United Kingdom
London
14 in-person courses. Age ranges are shown on every course.

TED Summer School
A two-week course for ages 15–18, run in London, New York and Singapore. Students pick a topic, research it, write their own talk and present it TED-style.
Find out how financial markets and banks operate, from investment strategy and financial analysis to regulation, and practise the decision-making the industry demands.
See what a legal career really involves, from barrister to solicitor, through practical sessions on areas such as criminal and contract law.
An introduction to core engineering principles for younger students, focused on practical problem-solving and hands-on design challenges.
From design and materials to robotics and sustainable engineering, see what engineers actually do and which branch might suit you, with industry visits.
Explore cognitive psychology, behaviour and the main theories of the mind, guided by tutors with experience in the field.
A practical introduction to film, advertising, publishing, design and digital media, and how creative ideas turn into careers.
Look at how AI is being applied across industry today and what working with intelligent technology involves, with input from professionals.
Get a realistic view of healthcare careers, with visits to research facilities, simulation labs and innovation centres.
Study the science behind medicine through classes, simulated clinical scenarios and discussion, sharpening the communication and reasoning skills doctors rely on.
Deepen your understanding of film production and storytelling, from developing a narrative to seeing how films get made.
Take algebra, calculus and statistics beyond the school syllabus with experienced mathematicians, building problem-solving skills for degree-level study.
Dig into economic principles, global markets and how policy is made, with tutors who connect theory to what is happening in the world.
Experience the challenges of running a business, working in teams on strategy, leadership and pitching ideas.
Students research, write and deliver a TED-style talk of their own, building confidence as speakers.