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& Computer Science Study AbroadWe encourage you to infuse global experiences into all aspects of your education. We want you to acquire the broad cultural knowledge and practical skills that will equip you for life beyond WashU.Study Abroad Interdisciplinary Projectin the HumanitiesIPH is for the creative and intellectually ambitious. The program is comprised of engaged students and faculty who take discovery and exploration beyond the four walls of a classroom.  Interdisciplinary Project
in the Humanities Undergraduate ResearchAt WashU, you get the research support of a large university, but in a one-on-one setting with a faculty mentor who shares your same interest. Together, you’ll collaborate, discover knowledge, and develop important critical thinking skills that you will take with you wherever you go. Undergraduate Research Summer Programs for High School Students Designed specifically for high school students—our on-campus summer programs give you a taste of life at WashU. We’ll treat you like a college student—you’ll take undergraduate courses for college credit, live and study alongside current undergraduates, and experience all WashU & St. Louis have to offer.  Summer Programs for 
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