Enrichment Programs

Secondary Programs (Grades 9-12)

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EMC (Residence)

This residential program for students in Grades 9 through 12 features intensive academic courses, informative workshops, as well as intential cocurricular and residence life programming. This program allows high school students to experience university life at Queen's.

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EMC (Commuter)

The EMC Commuter program is an opportunity for high school students to come to Queen's University for a week to study a subject of their choosing at an advanced level.

Middle School Programs (Grades 7-8)

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SEEDS In Residence

This residential program for students in Grades 7 & 8 features intensive academic courses, as well as intential cocurricular and residence life programming. This experience gives participants an authentic glimpse into what life as a university students is like.

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Commuter SEEDS

This commuter program is designed to give Grade 7 & 8 students an opportunity to have an intensive look at a subject through hands-on experience and class discussion.

Elementary Program (Grade 6)

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Grade 6 Day

New this year! A chance for gifted and highly motivated grade 6 students to spend one day on the beautiful campus of Queen's University intensively studying an academic program of their interest. Courses may include fine arts, music, social sciences, computing, natural sciences, and more.

Summer Programs

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Summer Enrichment Experience @ Queen's (SEEQ)

SEEQ offers weekly theme courses in August for highly motivated and bright students who have completed grades 7 through 10. Students will choose courses of interest that will be explored in depth using state of the art facilities, labs and equipment on campus. Commuter and residence weeks are available.

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International Summer Enrichment Experience @ Queen's (iSEEQ)

New for 2012, iSEEQ is a two week enrichment experience in July for bright students from across Ontario, Canada and internationally. Students explore courses based on an academic theme, participate in social and extra-curricular activities, and take a weekend trip to our nation’s capital, Ottawa. This program is suitable for students in high school (secondary or upper school, equivalent to grades 9 to 12 in Canada)