TSU invites high school students and students of any course to take part in the School of Fascinating Science, where they can solve real scientific cases, learn to work in a team, and speak to the audience. The school begins its work on November 9, the registration of participants is open until November 5.
The School of Fascinating Science is conducted by the TSU Tomsk International Science Program and Maastricht University.
Classes are held online. You can create an individual study plan, depending on the tracks you are interested in.
The Schools program consists of 3 tracks:
Honor's Program (mandatory track)
The perfect combination of practice and theory to teach you how to solve scientific cases and work in a team. Classes are taught by the best from TSU and other universities. It is perfect for students who are interested in natural sciences and want to become part of the international scientific community and high school students who are going to apply to international undergraduate programs.
Honor's Program includes 3 thematic blocks
- Light and color;
- Energy and temperature;
- Pollution
At the end of the program, the participants will implement their projects on the topic.
All lessons are taught in English.
Studying English (optional track)
If you are want to improve your skills, then you can sign up for an additional block for learning English. You will study both basic and academic English. This will help you to participate in conferences in English, publish in journals, and connect with fellow students and academics around the world.
Groups will be formed according to student levels. The minimum level is B1.
Practice for the Exams (optional track)
High school students and other prospective applicants can enroll in exam preparation courses. You can prepare for mathematics, physics, chemistry, Russian, or study Russian as a foreign language. The exam preparation is available in Russian and English.
To participate, you should submit an application by November 5 on the website http://schoolscience-tsu.tilda.ws/
Classes will begin on November 9.
