Scholar Launch: Humanities & Social Science Winter Group Research Practicums

Scholar Launch Research Practicum provides 9-12th graders anywhere in the world the opportunity to work with university professors and scholars and produce unique, impactful product in any subject. During the program, you will learn advanced knowledge and research methodologies as well as earn recognition for your research by publishing your results on reputable journals and platforms.

We have group programs that include:

• War and Peace: International Relations through the Ages
• Global Racism and Anti-Racism: Far-Right Movements, Conspiracies, and Structural Injustice Around the Globe
• Analyzing Humanitarian Interventions: A Toolkit for Understanding Humanitarian Action in the Past, Present, and Future
• Social Injustice in Modern America: Understanding the Historical, Cultural, Economic, and Legal Factors behind
• Digital Games: History, Business, and Social Impact
• Unpacking The Death of Woman Wang: A Historical and Literary Analysis of Conflict and Family Life in Premodern China
• From Plato to Marx: Theory of Education Throughout Time

Spots are limited so don't delay. To find out more such as our start/end date, costs, and how to sign up, be sure to check out our website!