Wolfram Summer School

Explore and create projects at the frontiers of science, technology and innovation

A unique educational and career opportunity. Learn how to apply Wolfram’s unique approach to creating ideas and turning them into research, products and companies. We value diversity and inclusion in education and strongly encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply.

Financial aid is available for applicants who complete the application process.

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and will open in December 2022 for consideration for Wolfram Summer School 2023.

Find the track that’s right for you…

Physics

Help us search for the fundamental theory of physics as part of an advanced research team of mathematicians, physicists and algorithm designers. Master Stephen Wolfram’s A New Kind of Science and emerging ideas from the groundbreaking Wolfram Physics Project to investigate Wolfram models—a new class of discrete spacetime models discovered through explorations of the computational universe.

Science & Technology

Do original research at the frontiers of science or create the next big tech innovation with Wolfram technology. Join a collection of students with a diverse range of scientific backgrounds to learn hands-on from senior staff at Wolfram how to apply Wolfram’s unique approach to creating ideas and turning them into original research, products and companies.

Metamathematics

Take part in a new initiative dedicated to the study of the computational origins, structure, and future of mathematics. Help advance the recently debuted Wolfram Metamathematics Project, building upon Stephen Wolfram’s recent work on metamathematics, the Wolfram Physics Project, and A New Kind of Science.

Educational Innovation

Bring computational thinking to the classroom. Join a collection of individuals who want to make a difference in education. Learn how to develop educational materials and products with the Wolfram technologies that will make computational programming in education accessible to everyone.