Harvard Summer Program in Yokohama, Japan (RIKEN Center for Allergy and Immunology)
Japan
- All Other Areas:
Yokohama
Term: Summer
Dates: TBA
Description:
Experience science in Japan at the RIKEN Center for Allergy and Immunology (RCAI). This 10-week course begins with a private tutorial by RCAI faculty on basic immunology, followed by an international lecture series at the graduate level culminating in a cutting-edge symposium by world leaders in the field. Students then enter RCAI host labs to conduct basic research alongside young Japanese scientists. On-site language courses and weekend excursions to nearby cultural sites such as Kamakura and Mt. Fuji are an integral component.
Highlights:
Offers cutting edge research internships in Yokohama
Degree Level: Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)
Cost in US$: 5,250 USD
Cost Include Description:
The cost of the program is 5,250 USD, plus a nonrefundable 50 USD application fee. In addition, students are responsible for a health insurance fee (165 USD; waived if students have US insurance that provides coverage outside the United States) and for transportation to and from Yokohama. The program fee covers the following:- Tuition - Room and some meals - Excursions (including meals when appropriate)
Experience Required: yes
Lab experience
This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
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Typically Participants Work
Independently
Application Process Involves:
- Essay
- Transcript
- Written Application
Harvard Summer School Study Abroad Programs's Mission Statement: The Harvard Summer School makes Harvard's academic resources a distinguished faculty, well-equipped laboratories, fine museums, and a world-class university library available to men and women of many ages, backgrounds, and nationalities through an intensive summer session of liberal arts courses in Cambridge and overseas. Our international student body includes Harvard undergraduate and graduate students, visitors from other colleges and universities, highly qualified secondary school students, adult learners, and nonnative English speakers seeking to refine their language skills. Students take courses to challenge themselves academically, meet degree requirements, prepare for graduate school, gain college experience, advance their careers, and pursue personal enrichment. Students, who study at Harvard Summer School may reside in a supportive residential environment, commute to campus, complete courses via distance education, or participate in one of the faculty-led programs based abroad. Many come to experience the extraordinary environment of Harvard College academics, resources, and residential life. Harvard Summer School serves the University community by providing faculty with teaching opportunities that allow them to experiment with new materials and teaching methods. Students from many Harvard schools take advantage of the breadth of summer course offerings to meet requirements for concentrations and degree programs, and to create more flexibility within their term-time academic program. Harvard graduate students from abroad can work on refining their English language skills, and Harvard College students take advantage of the summer session to expand their cultural, social, and intellectual horizons by studying abroad.
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