中文SUBJECT GUIDE
Understand organisations, markets and decisions
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Yale University
A two-week residential academic programme for high-school students worldwide. Its themes connect science and technology, politics, law and economics, and global challenges.
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Studies
Two-week online, single-subject study across computing, mathematics, bioscience, writing, philosophy and other fields. It is non-credit and ungraded, with completion documentation for students meeting the requirements.
Harvard Summer School
A two-week, non-credit residential programme combining college-level study with campus activities. It is distinct from Harvard’s credit-bearing Secondary School Program.
Harvard Summer School
A credit-bearing programme offering four- or seven-week study options. Workload, teaching format and residential arrangements vary by option and course.
University of Chicago Summer Session
Three-week, university-level courses using seminars, research projects and practical work. Options span writing, STEM, economic policy, philosophy and other areas.
Wharton Global Youth / University of Pennsylvania
Study organisations and strategy through management frameworks, business cases, simulations and team projects. Students meeting the requirements receive a Wharton Global Youth certificate of completion.
Wharton Global Youth / University of Pennsylvania
A three-week programme progressing from data preparation, visualisation and statistics to modelling and machine learning, with attention to bias, fairness and communication.
Stanford University
An eight-week, in-person summer option for eligible high-school and international applicants. It has a different structure and eligibility framework from Stanford Summer Institutes and SUMaC.
Brown University Pre-College
Non-credit courses across many subjects, with several on-campus durations and a hybrid option. Admission to the programme is followed by course enrolment, subject to eligibility and availability.
Cornell School of Continuing Education
Online university courses with academic credit and transcript records across several disciplines. The current online course list is marked as a 2026 reference, with 2027 offerings to follow.
King’s College London
One-week courses that can be combined across sessions. Areas include law, business, medical science, psychology, computing and international relations, with availability varying by session.
University of Notre Dame
A two-week residential academic experience. Applications consider academic preparation, extracurricular engagement, maturity and motivation.
University of Toronto, New College
Courses in areas such as economics, law and ethics, science, literature, cinema, statistics and social psychology introduce students to university subjects.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
A two-week programme of short academic courses taught by CUHK scholars. The official description mentions up to two credits, subject to conditions for use in future CUHK study.
NUS College, National University of Singapore
Explore interdisciplinary learning through seminars, practical tasks, team challenges and presentations. The 2026 brochure describes a week at the Kent Ridge campus.
HEC Paris
HEC offers short thematic courses for high-school students, with current listings spanning financial literacy, climate and social sustainability, entrepreneurship and leadership. Each module has its own language, schedule and curriculum.
Bocconi University
Lectures and team projects in areas including economics, management and law, culminating in a presentation. Some law options are taught in Italian, so language must be checked by course.
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