First cost-free research program for high school students in Kazakhstan
First cost-free research program for high school students in Kazakhstan
Applications for Summer Research Program'24 are extended until 23:59 (GMT+5) July 3rd
Applications for Summer Research Program'24 are extended until 23:59 (GMT+5) July 3rd
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This year, Summer Research Program will be held from July 22nd to August 17th
This year, Summer Research Program will be held from July 22nd to August 17th
ROK is the first cost-free summer
science & engineering program to combine
on-campus course work in scientific theory
with off-campus work in science and
technology research.
ROK is the first cost-free summer
science & engineering program to combine
on-campus course work in scientific theory
with off-campus work in science and
technology research.
ROK scholars first participate in a week of
intensive STEM classes with accomplished
professors.
ROK scholars first participate in a week of
intensive STEM classes with accomplished
professors.
Up to 50 of the Kazakhstan’s most accomplished
high school students gather together in order to
obtain needed knowledge to create their
personal researches.
Up to 50 of the Kazakhstan’s most accomplished
high school students gather together in order to
obtain needed knowledge to create their
personal researches.
The heart of ROK is the four-week research
internship where students conduct individual
projects under the tutelage of mentors who
are experienced scientists and researchers.
The heart of ROK is the four-week research
internship where students conduct individual
projects under the tutelage of mentors who
are experienced scientists and researchers.
This year, Summer Research Program will be held from July 22th to August 17th
ROK is the first cost-free summer
science & engineering program to combine
on-campus course work in scientific theory
with off-campus work in science and
technology research.
ROK scholars first participate in a week of
intensive STEM classes with accomplished
professors.
50 of the Kazakhstan’s most accomplished
high school students gather at NU, in order to
obtain needed knowledge to create their
personal researches.
The heart of ROK is the four-week research
internship where students conduct individual
projects under the tutelage of mentors who
are experienced scientists and researchers.
ROK participants possess exceptional academic abilities and backgrounds, and they are typically in the transition phase between their first and final years of high school, ranging from grades 9 to 12.
ROK participants possess exceptional academic abilities and backgrounds, and they are typically in the transition phase between their first and final years of high school, ranging from grades 9 to 12.
Generally, students apply during the middle years of high school, specifically in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12.
Generally, students apply during the middle years of high school, specifically in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12.
Applicants have to be able to stay in Astana during the program.
Applicants have to be able to stay in Astana during the program.
Admitted applicants will be announced from July 5th to July 8th.
Admitted applicants will be announced from July 5th to July 8th.
ROK participants possess exceptional academic abilities and backgrounds, and they are typically in the transition phase between their first and final years of high school, ranging from grades 9 to 12.
Generally, students apply during the middle years of high school, specifically in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12.
Applicants have to be able to stay in Astana during the program.
Admitted applicants will be announced from July 5th to July 8th.
Who is eligible to participate in the ROK program?
Who is eligible to participate in the ROK program?
Who is eligible to participate in the ROK program?
Where is the ROK program held and for how long does the ROK program last?
Where is the ROK program held and for how long does the ROK program last?
Where is the ROK program held and for how long does the ROK program last?
Are accommodations and meals provided for participants?
Are accommodations and meals provided for participants?
Are accommodations and meals provided for participants?
What kind of research projects can students expect to work on?
What kind of research projects can students expect to work on?
What kind of research projects can students expect to work on?
Is it possible to apply if standardized tests have not been taken yet?
Is it possible to apply if standardized tests have not been taken yet?
Is it possible to apply if standardized tests have not been taken yet?
What safety measures are in place for off-campus research activities?
What safety measures are in place for off-campus research activities?
What safety measures are in place for off-campus research activities?
Is there a cost to participate in the ROK program?
Is there a cost to participate in the ROK program?
Is there a cost to participate in the ROK program?
Can students earn academic credit for participating in the ROK program?
Can students earn academic credit for participating in the ROK program?
Can students earn academic credit for participating in the ROK program?
What is the student-to-counselor ratio and what is the student-to-mentor ratio?
What is the student-to-counselor ratio and what is the student-to-mentor ratio?
What is the student-to-counselor ratio and what is the student-to-mentor ratio?