CSI: Forensic Science for High Schoolers at Georgetown University
Georgetown University (Summer Institute)
Apply NowCurious how real crime scenes are solved? Join Georgetown's two-week CSI Summer Institute to practise evidence handling, scene diagramming, lab analysis and forensic photography. Build analytical skills, meet experts and boost your uni and career prospects with hands-on experience.
This two-week CSI: Forensic Science program at Georgetown University's Summer Institute gives high-school students hands-on experience in crime scene investigation and forensic analysis. Participants practice evidence integrity, chain-of-custody procedures, scene diagramming, sketching and photography, and basic forensic analysis of fingerprints, fibers and other physical evidence.
The course includes lab work, guest speakers, and case studies to build analytical and critical-thinking skills. Students may choose residential (boarding) or day options and will work in small, interactive classes using Georgetown's campus facilities.
Enrolled students earn a Course Completion Certificate and-if enrolled in credit-bearing classes-an official Georgetown transcript and grade report. The program emphasizes portfolio-building documentation and instructor feedback to support future academic or career pathways in criminology, forensic science, or related fields.
International participants receive visa support documentation and optional airport transfers; an international registration fee (non-refundable) applies. Parents and students should complete the Summer Institute application, pay the deposit, and follow enrolment instructions to confirm booking.
Flights are not arranged by the program and some supplemental fees and incidental costs are not included in tuition.
Course Completion Certificate; Official Georgetown transcript (for credit-bearing classes where applicable)
June — Boarding
June — Day
July — Boarding
July — Day
Location
- High school students aged 14-18
- Complete the Summer Institute application to secure a place
- International students outside the U.S. Visa Waiver Program require a B-2 Visitor Visa
- Students from Visa Waiver Program countries must apply for an ESTA prior to travel
£3,196
Day program: £3,196 (2 weeks). Boarding program: £5,650 (2 weeks). A supplemental lab materials fee of $95 (USD) is required. International registration fees apply: $379 (residential) or $239 (commuter). Flights and some incidental costs (meals off campus, laundry, personal spending) are not included.
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