UConn Pre-College Summer offers credit and non-credit courses taught by UConn faculty and industry professionals.

This is a camp for anyone who likes ooey, gooey, slimy, sticky, science fun!

Each Summer Academy course draws on the current global cultural landscape and industry insight to provide students with in-depth explorations of subjects that impact the world and make headlines.

The Tulane Summer Enrichment Institute (TSEI) offers high school students a transformative educational experience and a taste of college life at a renowned university.

Our Niner Academy is an exciting series of specialty summer camps for high school students (rising grades 9-12) who want to shape what’s next with college and career.

Focused on girls entering grade 4-9th

Faculty members of UNCSA’s internationally renowned School of Drama, along with distinguished guest artists, are the faculty in this summer intensive—which emphasizes the importance of the creative process that leads to excellent performance skills and a competitive edge.

The three-week summer festival for pianists ages 12-25 offers a unique immersive learning and performance experience for both an emerging talent and a seasoned artist.

Do you know that everything is a chemical? Do you know the difference between baking soda and washing soda? Do you know the difference between cream of tartar and tartaric acid? Why are certain cabbages purple not green? Why does bread rise? And what makes it smell so good?!

We are always evolving and advancing our offerings at Burr Oak. These offerings will change from session to session, but may also change week to week. Our goal is to provide our campers with a valuable experience that not only highlights social interaction, but places an emphasis on physical activity, problem solving, and creative engagement.

This course explores the problems and inadequacies of Newtonian mechanics, then shifts focus to Einstein’s groundbreaking solution, the Special Theory of Relativity.

This course investigates chemistry as a means to solving real-world problems.

This course investigates chemistry as a means to solving real-world problems.

You and your classmates will apply core research methodologies to models, principles, and discoveries within the discipline, and investigate the fundamental neurological structures associated with cognitive processes.

This immersive and collaborative course will introduce you to great essayists including Annie Dillard, Charles Simic, and Richard Rodriguez, and help you find your own distinctive narrative voice.