
The Koç University Summer Academy offers a specialized program in Applied Molecular Biology and Genetics, designed to provide high school students with an immersive experience in the field. This short-term, face-to-face program delves into fundamental concepts and practical applications within molecular biology and genetics, offering a glimpse into university-level study. The program spans two weeks, with each week focusing on different aspects of the discipline. Students will engage with topics such as the molecular toolkit, lab literacy, model organisms, DNA isolation, microscopy, genetically modified organisms, and protein biology. The curriculum is structured to include lectures, seminars, hands-on workshops, and engaging activities, providing a comprehensive and interactive learning environment.

The Summer Academy's Economics course introduces fundamental economic principles using relatable examples from daily life. The first part of the course delves into microeconomics, exploring how individuals and firms make decisions, how prices are determined, and how markets function. The second part shifts to macroeconomics, examining the economy as a whole by addressing key issues like unemployment, inflation, national income, and economic growth. Upon completion, students will be better equipped to critically analyze economic events and interpret current developments.