Summer Programs

Warmest greetings from the Global Engagement Office of VinUniversity (VinUni), Vietnam!

We are delighted to extend a warm invitation to Technion students to apply for our Research Internship Programs at VinUni this Academic Year 2025-2026 and Summer 2026. This is a great opportunity to dive into the world of academic research, work alongside top-tier faculty, and contribute to cutting-edge projects while exploring Vietnam as an exchange student.

For further details on available research internship opportunities at VinUni, the research projects and the PIs, we invite you to review this booklet: VinUni Research Internship Opportunities.

Since Technion is a partner university of VinUni, students participating in this program may be nominated by Technion Exchange Office for the Inbound Global Exchange Student Ambassador (I-GESA) Scholarships. Students who want to apply for the scholarship please send an email to Technion Exchange Office: outgoing@technion.ac.il.

At VinUni, we believe in the power of research to drive innovation and address global challenges. Our faculty are leaders in their respective fields and are committed to mentoring the next generation of scholars. As research interns, your students will have the opportunity to:

• Gain hands-on experience: Work directly on active projects while developing skills in data analysis, experimental design, and scientific writing.
• Collaborate with distinguished faculty: Receive mentorship from leading professors and engage with graduate students and fellow interns.
• Contribute to impactful research: Take part in projects that may result in co-authored publications, conference presentations, or the development of new technologies.
• Explore academic passions: Deepen their expertise in a chosen field and assess potential pathways in research or graduate study.
• And at the same time, explore Hanoi and Vietnam and so much more.

Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires Summer Programs

• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIEGNCE
• DATA ANALYTICS
• DIGITAL MANUFACTURING – WORKSHOP
• PHYSICS II
• INNOVATION & DIGITAL BUSINESS
• SKILLS FOR DISUPTIVE MANAGEMENT

HEC Paris PhD Block Seminars

HEC School of Management invites PhD students to the upcoming HEC Paris PhD Block Seminars in spring/summer 2026. The intensive, on-site sessions (held at the Jouy-en-Josas campus) bring together PhD students from around the world and HEC doctoral candidates for engaging discussions on cutting-edge research topics.

The students will join highly selective groups (max. 15 participants) in seminars such as:

• Corporate Purpose: Defining and researching it (April 13–16, 2026) with Professor Rodolphe Durand
• Institutional Analysis: Individuals, Organizations, and Societies (June 15–19, 2026) with Professor Patricia Thornton
• Marketing Strategy (June 17–19, 2026) with Professor Anatoli Colicev
• A First Course in Accounting Theory (June 29–July 3, 2026) with Professor Jeremy Bertomeu.

The Technion students benefit from a special 50% discount, paying only 450 EUR in tuition instead of the standard rate of 900 EUR.
Students can apply by submitting their CV and a one-page personal statement (including research interests and supervisor details) to Hailee Tindale at tindale@hec.fr. Admissions are rolling, with decisions typically within one week. Please encourage early applications to secure spots (deadlines vary by seminar, approximately one month prior).

TU Darmstadt International Summer University 2026

We are delighted to announce the Hessen: International Summer University (ISU) 2026 at TU Darmstadt.

The program will take place between May 18 and 30 June 2026. It will begin with a virtual phase from 18 – 31 May, followed by an on-site phase in Darmstadt from 1 – 30 June 2026.

Students can look forward to an engaging blend of academic courses, German language learning, and cultural experiences – including company visits and unique excursions. This program provides an excellent opportunity to gain practical insights while experiencing German culture first-hand.

We are offering two academic tracks, each worth 6 ECTS. Students can choose from the following:

1. Mechanical Engineering
2. Electrical Engineering

Students can earn a total of 12 ECTS by combining these with German language and culture courses, which are also worth 6 ECTS in total.

Please see the relevant course descriptions, program info sheet, and website for more information.

To help you and your students find out more about the programme, we will be hosting a series of virtual information sessions. These sessions will provide an opportunity to ask questions and get a detailed overview of the courses, activities, and application procedures.
Link to the sessions: https://tu-darmstadt.zoom-x.de/j/65895263618

• Tuesday, January 27: 10:00 AM & 4:00 PM CET
• Tuesday, February 17: 10:00 AM & 4:00 PM CET
• Tuesday, March 1: 10:00 AM & 4:00 PM CET

TU Berlin Summer School 2026

We’re excited to announce that registrations for the TU Berlin Summer School 2026 are now open! Next summer, we have a range of new and exciting courses, along with a vibrant cultural program for all participants. This is a great opportunity for students to spend their summer in Berlin, while earning credits towards the degree.

From 03 June to 28 August 2026, we’ll be offering courses lasting 2, 3 or 4 weeks. Take part in courses spanning diverse academic fields and connect with students from around the globe. Courses will be available in areas such as computer science, engineering, sustainability, design, entrepreneurship, and much more.

Explore a selection of our courses below:

• Collaborative Design and Development with Arduino
• 2D Game Programming in Python
• EchoTech Futures: Sustainability in the Age of Industry 4.0
• Gaming for Virtual and Augmented Reality
• Deep Learning for Time Series Modelling
• Sustainable Manufacturing in Urban Settings

Spend an unforgettable summer studying at the TU Berlin, learn from renowned lecturers, interact with students from all around the world, explore the city of Berlin through our fascinating cultural program, while gaining credits towards your degree – all our courses are ECTS accredited: you can now earn 3-6 ECTS per course.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Summer Programs 2026:

The HKUST Engineering Summer Camp for Elite Students 2026, organized by the School of Engineering of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), will be held at HKUST in Hong Kong on 13-17 July 2026.

The eligibility of applicants is as follows:

• Current undergraduate or master’s students in engineering-related disciplines from a recognized institution outside Hong Kong
• Demonstrate outstanding qualities of academic performance and research potential
• Proficient in EnglishFor detailed information and application procedures, please visit the website.

HKUST Summer School for undergraduate students

HKUST Summer UG Research Program 2026

you can also watch the promotional video

POSTECH Summer Program 2026

This exclusive opportunity is designed for STEM-major students currently enrolled in oversea institutions.

All admitted students will receive a ROUND-TRIP FLIGHT TICKET from their home country to Korea.

Program Overview (Link)

• Period: 6 July – 14 August, 2026 (6 weeks)
• Eligibility: Undergraduate or Master’s student from oversea institutions

Program Structure & Outcome

• Research Intensive (min 20 hours per week) under POSTECH Advisor
• Social & Culture Program (once a week)
• Korean Language Course (optional, approx. 150 USD)
• Official Transcript with 1 POSTECH credit & Certificate of Participation

Application Guideline

• Application Period: December 25, 2025 – February 15, 2026
• Online Application: Link
• Open Advisor List: Link
• After submitting the online application, students should register IR Portal (Student-Mobility) and submit following documents.
  • Certificate of Enrollment
  • Official Academic Transcript
  • Recommendation Letter
  • Copy of Passport
  • CV / Resume
  • Cover Letter

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) Free Credit-Bearing Online Courses for Spring 26

We are excited to share that SKKU is launching a new online program offering three free, credit-bearing courses for the Spring Semester 2026.
These courses are taught by distinguished SKKU faculty and delivered through recorded online lectures.
Each course consists of 15 hours of instruction, carries 1 SKKU credit, and is offered in a fully self-paced format.
Through this program, participating students will have the opportunity to take the same courses offered to SKKU students, while gaining academic and cultural exposure to SKKU and Korea.

Courses Offered

1. Korean Starter Pack : Hangul, Pronunciation, and Basic Expressions
   Professor Kim, Kyoung Hwon (English subtitles available)
   Students will learn how to read and write Hangeul accurately while gaining insight into Korean culture through related stories and real-life examples. The course also focuses on basic pronunciation and essential everyday expressions used in common situations. Through practical dialogues in both formal and informal contexts, learners will develop foundational communication skills for expressing themselves on everyday topics in Korean.

2. Inside K-Culture : Hallyu (K-wave), Media, and Storytelling
   Professor Byun, Daniel H (English subtitles available)
   This course explores K-culture and Hallyu through the lens of media, storytelling, and transmedia content in a globally connected world. Students will examine how storytelling functions as a core element of popular culture, marketing, and media industries, adding cultural and economic value across multiple platforms. By the end of the course, learners will gain a deeper understanding of how narratives shape media experiences and how storytelling can be applied creatively in everyday and professional contexts.

3. Mathematics for AI : Math behind AI – from Basics to Hands-on Coding
   Professor Lee, Sanggu (English subtitles available)
   This course introduces the fundamental mathematics and basic algorithms required to understand artificial intelligence. Designed for beginners, the course covers essential mathematical concepts in an accessible way. Learners will apply these concepts through hands-on coding exercises, gaining practical experience alongside theoretical understanding. Students will have a solid foundation for further study in AI and data-related fields.

Course Information

•       Format: 100% online (asynchronous)
•       Eligibility: Students enrolled in overseas universities (Certificate of Enrollment required)
•       Course Period: March 9 – June 19, 2026 (Total of 15 hours per course, self-paced)
•       Credit: 1 SKKU credit per course (credit-bearing)
•       Course Load: Students may take up to 2 courses
•       Grade: Pass/Fail (At least 80% course completion required to receive a Pass grade)
•       Upon Completion: An official SKKU transcript (Pass/Fail) and certificate will be provided; students will be able to print them through the SKKU system

How to Apply: Students may register through the link:https://forms.gle/LHprU4fX86oDt3abA

Technical University of Denmark (DTU) International Summer University

2026 National Taiwan University (NTU) Plus Academy Summer+ Short-term Programs

We are delighted to announce the launch of our 2026 NTU Plus Academy Summer+ Programs.
The NTU Plus Academy offers a variety of topic-based short-term programs, designed to provide international students with diverse learning experiences and meaningful opportunities to engage with different cultural perspectives. Program information is available at: https://oia.ntu.edu.tw/short-term-programs/programs

A summary of the program categories:

1. Chinese Studies: 

Our language courses accommodate both complete beginners and students with prior Chinese Learning experience. Based on placement test results, classes will be arranged with approximately ten students each, with flexibility depending on final enrollment.

• Chinese Language and Culture Program (6 weeks)
• Chinese Language and Culture Program – session II (3 weeks)

2. Research: 

Students may select an NTU Plus Academy Faculty mentor from the Faculty List based on their academic goals and research interests.

• Research and Culture Program (6 weeks)
• Intensive Research Program (8 weeks)

3. Engineering:

These hands-on programs, hosted by the NTU BIM Center, focus on digital innovation, sustainable construction, and global collaboration.

• Smart & Green BIM: Executive Insights in Taiwan
• Digital & Green Transformation of the Built Environment

4. Natural Sciences:

• Biodiversity, Agriculture, and Culture of Taiwan

• Biotechnology Program

• Developmental Biology

• Field Ecology

• Neuroscience LAB Program

5. Social Sciences:

Explore the intersection of law and AI technology, including transparency and explainability, privacy, discrimination, international trade and investment, and LegalTech perspectives.

• Law, Algorithm, and AI
• Law and Data

Items 1-2 are organized by the Office of International Affairs, while items 3-5 are administered by the respective NTU colleges or departments. Students can find the appropriate contact persons or program coordinators on the program website for detailed inquiries.

The application starts from February 2 to April 15, 2026. Students should submit their applications via the NTU application portal.

UBC Vancouver Summer Program 2026

We are delighted to announce the program dates for VSP 2026:

• 2026 June Session: June 5 to July 5, 2026 (Application deadline: March 13, 2026)
• 2026 July Session: July 17 to August 17, 2026 (Application deadline: April 17, 2026

More than 65 course packages across a wide range of disciplines are already available for VSP 2026. Applications are now open on our website at www.vancouversummerprogram.ubc.ca, where you can also find detailed information on application requirements, program fees, and other relevant details.

64th Graduate Study Programme at UN Geneva

We are pleased to inform you that The 64th Graduate Study Programme (GSP) will be held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland from 29 June to 10 July 2026, under the theme “AI and Emerging Technologies: Realities, Risks and Opportunities”. This intensive two-week summer seminar will consist of lectures, presentations, work in groups, and visits to institutions, with the objective of providing students with insights into the work of the United Nations and “International Geneva” in the rapidly evolving field of AI and new technologies.

The seminar is open to all currently enrolled graduate students, age 22-32, who are not employed full time and who are fluent in both written and spoken English. The applicants will be screened on the basis of their academic success, extracurricular or professional activities, motivation statements, and recommendation letters. Every effort will be made to ensure equitable gender and regional representation. Decisions by the Selection Committee are final, and no individual feedback will be provided, given the large volume of applications.

The application process is open from 5 December 2025 until 20 February 2026 (12 noon Geneva time). Applications by candidates who do not meet the criteria, late or incomplete applications will not be considered. All applicants will be informed of the results in the first week of April 2026.

Global Virtual Exchange – Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU)

The Jiao Tong Global Virtual Classroom (Jiao Tong GVC) offers collaborative online international learning courses. A fully virtual international program with students from around the world. Courses taught in English, covering both undergraduate and graduate levels.

As of the current date, the Jiao Tong Global Virtual Classroom Program remains entirely free of charge for all participants.

Application Deadline for courses in Spring 2026: Feb 28,2026. Apply now.

Courses:

• PE1112 Net Zero-Carbon Fuels
• ARCH8202-43000-X02 Research on the Chinese contemporary architectural design practice (CCADP)
• CHN6705 Overseas Chinese Literature and Modern China）
• MSE8608 Hydrogen Science: Fundamentals and Applications
• ICE3402P Data Structure
• ECON8623 Commercial Bank Management
• PUM8303 China’s Social Welfare Policies and Practices

2026 SJTU Global Summer School

Session A 2026.7.13-2026.7.26
Session B 2026.7.13-2026.8.02
The 2026 Global Summer School provides an excellent opportunity for students to learn about China through academic and cultural immersion. A wide range of courses in various disciplines are provided, including Plant Development and Future Agriculture, Exploring Sustainability, Understanding Global Challenges and Promoting Responsible Actions, and Metaverse Creative Practice, with each course accompanied by Chinese language courses.

SJTU SDG July Camp

Session A 2026.7.13-2026.7.19
Session B 2026.7.13-2026.7.26
The SJTU SDG July Camp is a program that integrates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) within a multidisciplinary framework. It engages a diverse body of students through a series of collaborative and interdisciplinary courses, lectures, and activities. With a shared vision for a sustainable future, the program has been supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

SJTU Summer Research Internship (July 13 – Aug. 23, 2026)

In 2026, SJTU is offering 204 world-class research projects for overseas undergraduate students which cover 24 fields including mechanical engineering, electronic information and electronic engineering, agriculture and pharmacy, etc. The internship lasts six weeks. All students admitted will be waived of tuition fees. Students can have the chance to attend in the paper-writing process and serve as a co-author on one publication. The summer research internship will help students lay the foundation for their careers. Start early and prepare carefully: finding a good summer internship will be worth your time and effort.
Application deadline: May 30, 2026