The Computer Science High School Fellowship Program (HSFP-CS) is an opportunity for talented high school students with a strong interest in programming, problem-solving, and university-level computer science.
Hosted by the University of Sydney’s School of Computer Science, this program invites participants to experience real university coursework through a guided and supportive learning environment.
Who Can Participate?
The program is open to high school students (typically Years 10–12) who:
- Show interest and ability in coding and computational thinking
- Are motivated to explore university-level concepts
- Can commit to a 13-week learning schedule during school term
No formal prerequisites are required, but prior experience with programming or mathematics is beneficial.
What Will You Do?
Students in the HSFP-CS program will:
- Complete the Introduction to Programming INFO1110, an undergraduate-level course at the University of Sydney
- Engage with weekly lectures, coding exercises, and programming challenges
- Participate in online consultation sessions with university tutors
- Attend 2–3 in-person workshops on campus
- Build foundational skills in Python programming and algorithmic thinking
Program Format and Timeline
- Start Date: Monday 9 August 2025
- Duration: 13 weeks (including mid-semester break)
- Delivery: Online self-paced learning + live Zoom consultations
- Workshops: Held on-campus in Sydney (dates announced after registration)