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Associated Press
08-07-2025
- Science
- Associated Press
Immerse Education Brings Academic Excellence Back to Sydney in 2026
Since its inception in Cambridge in 2012, Immerse Education has been at the forefront of delivering university-style educational programmes, led by distinguished tutors from renowned institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge. Immerse Education, the UK-based provider of academic summer schools, has announced its return to Sydney in January 2026. Following a successful inaugural program in 2025, held at the University of Sydney, the return promises expanded offerings and a continued commitment to fostering academic excellence and personal growth among young students. Since its inception in Cambridge in 2012, Immerse Education has been at the forefront of delivering university-style educational programmes, led by distinguished tutors from renowned institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge. These programmes, designed for students aged 13–18, emphasise not only academic rigour but also aim to inspire and cultivate future leaders and thinkers. The positive response to the initial Sydney Summer Programme this January far exceeded expectations. Students from schools worldwide participated in a variety of courses, including Medicine, Law, and Engineering. The success has reinforced Immerse Education's commitment to bringing transformative learning experiences to Australian students, evident in their ambitious plans for 2026. As part of its expansion, the Sydney programme will introduce a wider array of subjects, continuing to push the boundaries of academic challenge. The 2026 programme seeks to emulate the personal and academic growth witnessed in students, as exemplified by the journeys of past participants. A related story is that of Sarah, a once-shy 16-year-old who joined Immerse's Cambridge summer programme with uncertainty about her future path. Sarah is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Astrophysics at MIT, largely attributing her passion for science to her formative experiences at Immerse. Similarly, Alex discovered a talent for sustainable engineering through an online course with Immerse, which set him on a trajectory leading to an internship at a leading green tech company. 'As we celebrate over a decade of transformative experiences at Immerse, I'm continually inspired by the journeys of our alumni,' reflected Sean Stevens, founder of Immerse Education. 'They remind us that with the right mindset, support, and opportunities, we can indeed create better futures for ourselves and for others. These success stories aren't anomalies - they're the reason we exist. We are incredibly proud to bring these experiences to Sydney.' The return of Immerse Education to Sydney in 2026 is not just an academic initiative; it signifies a commitment to developing well-rounded, globally conscious individuals who are equipped to forge a better future. By nurturing their inherent potential, Immerse hopes to continue contributing significantly to the academic and personal growth of its students. The programme's success underscores the importance of offering diverse and interdisciplinary courses that cater to the varied interests and ambitions of young learners. Immerse Education continues to set itself apart by blending academic challenges with practical, real-world applications, ensuring that students are prepared not just for university, but for contributing to society at large. For more information about the 2026 Sydney Summer Programme and to explore the full range of courses offered, please visit Immerse Education at Media Contact Company Name: Immerse Education Contact Person: Media Relations Email: Send Email Country: United Kingdom Website: Press Release Distributed by To view the original version on ABNewswire visit: Immerse Education Brings Academic Excellence Back to Sydney in 2026
Yahoo
12-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Immerse festival injects $1.5M into Orlando's creative economy
Editor's note: This story is available as a result of a content partnership between WFTV and the Orlando Business Journal. A payout of $1.5 million went to local artists, vendors and event professionals involved with the weekend festival Immerse held Feb. 20-22, according to Cole NeSmith, the event's founder and creative director. 'I started doing this to help cultivate a community where artists can live and work,' NeSmith said. 'Helping artists achieve what they're dreaming of throughout the year is an underlying tenant of what we do.' Immerse Orlando is an annual, large-scale performing and interactive arts event which takes over downtown for a full weekend and is produced by the nonprofit Creative City Project. Click here to read the full story on the Orlando Business Journal's website. Click here to download our free news, weather and smart TV apps. And click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.
