If you are curious about ancient cultures such as the Mayans, join us for an exciting 4-week roving summer program that will take place in the south of Mexico from 30th May - 25th June. It’s a great opportunity to learn about a country full of colorful traditions, folklore and mysterious historical ruins.

This is an exciting 6-week summer program organized by Tec de Monterrey’s Campus Querétaro from May 26th to July 7th. In conjunction with the bicentennial celebration of the Mexican fight for independence, the 2010 summer program will merge the historical importance of the year 2010 with lots of fun, excitement and learning!

The four-week Summer Program offered by Grenoble INP runs from 7 June to 2 July 2010. Participants will have the opportunity to meet students from all over the world and learn from distinguished professors. The Summer Program offers an exciting opportunity for students to participate in an intercultural study group and have a special taste of the French way of life. Students will choose from one of two main subjects to study – Nanotechnologies or Image & Signal Processing for Geoscience and Remote Sensing.

Participate in this exciting 6-week summer programme at Korea University from 31 May to 25 June 2010!

Enrich your vacation by participating in the CUHK Summer School from 28 June to 2 August 2010. This programme provides an exciting opportunity for students from around the globe to pursue an academically challenging and culturally stimulating summer experience in Hong Kong.

HKU will be conducting its 5th "Asia as the Global Future" summer programme, which aims to enhance awareness of the Asia's importance in world affairs. Apart from attending inspiring lectures, students will also be exposed to key issues in Asian affairs through a series of field trips in Hong Kong, Macau, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Seoul from 20 June to 18 July 2010.

National University of Singapore will host the 5th APRU Undergraduate Summer Program for a period of two weeks, from July 5 to 16, 2010, centered on the theme “Rising to New Challenges – Impactful Leadership in the 21st Century."

Two undergraduate students will have the opportunity to represent NUS for this two-week program tackling leadership challenges and pressing global issues.

6-week summer programme at Kyushu University, 26 June to 6 August 2010

The 14th International Summer Program at the University of Ulm will be held from
1 June – 29 July 2010. Students will take part in an intensive German language course as well as a course in practical Physics training, and will have the chance to take part in trips to the scenic Swabian Highlands and see Germany's beautiful castles.

As the German summer semester overlaps with the period of this summer school, participating students will have the chance to make friends with local students and exchange students from all over the world.

An exciting learning experience for students at ten of the world’s leading research-intensive universities.

NUS Entrepreneurship Centre (NEC) will be organizing the 5th Summer Programme from 11- 24 July 2010. Participation in this 2-week programme is open to all undergraduate students from universities in various parts of the world.

The program provides an excellent opportunity for participants to learn about Singapore: how the smallest nation in Southeast Asia has progressed into a modern city-state and has grown into a thriving centre of commerce and industry. Participants will also get to experience the culture, interact with locals, understand how public policies are formulated, and gain insights on business practices in Singapore.

Peking University offers its inaugural summer programme to international students (non-Chinese nationals) from 29 June to 31 July 2009.

There is an array of courses covering issues related to China's politics, economy, environment and culture as well as a Chinese Language course. Besides, you can experience the Chinese customs and culture through visits to selected historical and cultural sites in Beijing.

Jointly offered by NUS and Wuhan University from 31 May to 27 June 2009, this programme is structured on an intensive basis that aims to provide a general understanding of China by focusing on topical aspects of both historical and contemporary China. Topics that will be discussed include Chinese historical traditions, Chinese world order, Chinese economy, environmental issues and legal system in contemporary China.

Other highlights include cultural immersion programme such as Chinese language classes, Chinese painting, shadow boxing etc., field trips to the Three Gorges and Terra-cotta Warriors (in Xi’an), and visits to historical sites in Wuhan.

The University of Queensland is hosting the 6th Universitas 21 (U21) Summer School from 13 - 24 July 2009. The theme this year is “Climate Change Adaptation”.

Six students will have the opportunity to represent NUS for the two-week programme at this U21 Summer School in Brisbane, Australia.

The Munich International Summer University will be held from 1-21 June 2009. Students will take part in an intensive course on the European Union. The programme is entitled “Approaching the European Union” and will give students an opportunity to learn about the European Union and its relations with the world. Students will be brought on exciting excursions to the beautiful city of Salzburg in Austria, as well as to the German capital, Berlin.