Four-week college-credit course, subject of the student’s choice
32 课程
起价
Participants choose one course and stay with it for the whole four weeks; the price is the same whichever subject is chosen. The published options run across nine areas — architecture and design, business, spatial computing and engineering, global studies, communication and journalism, performing arts and music, pre-health and science, pre-law, and writing and critical thinking: Exploration of Architecture; Sketch to Prototype; Analytics: The Power of Data for Businesses; Bitcoin and AI; Building Sustainable Businesses; Exploring Entrepreneurship; Inside the Business of Entertainment; Introduction to Business; Know Your Customer, Spot the Trend, Tell the Story; Discover Engineering; Spatial Computing: Design for the Next Generation of Wearables; Global Health; International Relations; The Art and Skill of Video Production Across Platforms; Digital Media Practice, Production and Literacy; Multiplatform Sports Storytelling; Storytelling in the Digital Age; Summer Theatre Conservatory (Acting Intensive, Comedy Performance, Musical Theatre); Guitar Seminar: Jazz, Rock and Beyond; AI and Drug Discovery; Exploring Health Professions; Psychological Science and Society; The Brain: Introduction to Neuroscience; The Science of Food, Nutrition and the Biological World; Legal Reasoning and Argumentation; Creative Writing Workshop; Ethics in the 21st Century; The Philosophy of Economic Markets, Money and Property.
Classes run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. every weekday, with breaks for lunch or for field trips in Los Angeles. Courses are taught by USC faculty and staff and are interactive and challenging; depending on the course, participants can expect group work, hands-on lab experience, field trips, guest speakers and a final project. Free afternoons are spent studying in the campus libraries or at the gym.
A college immersion in one subject area of the student’s choice, letting participants explore a new field or build on their high school coursework. Successful completion earns three units of elective credit from the university.