2026 Summer Online Research Intensive
A 2-week structured social science research sprint conducted via Zoom. Designed to produce a complete manuscript draft with scholar oversight.
Program Overview
Session I: July 6, 2026 – July 17, 2026 (Mon-Fri, 10 Sessions)
Session II: July 20, 2026 – July 31, 2026 (Mon-Fri, 10 Sessions)
Delivery Format: Online (Live Interactive Sessions)
Eligibility: High school students (Grade 9 and above) and undergraduate students
Application Timeline
- Round 1 (Early Bird): April 1 – April 30, 2026
- Round 2 (Regular): May 1 – May 31, 2026
- Round 3 (Late Admission): June 1 – June 15, 2026
1. Research Proposal and Topic Shaper
Transition from a broad interest to a focused research question. Participate in a foundational Zoom consultation with your faculty mentor to define a clear academic trajectory and refine your own research proposal. This sets a rigorous scholarly foundation.
2. Drafting and Deep Collaboration
Experience direct, intense collaboration. Engage in daily live sessions where faculty and mentors provide granular, hands-on feedback, evolving your draft into a comprehensive research paper through numerous iterations.
3. Scholarly Defense and Presentation
Execute final manuscript revisions and finalize your paper. Strengthen oral communication skills through structured presentation rehearsals and rigorous Q&A sessions with professors and peers, ensuring readiness for your final presentation.
Program Format
2 Weeks / 10 Sessions
Daily sessions from Monday to Friday over two weeks. This intensive schedule is designed with clear milestones to ensure professional-grade research deliverables.
Faculty Ratio
Max 10 Students per Professor
To maintain high academic standards, cohorts are strictly capped. This ensures each student receives direct oversight and rigorous guidance from their faculty.
Delivery Method
Zoom + Written Feedback
Our interactive format combines live Zoom sessions with structured, written review notes, providing students with constant and detailed academic support.
Have Quetions About the Summer 2026 Program?
Whether you are a freshman starting your first research project or an undergraduate refining a thesis, we are here to guide you. Contact us today to find the session that best fits your academic goals.
