Yale Young Global Scholars Program, Yale University USA
Deadline: 01.03.2013.
| Scholarship administrator: | Yale Young Global Scholars |
| Level: | undergraduate |
| Field of study: | Social Sciences |
| Place of study: | United States of America |
Yale Young Global Scholars Program
Yale University, US
Scholarship / Financial aid: a bursary of $4,500 which includes tuition, housing, food, and activities
Date: 2013
Deadline: March 1, 2013
Open to: high school students from around the world
Announcement follows
2013 will be the 12th year of providing university-level academic enrichment and leadership experiences for talented high school students from around the world.
The prospectus and application information for summer 2013 are now available online.
Formerly the Ivy Scholars Program, the name change this year to Yale Young Global Scholars reflects the fact that the program has developed into one of the most selective and academically rigorous high school summer programs worldwide. By exposing the students to the best scholars and practitioners in a wide range of academic and professional fields, we seek to give our students the analytical skills they will need in whatever leadership positions they may one day assume.
As an official Yale University program that is administered by University officials, you can expect a first-rate summer experience studying in beautiful campus lecture halls and classrooms, living in our famed residential colleges, eating in our award-winning dining halls, engaging with world renowned professors, and interacting with extraordinary visiting practitioners.
The Yale Young Global Scholars Program brings the best of the academic and policy communities together in a scholarly and learning environment. Although our programs are designed for top-performing high school students, our faculty members teach the same material and in the same manner as in their undergraduate courses here at Yale.
Our two summer programs – Politics, Law, and Economics (PLE) and Studies in Grand Strategy (GS) – are interdisciplinary in scope.
Students learn from leading authorities in their areas of expertise; read primary source materials, articles, and books on a wide variety of issues; participate in lively team exercises and simulations; and gain invaluable instruction in university-level writing.