2 opportunities found in Camperdown

The National Computer Science School (NCSS) is a ten-day summer school for students going into years 11 and 12. NCSS brings together talented young people from around Australia for an intensive course in computer programming and website development in the School of Computer Science at the University of Sydney. The programme runs in early January. NCSS has been offered in various formats since 1996, when it was initiated by the University's Foundation for Information Technology. In 2015 NCSS celebrated 20 years of the programme. NCSS is organised by the Australian Computing Academy at the University of Sydney. The school is completely residential, with all students staying with NCSS staff in full-board accommodation provided by The Women's College, within the main Camperdown campus of The University of Sydney. The cost of NCSS is heavily subsidised by sponsors, allowing them to make the cost per student approximately $440. For more information visit the official website here . 

The Professor Harry Messel International Science School (ISS) is an exclusive two-week science program for Year 11 and 12 students. Every two years, the ISS gathers 140 top science students from Australia and overseas (China, Japan, India, New Zealand, Thailand, the USA and the UK) for a two-week residential program of talks by world-renowned scientists, laboratory tours, hands-on activities and not to mention a swag of social events like the Sydney Harbour cruise and ISS talent quest. All scholars stay for two weeks, all participants — even those from Sydney — will stay in student accommodation for the entire program, to give everyone a chance to get to know a whole group of amazing people from across the country and all over the world. The next program is for 2021 (event occurs biennially)  For more information visit the official website here.