13 Research and Summer Programs at Brown
Hosting Institution
Polygence
Online/In Person
Online
Cost
Starting at $2695
Application Deadline
Dec 23, 2024
Categories
Biology, Business, Chemistry, Computer Sci, Econ, Engineering, Humanities, Medicine, Neuro, Psychology
Hosting Institution
Polygence
Online/In Person
Online
Cost
Starting at $495
Application Deadline
Varies by program
Categories
Biology, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, Humanities, Mathematics, Other
Other programs
Brown Leadership Institute On-Campus
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Through the Brown Leadership Institute, you’ll increase your understanding of complex social issues and your ability to advance social justice. Through both methods of learning, you’ll meet students from all over the world who are passionate about a wide variety of issues, including topics such as social entrepreneurship, racial justice, law and social movements and gender equity. You will spend your days delving into compelling topics in a course of your choosing, actively engaging with your peers and instructor. As you grapple with complex problems and brainstorm possible solutions together, you will practice a collaborative model of leadership honing your skills in active listening, public speaking, problem-solving, conflict resolution and teamwork. Building on all of this new knowledge, you’ll develop an Action Plan you can take home and apply in your school or community.
Brown University Pre-College Leadership Institute
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The Pre-College Leadership Institute at Brown University aims to gather enthusiastic students from around the globe to address intricate topics such as racial justice, educational accessibility, and gender equality. Within this program, students delve into subjects such as Women and Leadership, Social Entrepreneurship, and The Future of Science and Technology. By participating in this summer initiative, students gain the skills and confidence needed to become collaborative leaders, enhancing their capacity to promote social justice, actively listen, engage in public speaking, solve problems, resolve conflicts, and work effectively in teams. The program offers two-week on-campus or four-week online options, allowing students to choose the format that suits their preferences.
Summer@Brown Online
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Students completing grades 9 to 12, ages 14 to 18 can choose from more than 80 courses that offer rigorous, active learning experiences, reflecting the breadth of Brown’s Open Curriculum, led by innovative and engaged instructors. Students can learn in one of three ways, depending on the course they choose: asynchronous, mostly asynchronous or blended online. All online courses will include virtual office hours with your instructor and daily asynchronous engagement.
Conservation of Endangered Species
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Biodiversity loss due to human induced changes to the environment is having a significant impact on ecosystems and ecosystem services that humans rely on. In addition, over the past few hundred years, humans have increased species extinction rates by as much as 1,000 times rates that were typical over Earth’s history.
Brown Pre-College Programs
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1-5 weeks depending on choice. Brown offers a variety of courses including “Introduction to Machine Learning and AI with Python” and “Introduction to Systems Thinking and Game Design.” Using a holistic approach known as Systems Thinking, students learn to take in interrelations, dynamics, contexts, and outcomes to help solve problems. Brown University’s Open Curriculum challenges students with new perspectives on how to work, learn and live.
Brown University's Leadership Institute
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The program provides a platform for passionate high school students to engage in collaborative learning and develop their leadership abilities while focusing on international relations and policy. Through interactive coursework and hands-on experiences, participants have the opportunity to enhance their research and problem-solving skills. The program emphasizes the importance of teamwork and encourages students to work together on projects and develop collaborative leadership models. One of the program's highlights is the development of an Action Plan, allowing students to apply their learning and propose solutions to real-world problems within their communities. The program offers a range of courses that cater to students interested in international relations, covering topics such as intercultural communication, global health, and social movements. By immersing themselves in these courses, students gain valuable knowledge and skills to better understand and navigate the complexities of the global landscape.
Brown Environmental Leadership Labs (BELL)
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Brown Environmental Leadership Labs (BELL) is a distinctive summer camp tailored for high school students, with a focus on environmental topics. The program offers hands-on outdoor learning, community service initiatives, and art projects, creating a multidimensional approach to environmental education. BELL introduces students to science subjects such as biology and environmental science through engaging hands-on activities involving live animals and plants. Additionally, students have the opportunity to actively explore their community through participation in community service projects like tree planting and park cleanup. BELL is dedicated to providing an educational experience that is both enjoyable and enlightening. The program takes place on three beautiful campuses, offering students an immersive and inspiring environment for active and experiential learning.
Pre-Baccalaureate Summer Program for High School Students
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For students who are eager to earn college credit, Brown University offers the highly competitive Pre-Baccalaureate program. This program is designed for rising high school seniors or recent graduates who are prepared to engage in credit-bearing undergraduate coursework. Participants have the opportunity to enroll in classes alongside Brown undergraduates, providing an immersive and authentic college experience. The program offers a diverse range of academic disciplines, including natural sciences, mathematics, social sciences, humanities, and fine and performing arts. Students from all over the world and across the country come together to form a dedicated and intellectually stimulating community. By participating in this program, students can gain college credit while challenging themselves academically and preparing for their future academic pursuits.
Brown Experiential Education (BEE)
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The Brown Experiential Education (BEE) program is a two-week language immersion program designed for students interested in learning Italian or enhancing their Spanish skills. The program emphasizes an organic and immersive approach to language learning by immersing students in another country's culture and language. Whether it's ordering coffee or gelato in Rome or exploring the rich history of Spain through museum visits and other experiences, students have the opportunity to actively engage with the language in real-life contexts. The BEE program is intentionally small and caters specifically to individuals passionate about languages, offering a focused and intensive learning experience.
Brown Leadership Institute
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This program, known as the Brown Leadership Institute, focuses on empowering students with the skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in our dynamic society. The program centers around three core values: the study of engaging academic subjects, the exploration of socially responsible leadership, and the development of meaningful action plans. Students have the opportunity to delve into compelling topics such as the future of science, technology, and medicine; conflict resolution; global health; and law and social change. The program provides a range of courses that aim to cultivate leadership skills and promote responsible leadership practices. To explore the current course offerings, students can refer to the program's website for more information.
STEM for rising 9th and 10th-grade students
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This two-week program, designed for rising 9th and 10th graders, offers a hands-on experience for students interested in STEM fields. The program provides an immersive environment where students can collaborate with like-minded peers and engage in team research projects, experiments, and design-build challenges. The focus is on advancing knowledge in STEM disciplines and preparing for success in a rigorous academic setting. Without the pressure of formal grades, students can explore their interests in STEM and gain valuable experience. It's important to note that students participating in the STEM for Rising 9th and 10th Graders program may have different eligibility requirements than those participating in other Summer@Brown on-campus programs. Upon successful completion of the program, students will receive a Course Performance Report and Certificate of Completion.
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