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Available in 15 different careers

Ages 15-18 | Brochure | Ages 12-14

We are delighted to announce the launch of our 2024 Summer Experiences in London; registration is now open!Based on-campus at the prestigious University College London (UCL), InvestIN provides teenagers with both an experience of life beyond school, as well as unparalleled career preparation in central LondonOur Summer Experiences, which last up to 2 weeks, include:Working with world-class industry professionals across 15 top careersParticipating in hands-on career simulationsVisiting exclusive professional venuesPersonalised industry reference letters and certificates to showcase on university and job applicationsMeeting likeminded and ambitious students from over 100 countriesFor a limited time only, students can use the early bird discount code SUMMER15A to receive 15% off programme fees. Places are highly limited so we suggest you secure your place soon!

PDF: International Summer Launch SUMMER15A

View & Register: Ages 15-18

View & Register: Ages 12-14

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Get a Taste of Bocconi

OPEN CLASSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Are you eager to find out what it’s like to study at Bocconi?Over the coming months, students will have the chance to attend several live online lectures hosted by our expert faculty, focusing on a variety of trending topics. Counsellors will be able to join the class as auditors: browse our website to know more!

DISCOVER OUR OPEN CLASSES

1st EVENT: MANAGEMENT CLASS

Wednesday 25 October 4pm CEST

Sustainable and Collaborative Innovation: shaping a better future

While influencer marketing as a concept has been around for ages, it was predominantly reserved for A-list celebrities. However, today anyone can be an influencer, which gives brands more opportunities to reach their target audience. In this lecture, we will understand how brands can leverage influencer-follower connections to impact consumer behaviors such as awareness, engagement, and purchase decisions.

REGISTER NOW

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Veritas AI is an AI program for ambitious school students, founded and run by Harvard graduate students.

In the Deep Dive: AI + Medicine program, students learn how AI is transforming healthcare and medicine. Students will work on projects to use AI & ML models to diagnose diseases, sharpen medical scans, and explain their outcomes to aid doctors and patients.

Here is the program pamphlet and the application form.

The upcoming application deadline is Sunday, October 8.

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Are you considering your college options? Whether you’ve already started your applications, or don’t even know where to start in your search journey, we’re here to help! Our admissions officers are heading to Frankfurt and would love to talk to you about the college admissions process, as well as the opportunities available here at Penn.

This session will address issues of particular concern to international students applying to American universities for undergraduate study.

We look forward to seeing you there!

DATEWednesday, October 11th

TIME7:00 PM

PLACEFrankfurt International School

ADDRESSAn Der Waldlust 15Oberursel, Hesse 61440Germany

RSVP NOW

For a complete listing of all Penn events, please visit our website.

Follow @PreviewingPenn on social media for more admissions tips, campus life, and student takeovers!

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The Lumiere Research Scholar Program helps high school students work one-on-one with a scholar on an independent research project. At the end of the program, you’ll develop an independent research paper that you could use for college admissions or future studies. Our mentors are PhD scholars from top research universities such as Harvard, MIT,  Stanford, Yale, Duke and LSE. The program was founded by a Harvard & Oxford PhD who met as undergraduates at Harvard.

 

The program is rigorous and fully virtual. We offer need based financial aid for students who qualify. You can find the application in the brochure! To learn more, you can reach out to our Head of Growth, Khushi Malde, at khushi.malde@lumiere.education or go to lumiere-education.com.

The application deadline for our upcoming Winter cohort is November 26th, 2023.

 

Link to the application: Lumiere Research Scholar Application.

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Are you ready on a journey that will ignite their passion for science and innovation? If so, you won’t want to miss out on the London STEM Summer Course hosted by the London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF).

LIYSF has been a premier science event since 1959, bringing together 500 of the brightest young science students aged 16-21 from over 70 countries worldwide to connect, share ideas, and learn from world-class scientists. And now, we’re excited to invite you, students aged 16-21 years old, to join us for the 64th edition from July 26th to August 9th, 2023!

Don’t miss this opportunity to participate in a 15-day residential science event based at Imperial College London. They’ll have access to 10 world-renowned scientists – including Nobel Prize winner Professor Ben Feringa – who will deliver the main lecture demonstrations and a choice from 32 specialist lectures across subjects such as Artificial Intelligence, Nano-technology, Engineering, Robotics, Biology, Medicine, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, and Astrophysics.

But that’s not all – students will also have the chance to visit the UK’s best university laboratories in London, Oxford, Cambridge, and other scientific institutions (over 50 on offer), plus enjoy an active social programme to learn about different cultures and make new connections.

This year, we’re thrilled to announce that our list of high-profile speakers includes Nobel Prize winner Nanochemist Professor Ben Feringa, 2022 Royal Institution Christmas Lecturer – Professor Dame Sue Black, Renowned Chemist, inventor and Regius Chair of Chemistry, Professor Lee Cronin, Pioneering Astrophysicist, Professor Hiranya Peris, and 2020 RI Christmas Lecturer, Geoscientist, Professor Christopher Aiden-Lee Jackson. To read more about our speakers, please visit https://www.liysf.org.uk/liysf/principal-lectures.

The participation charge of £2,995 GBP includes 14 nights’ accommodation in South Kensington, all meals, main lectures and specialist lectures, scientific visits across the UK, transport during LIYSF, certificate, and social programme.

So what are you waiting for? Apply now at https://www.liysf.org.uk/liysf-participation/booking-forms to give yourself the chance to gain new knowledge, skills, connections, and a broader perspective that will last a lifetime.

For more information, check out our 2023 flyer at https://www.liysf.org.uk/about-us/downloads 

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Are you considering studying in Germany in 2023? If so, you may be wondering about the cost of studying and living in this beautiful country. In this newsletter, we will provide you with an overview of the costs associated with studying in Germany, as well as some tips on how to save money while pursuing your education.

Tuition fees in Germany

One of the biggest advantages of studying in Germany is that tuition is generally very affordable, especially compared to other countries. In fact, many public universities in Germany do not charge tuition fees at all! This is because the German government heavily subsidizes higher education, and believes that it should be accessible to all. However, it is important to note that some private universities do charge tuition, and these fees can be quite high.

Living expenses in Germany

While tuition may be relatively low in Germany, living expenses can add up quickly. You will need to budget for things like rent, food, transportation, and other daily expenses. The good news is that the cost of living in Germany is generally lower than in other countries, especially when compared to major cities like London or New York. Here are some estimates of what you might expect to pay in Germany:

  • Rent: €300-€700 per month, depending on the city and the size of your apartment
  • Food: €200-€300 per month
  • Transportation: €70-€100 per month

Keep in mind that these estimates are just rough guidelines, and your actual costs may be higher or lower depending on your lifestyle and location.

You can read more about the cost of living in Germany here.

Ways to save money while studying in Germany

There are a few ways that you can save money while studying in Germany:

  • Look for scholarships or grants: There are many organizations that offer financial assistance to students studying in Germany. You can search online or speak with your school’s financial aid office to find out what opportunities are available.
  • Consider living in a shared apartment: Splitting the cost of rent and other expenses with roommates can help reduce your overall costs.
  • Take advantage of student discounts: Many museums, theaters, and other cultural institutions offer discounted tickets for students. You can also get discounts on things like public transportation and gym memberships with your student ID.
  • Cook at home: Eating out can add up quickly, so consider cooking at home to save money on food.

We hope this newsletter has been helpful in giving you a sense of the costs associated with studying in Germany. We wish you the best of luck in your studies!

To your academic success!

Studying in Germany Portal Team

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Students are invited to a Management &Technology Summer Institute virtual information session on Monday, December 12, 2022, at 7:00 PM Eastern Time.

Learn more about the M&T Summer Institute, a fast-paced college course that introduces students to the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for successfully linking technology and management concepts in just three weeks!

Register Here! 

 

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Study Medicine in the UK and USA withSt. George’s University

Join St. George’s University School of Medicine and Medical Doorway for this virtual event on Tuesday 13th December. If you are seeking admission to a medicine programme from high school, or as a graduate, this webinar is not to be missed.The five-year medical degree program at St. George’s University, the Caribbean’s premier medical school, is designed specifically for students with Advanced Level, International Baccalaureate  or equivalent who have a desire to become a doctor. The four-year pathway is one of the most established graduate entry medicine degrees in the world.

 

SGU students have the opportunity to begin their medical education in Grenada or the United Kingdom, with each path providing a strong foundation. The clinical rotations can then be taken in US and UK hospitals.St. George’s University is truly an international institution with students, graduates, and faculty from over 150 countries. It has contributed over 18,000 physicians to the global physician workforce.St. George’s University has been producing highly trained doctors for more than 40 years. Founded as an independent School of Medicine in 1976, SGU pioneered the concept of international medical education.Students joining this virtual information session will have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A and will hear about the next steps of the application process and how they can start their journey to becoming a doctor from September 2023.

We would be delighted for you to join us on 13th December 2pm(UK)/6pm(UAE) for this unique opportunity to ask questions direct to the Medial Doorway team and St. George’s University in Grenada.

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What’s summer without stimulation for the brain and engaging in amazing activities? The Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-College Program is the perfect way for talented high school math and science students to spend the summer.

We’re hosting a series of virtual information sessions so you can learn more about the Engineering Innovation experience. The first session is Saturday, December 17 at 12:00 pm (EDT).

Ask questions and get insider details about the admissions process, understand how to earn college credit, and more from program staff.

Space is limited, so register now! 

We have watched participants’ confidence grow through our program’s college-level hands-on projects. Students solve problems, test theories, and ultimately learn to think like engineers.

We look forward to meeting you and talking more about Engineering Innovation!

P.S. Can’t make it December 17? Register for another virtual session: