Academic Quests takes pride in collaborating with international organisations to provide enriching opportunities for students.

Interested in working one-on-one with a Ph.D. mentor to learn about the cutting edge in their field of interest and produce an independent research project?

It’s time to join the global community of ambitious students by becoming a part of the Lumiere Education program. Eye on Ivy has introduced this summer program in Pakistan, founded by Harvard and Oxford Researchers, designed for students aspiring to join Ivy League schools after completing high school.

Lumiere is a highly competitive research program that guides students in becoming curious thinkers, passionate learners, and ambitious leaders.

Their aim is to nurture the future generation into a diverse community of researchers from all kinds of backgrounds because they believe that exceptional researchers are everywhere. Lumiere has different research programs for various ages and skill levels to make it accessible to many people. Every program comes in four sessions: spring, summer, fall, and winter. Lumiere Education’s mission includes making research chances more accessible for high school students, so they provide financial aid and scholarships to their scholars.

At Lumiere, it’s believed that talent shines brightest when coupled with dedication and passion. With this in mind, there are some expectations for the academic community members. Lumiere values curiosity and a strong academic record. They’re interested in scholars who engage with the world around them through their projects, classes, and extracurricular activities. It’s important to be able to work independently because, in addition to mentor sessions, the students need to dedicate 5-10 hours per week to their projects. This requires self-discipline and a commitment to producing a high-quality final paper.

Prospective applicants should not worry if they’re not an expert in their field or topic before starting research. Lumiere is a community of learners, and it’s perfectly okay not to have a deep background in your areas of interest. In fact, this research program is an excellent place for students to start exploring something new!