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Mode
In-Person
Eligibility
Class 11–12
Fee
Free
Duration
10 days
About This Opportunity
The Wandering Applied Rationality Program (WARP) is an intensive, immersive workshop designed for analytically-minded students eager to deepen their understanding of themselves and the world. This program focuses on applied rationality, teaching participants how to improve their thinking, make better decisions, and effectively test their beliefs against reality. It is a collaborative effort between SPARC and FABRIC teams, both recognized for their high-quality educational initiatives.
The curriculum covers a diverse range of subjects, including game theory, cryptography, mathematical logic, AI safety, styles of communication, and cognitive science. Participants engage in sessions that teach concrete subjects alongside experiential learning, fostering self-understanding and effective communication.
The program empowers students with tools to make progress on complex issues, both personal and global, and encourages them to design and run their own content.
WARP aims to help students acquire a valuable toolbox of useful concepts and practical techniques. The program emphasizes honing rigorous, quantitative skills that are applicable across various aspects of life. It is an excellent opportunity for students passionate about mathematics, logic, cognitive science, philosophy, economics, or history to engage with like-minded peers and leading intellectuals.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 11–12
- Age Range
- 16 - 19 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Open to analytically-minded students aged 16-19 (or 20 with higher acceptance bar) who are passionate about subjects like mathematics, logic, cognitive science, philosophy, economics, or history. The program is held in Oxford, UK. Participants should be in grades 11 or 12 and proficient in English.
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Benefits
- Free tuition, meals, and lodging for all admitted students.
- Opportunity to hone rigorous quantitative skills and practical techniques.
- Exposure to a diverse curriculum including game theory, AI safety, and cognitive science.
- Develop improved decision-making and self-understanding abilities.
- Access to travel scholarships to support participation.
- Networking opportunities with analytically-minded peers and intellectuals.
- Empowerment with tools to address complex personal and global issues.
- Opportunity to design and run personal content within the program.
- Enhances applications to top universities globally.
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