
Psychology Summer School · Shanghai
An eight-day residential programme in psychology, with counselling demonstrations, creative workshops, community service and a group study of human behaviour.

Study psychology, neuroscience, artificial intelligence and the arts through experiments, creative work and research. University academics and experienced practitioners guide you as you investigate a question, design an exhibition or build an original game.
Language of Instruction: Mandarin Chinese

T.School brings university subjects into focus through teaching and guided projects. You might run a psychology experiment, analyse behavioural data, build a game or plan an exhibition.
Tutors help you choose a manageable question, make decisions about your work and respond to feedback. You finish with something you can explain and share: a research presentation, a prototype or a piece of creative work.
Find a subject that interests you, then look at the activities, teaching approach and entry requirements. Language of Instruction: Mandarin Chinese.
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29 January–3 February 2027 (provisional) · Six days and five nights

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Leave your contact details. A T.School programme adviser will contact you to discuss the subject, dates, preparation or application process.
T.School was founded by the East China Institute of Talent Science (ECITS), bringing together university academics and professionals to teach secondary school and university students.
Programme teams include university researchers, teaching assistants and practising professionals. They support students through the reading, planning and practical work needed to complete a study, exhibition proposal or creative piece.
ECITS is an independent, non-profit institute established by the East China Talent Education Group. It conducts research on talent development, higher education and education policy, and undertakes talent assessment.


Forest activities, Playback Theatre workshops and a final performance open to the local community.

A student describes her study of distraction and perceptual decisions, and the mentor conversations that helped her refine it.

Students turn their interests into research proposals, with time for group activities and visits beyond the classroom.
Read the entry requirements for your chosen programme, then complete the application. If you have questions about the course or how to prepare, a programme adviser can help.