ii. Research Mentorship
Original work, with a mentor who knows the field
For high school and undergraduate students who want to go beyond coursework and investigate a real question of their own.
Curious students ready for real research
Research is where a strong student becomes an independent thinker. Our mentors help students choose a question worth asking, learn the methods of the field, and carry the work through to a finished paper or presentation.
It suits high school students who have outgrown the curriculum in a subject they love, and undergraduates who want serious research experience before graduate school, medical school or industry.
From a question to a finished piece of work
- Choose a topicWe match the student's interests to a question that is original, focused and achievable.
- Meet the mentorA subject expert from our team guides the work, drawing on our connections with professors and active researchers.
- Do the researchReading the literature, designing the method, collecting and analysing data, and learning to think like a researcher.
- Write and shareA polished paper, with the aim of submitting to a peer-reviewed journal or presenting at a conference or science fair.
Goals that matter to universities
- A paper submitted to a peer-reviewed journal, chosen for its standing rather than how easy it is to get into.
- Presenting the work at a conference or science fair.
- A strong letter from the mentor, written by someone who has seen the student's thinking up close.
- Research skills that last: reading papers critically, designing experiments and writing clearly.
Start with a conversation
Tell us the student's interests, and we'll suggest where a research project could lead.
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