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Stanford University
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Campus Summary
Founded in 1885, Stanford University is currently ranked 3rd worldwide and is famously difficult to get into. It’s also the academic home to 22 living Nobel Laureates, 129 gold olympic medallists, the founders of Google and creators of successful companies including Instagram and Nike.
A Stanford Summer Session provides a rare insider view into authentic student life at this prestigious Ivy League institution, including a full 8 weeks of intensive academic tuition and cultural immersion. With a huge range of challenging courses to choose from and a stunning 8-acre campus with exceptional arts and athletics facilities, you’ll have the time of your life!
Campus Highlights
- Highly exclusive university, ranked 3rd worldwide
- Located in Stanford, near San Francisco in the USA
- Gigantic 8-acre campus with impressive facilities
- Athletics facilities: swimming pools, tennis courts and climbing wall
- On-campus museums, galleries and 20+ libraries
- On-site restaurants, supermarkets, cafes and shops
- Traditional undergraduate residence halls
- Shared bedrooms and bathrooms
- Full board: three meals per day
- Free WiFi
- 24/7 security
Business Management in Boston for Ages 15-18
Discover the entrepreneurial spirit of Boston, a global hub for innovation and commerce.
Business Management in Tokyo for Ages 15-18
Master global business practices in Tokyo, a city where tradition meets cutting-edge corporate innovation.
Psychology in Boston for Ages 15-18
Unravel the human mind in Boston, a city at the forefront of psychological research and innovation.
Creative Writing in Oxford for Ages 13-15
Unleash your storytelling potential in Oxford, a city that has inspired countless literary greats.
Entrepreneurship in San Francisco for Ages 15-18
Turn big ideas into real-world ventures in the world’s leading start-up ecosystem.
Film Studies in Oxford for Ages 16-18
Explore cinematic artistry in Oxford, where literary heritage informs contemporary film culture.
Law in Singapore for Ages 16-18
Study law in Singapore, a global centre for finance, trade, and international legal practice.
Software Development & Gaming in London for Ages 15-18
Code the future in London, a thriving hub for tech startups and gaming innovation.
Psychology in Singapore for Ages 16-18
Study the human mind in Singapore, a city advancing research in mental health and cognitive science.
Chemistry in Cambridge for Ages 16-18
Explore the molecular world in Cambridge, home to Nobel Prize-winning chemistry breakthroughs.
Software Development & AI in Boston for Ages 15-18
Dive into the future of technology in Boston, a leading centre for software and AI advancement.
Psychology in Toronto for Ages 15-18
Unravel the complexities of the human mind in Toronto's rich tapestry of cultures and communities.
Creative Writing in Cambridge for Ages 16-18
Refine your writing craft in Cambridge, a historic centre for literature and the arts.
Architecture in Singapore for Ages 16-18
Design tomorrow's skylines in Singapore, a city-state renowned for its innovative urban planning.
Medicine in Sydney for Ages 13-15
Begin your medical journey in Sydney, home to world-class research institutions and hospitals. Click to learn more.
Business Management in London for Ages 15-18
Develop business acumen in London, a dynamic hub for international commerce and business.
Architecture in Cambridge for Ages 16-18
Explore architecture in depth while living and studying in the historic city of Cambridge.
Engineering in Toronto for Ages 15-18
Discover engineering innovation in Toronto, a city known for its technological progress and research excellence.
Medicine in Cambridge for Ages 16-18
Deepen your medical knowledge in Cambridge, a city renowned for its contributions to healthcare and biomedical science.
History in Oxford for Ages 16-18
Uncover the past in Oxford, where every cobblestone tells a story of historical significance.
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