Physics Lyceum: Summer 2027
Real physics. Expert physicists.
Online from anywhere or in-person in Princeton.
Two-week single-topic camp
Pick one of four topics. Two focused weeks. Take more than one across the summer if you want.
- Selective admissionAfter at least two research club sessions, we invite students who show a deep interest in understanding physical phenomena to enroll. Participation does not guarantee an invitation.
- Length 2 weeks, 25 hours total
- Cadence Mon–Fri, 2.5 hours/day
- Workload About 3.5 hours of homework per weekday, in addition to 2.5 hours of class. An intensive pace: roughly 6 hours a day.
- Format online from anywhere, or in-person in Princeton, NJ
- Dates specify weeks and morning, afternoon, or evening that fit your schedule at enrollment
- Cohort up to 12 in-person, up to 8 online
- Tuition $2,750 per camp
Full program info: Middle School Lyceum
One Lyceum course, summer pace
Selective admission: If you have never taken a Physics Lyceum class, investigate an everyday physical phenomenon and discuss your explanation in an admission interview. The fee is $100, separate from tuition and nonrefundable. We look for deep curiosity and thoughtful reasoning. Paying does not guarantee admission. Returning Lyceum students are exempt; course prerequisites still apply. Email team@teenscientists.org to arrange the interview.
Pick any high school Lyceum course from the classical core or the Modern Physics electives, run in compressed 8-week summer format.
- Length 8 weeks, 48 hours total
- Cadence twice weekly, 3-hour combined sessions
- Workload a full course in 8 weeks, with homework between every session
- Format online from anywhere, or in-person in Princeton, NJ
- Dates specify days of the week and morning, afternoon, or evening that fit your schedule at enrollment
- Cohort up to 12 in-person, up to 8 online
- Tuition $5,500 per course
Classical core (pick one)
Modern Physics electives (pick one)
Full curriculum & prerequisites: High School Lyceum
Book a call or email us about enrollment. Middle-school camps require an invitation after at least two research club sessions. High-school courses require an admission interview only for students new to Lyceum classes.