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Summer Programs that are Uniquely Clark

Each summer, Clark University welcomes students from around the world to our beautiful campus. Whether you’re a high school student looking for an opportunity to experience an area of interest, an ambitious undergraduate student who wants to jump start your academic studies, an international student transitioning to an American College, or perhaps a graduate student looking to expand your career path, Clark offers some unique and enriching summer programs that can immerse you in the rigors of an academic learning experience.

Pre-College programs

Focus on an area of study (STEM) or learn about a potential career choice. Clark makes it fun.

ages 7-16

Nike Basketball Camps at Clark

Open to young athletes of all abilities, the Nike Basketball Camp at Clark University will work on developing your fundamentals, shooting and team play skills to help improve your overall game and confidence.

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ages 14-18

Summer Game Studio

This two-week residential program gives students the opportunity to dive into the gaming industry.

11th & 12th grade only

Discover Psychology: Summer Academic at Clark University

An immersive one-week summer program to explore various fields like clinical, cognitive, developmental, and social psychology.

Grades 10, 11, and 12

Clark University Theatre Summer Intensive (CUTSI)

A two-week program for aspiring actors who want to hone their skills and learn from professional actors, designers, and University educators.

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Pre k – 12th grade

Summer Reading Skills Programs

A summer program designed to prepare your child to become a confident, enthusiastic reader with comprehensive reading skills.

First-generation students

ACE Summer Institute

Clark University’s free, four-year support program provides students with resources—specifically for students who identify as first-generation or as domestic students of color but open to all students.

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incoming first year and transfer students

Connections@Clark

This five-day, social justice and leadership-themed program is designed specifically for students of color but open to all incoming first year and transfer students.

Undergraduate programs

Get a head start on academic credits, explore a subject you love, or participate in community service. Take a look at what we offer.

current undergraduates / community members

Undergraduate Summer Session

Summer Session is open to all: no need to apply. Current Clark students, community members, and students from other institutions are welcome to enroll.

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english language learners

Undergraduate English for Academic Success (EAS)

Learn the English you need to pursue the degree you want.

current clark undergraduates

Human-Environment Regional Observatory (HERO)

For eight weeks during the summer, HERO fellows conduct hands-on research experience engaging in human-environment relationships within New England.

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international undergraduates

American Summer

This a six-week program, exclusively for undergraduates currently enrolled in a program at their home university. Advance academically, explore career opportunities, experience American language and culture, and have fun on Clark’s beautiful campus.

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current clark undergraduates

Steinbrecher Fellowship

The Steinbrecher Fellowship provides funding for Clark undergraduates to pursue original ideas, creative research, public service, or enrichment projects, and maintains a vibrant community of learners.

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first-, second-, and third-year current students

Noyce Teacher Scholarship

This summer internship program is designed to recruit, prepare, and sustain teachers in the sciences and mathematics. This grant provides internship stipends and scholarships to highly promising future teachers in these fields who make a commitment to teach in high-need schools.

Graduate programs

Our unique summer programs offer a variety of course options to strengthen a graduate student’s academic success and career paths.

Graduate

Graduate Summer Session

Join us this summer for courses that deliver the knowledge, skills, and experience you need to achieve your career goals.

english language learners

Graduate English for Academic Success (EAS)

Learn the English you need to pursue the degree you want.