Creativity Programmes

Creativity Programmes are designed to give you the environment in which you can run with your ideas. Mentored by some of the world's leading female scientist, engineers and business women, you will develop projects around the subjects you have a real passion for, and develop key creativity, leadership and entrepreneurial skills. Focus areas include...

Environmental Science +
Programming and App Development +
Robotics and Engineering +
Genetics +
Psychology +
Forensic Science +
Mathematics +

University Application Ready Outcomes

The worlds top universities are looking for students with a proven passion for their chosen subject. IWA Creativity Programmes target this with the following differentiated outcomes:
    1. Long term projects giving the evidence of passion and commitment
    2. Student and content promotion through online media, magazines and blogs
    3. Exposure to students, lecturers and graduates from the world's top universities
    4. Counselling advice from the people who really know the system

Programme Mentors

Exclusively recruited from Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and US Ivy League Universities your mentors will all hold PhDs in their specialist subjects, be experienced researchers, or be business entrepreneurs.

Typical Programme

Intro Days

The first 1-2 days of any programme are the most important as this is when you develop the ability to generate ideas away from your normal comfort zone, and form detailed project plans around your own ideas.
Core components:
        1. Ideation
        2. Project planning
        3. Team building

Project Days

The majority of any programme is spent doing your own or your teams research project, coupled with inspirational sessions.
Core components:
        1. Individual and group research project work
        2. Afternoon lecture programmes
            a. University level content
            b. College counselling
            c. Science debating sessions

Reflection Days

Presenting, advertising and defending your work is an important conclusion to any project.
Core components:
        1. Results write-up
        2. Presentation planning
        3. News and magazine article preparation