers advanced online courses by term, combining flexible study with weekly instructor-led meetings.
Stanford University
SIMR places high-school students in medically oriented basic research projects with Stanford researchers.
Stanford University
Stanford’s programme page says the next offering of this intensive online mathematics programme will not run. The notice does not specify a calendar year.

Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine & Imaging
Stanford AIMI lists several routes for high-school students, including a summer health AI bootcamp, research internships and academic-year activities.
Stanford University
The 2027 programme teaches cardiothoracic anatomy and surgical techniques through online lectures and skills sessions. Each session lasts two weeks.

Stanford University
CASP is a one-week, non-residential Stanford course covering human anatomy, surgical demonstrations and health careers.

Stanford University
Stanford’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences introduces research in neuroscience, psychology and psychiatry.

Stanford University
FAST mentors students in the East San Jose high-school district across the academic year as they develop science and engineering projects.