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Singapore

Singapore

7 in-person courses. Age ranges are shown on every course.

Singapore seen from above on a clear day, with the twin domed roofs of the theatre on the bay in the foreground, the observation wheel and the waterfront hotel beyond, and ships on the horizon

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.

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Singapore · Ages 16–18
Engineering
Academic Insights · 2 weeks

An introduction to core engineering principles for younger students, focused on practical problem-solving and hands-on design challenges.

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Singapore · Ages 16–18
Medicine
Academic Insights · 2 weeks

Study the science behind medicine through classes, simulated clinical scenarios and discussion, sharpening the communication and reasoning skills doctors rely on.

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Singapore · Ages 16–18
Business Management
Academic Insights · 2 weeks

Learn the essentials of strategy, marketing and finance through workshops, real company case studies and group projects.

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Singapore · Ages 16–18
Psychology
Academic Insights · 2 weeks

Explore cognitive psychology, behaviour and the main theories of the mind, guided by tutors with experience in the field.

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Singapore · Ages 16–18
Artificial Intelligence
Academic Insights · 2 weeks

Explore machine learning, neural networks and AI ethics through simulations, team challenges and real coding projects.

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Singapore · Ages 16–18
Economics
Academic Insights · 2 weeks

Dig into economic principles, global markets and how policy is made, with tutors who connect theory to what is happening in the world.

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Singapore · Ages 15–18
TED Summer School
TED Summer School · 2 weeks

Students research, write and deliver a TED-style talk of their own, building confidence as speakers.

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