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Stanford University Summer School
Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes combine rigorous academic courses with enriching extracurricular activities, embodying the university's culture of innovation, academic excellence, and global responsibility.
Stanford summers are more than just classes. Every day offers a variety of activities—from dorm gatherings to exploring the Bay Area, visiting labs, and discovering different corners of the campus—there’s always something new to experience.
Course Content
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STEM Fields
Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and more.
In-depth programming, data science, and lab work to help students explore cutting-edge technology. -
Humanities and Social Sciences
Creative Writing, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Economics, and others.
Develop critical thinking, communication, and writing skills. -
Arts and Design
Courses in Filmmaking, Visual Arts, Theater, and Music.
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Leadership and Career Development
Introductory courses focusing on leadership, business, and finance.
Hands-on learning to prepare students for future career success.
Course Format
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Online and On-site Courses Stanford University offers a variety of online and on-site course options. On-site courses are usually held on the Stanford campus, allowing students to experience college life in depth; online courses are suitable for students who cannot go to Stanford and participate in course learning through virtual classrooms.
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Academic rigor and interactive learning The course design emphasizes student participation and discussion. In addition to traditional lectures, many courses also combine group projects, research, field trips and other forms.
Features and Advantages
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Academic resources of Stanford University: Summer school courses are taught by professors and academic staff of Stanford University, and students can receive education from top academic resources.
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Global Vision: Attract students from all over the world and provide multicultural learning and exchange opportunities.
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Combination of academics and practice: The course design not only focuses on theory, but also emphasizes practical operations to help students deeply understand subject knowledge.
Certificate of Completion and Future Development
Upon completing the program, students will receive a certificate of completion issued by Stanford University, which positively impacts college applications and future career development.