Forensic Science and Crime Scene Investigation for High Schoolers at University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas at Austin
Apply NowCurious about cracking real cases? Spend three weeks at UT Austin learning DNA analysis, fingerprinting and lab procedures with Texas crime-lab experts. Join hands-on labs, build forensic skills and boost your uni/career prospects.
This three-week, on-campus summer programme at the University of Texas at Austin introduces high school students (ages 14 6) to core forensic science techniques including DNA analysis, fingerprint examination and crime lab procedures. The course emphasises hands-on laboratory exercises led by Texas crime lab forensic scientists, combining practical sessions with instructor-led demonstrations and field-linked activities.
Sessions run in summer with options for residential (boarding) or day attendance and use UT Austin facilities and local partner resources. Participants will receive a Course Completion Certificate and a Letter of Recognition on finishing the programme.
The international programme package includes visa support and pre-arrival assistance for overseas students, transportation to/from campus for included activities, and medical insurance for international attendees. A supplemental materials fee of $150 (USD) is required for lab consumables.
To apply, students must complete the Summer Institute application; flights are not arranged by the programme and airport shuttle options may be available for an additional fee.
Course Completion Certificate; Letter of Recognition
June — Boarding
June — Day
Location
- Ages 14-18 (high school students)
- Complete the Summer Institute application to secure a place
- International students not in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program require a B-2 visitor visa or must apply for ESTA if eligible
£3,663
Day student price: A3A33,663 (3-week day option). Residential/boarding price: A3A35,981 (3-week boarding option). A supplemental course fee of $150 (USD) is required to cover lab and materials. International registration fee applies for students whose primary residence is outside the United States (examples given: $379 residential or $239 commuter).
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