Quintus Scholars Psychology & The Human Mind
Quintus Scholars
Apply NowCurious how the mind makes decisions? Join Quintus Scholars' Psychology & The Human Mind summer school to explore cognition, perception and social behaviour, run experiments, analyse evidence and build persuasive arguments—boosting research skills and university-ready thinking.
Quintus Scholars’ Psychology & The Human Mind is a two-week summer school for ages 13-18 that explores cognitive science, behavioural research, and the psychology of decision-making. The course is built for students who want to understand how psychological science works in practice, with a strong emphasis on evidence, analysis, and argument rather than passive content delivery.
Across the programme, students study cognition, perception, social behaviour, emotion, motivation, developmental psychology, research methodology, clinical psychology, neuroscience, and applied behavioural science. Teaching combines research seminars, workshops, and evening activities, and students are expected to design and run a short experiment, analyse data, and develop a research question of their own.
By the end of the programme, each student produces a completed research project and delivers a final presentation. The work can form the basis of a formal regulated award, giving participants a tangible academic outcome to reference in future study and university applications.
The programme also offers direct tutor feedback and personal coaching throughout.
Regulated award issued by a UK government regulated awarding body
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- Ages 13-18.
- No prior psychology study required.
- Applicants are placed into separate 13-15 and 16-18 cohorts.
Funded place available at no cost for tuition. An all-inclusive option is also available from £2,500 and includes accommodation (both cities), all meals, supervised city transfer, excursions, and graduation ceremony. For funded places, accommodation, meals, and excursions are available as add-ons.
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