The GSP'27 course catalog
One course. All the way down.
A GW Wizards student picks one course and lives inside it for three weeks — three hours every morning, project time most afternoons, and a showcase artifact at the end. GW Explorers take both of their courses, one week each. This is the GSP'27 line-up.
All the courses, filterable
11 courses shown
- Words & policy
Policy Paths
Economics and public policy with the training wheels off — argue positions that survive rebuttal.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11May
- Science
Two Feet of Science
Hands-on experiments where the lab bench is the textbook.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11MayJune
- AI & code
Code the Future
Train real models, then learn the harder skill: knowing when they're lying to you.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11May
- Architecture & design
Blueprints & Beyond
How architects think: anthropometry, scale, structure — and the people who have to live in what you draw.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11May
- New for 2027Design & engineering
Fling Theory
Think like an engineer: design a catapult, trebuchet or spring launcher, prototype it, fire it, measure every shot, and iterate until it hits the target you set.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11MayJune
- New for 2027Science
Forensic Science
Every morning, a real case stops at the cliffhanger. You run the forensics, then find out how it ended.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11MayJune
- New for 2027Business & creativity
The Pitch Room
Invent a product, test it on real people, and pitch it to a panel who decide whether they'd buy.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11May
- New for 2027Biology & medicine
Inside the Helix
Find the mutation hiding in a patient's DNA, trace what it breaks, and make the case for a treatment.
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11May
- Science
Build It, Break It
Make a paper bridge hold a weight, a table float on strings, and a pulley system lift a load you couldn't lift by hand.
GW Explorers · Grades 6–7May
- Build & make
Squishy Circuits
Electronics you can squash: real circuits built from conductive play dough.
GW Explorers · Grades 6–7June
- New for 2027Maths, nature & play
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out
Hunt the campus for hidden patterns, crack puzzles with more than one way in, and find out which patterns are always true.
GW Explorers · Grades 6–7MayJune
May program
9–29 May 2027
MAHE Manipal · 8 Wizards courses · 2 Explorers courses (16–29 May 2027)
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June program
13 June–3 July 2027
MAHE Bengaluru · 3 Wizards courses · 2 Explorers courses (20 June–3 July 2027)
See the June program courses ↓
May program · 9–29 May 2027 · MAHE Manipal · May program brochure
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11
Words & policy
Policy Paths: Unraveling Economics, Stats, and Policy
Economics and public policy with the training wheels off — argue positions that survive rebuttal.
Read the course
Science
Two Feet of Science: Walk Like a Scientist
Hands-on experiments where the lab bench is the textbook.
Read the course
AI & code
Code the Future: AI & Machine Learning Adventure
Train real models, then learn the harder skill: knowing when they're lying to you.
Read the course
Architecture & design
Blueprints & Beyond: Exploring Design & Architecture
How architects think: anthropometry, scale, structure — and the people who have to live in what you draw.
Read the course
Design & engineering
Fling Theory: Engineer a Launcher That Hits Its Target
Think like an engineer: design a catapult, trebuchet or spring launcher, prototype it, fire it, measure every shot, and iterate until it hits the target you set.
Read the course
Science
Forensic Science: Be the Investigator
Every morning, a real case stops at the cliffhanger. You run the forensics, then find out how it ended.
Read the course
Business & creativity
The Pitch Room: Invent It, Price It, Pitch It
Invent a product, test it on real people, and pitch it to a panel who decide whether they'd buy.
Read the course
Biology & medicine
Inside the Helix: The Genetics Behind Medicine and Biotech
Find the mutation hiding in a patient's DNA, trace what it breaks, and make the case for a treatment.
Read the course
GW Explorers · Grades 6–7
Two weeks · 16–29 May 2027
Every Explorer takes both courses, one week each, and the group stays together for both.One week they build things that have to stand up; the other they hunt for patterns and prove them. Families see both weeks' work at one open day at the end of the fortnight.
Science
Build It, Break It: Bridges, Pulleys and Floating Tables
Make a paper bridge hold a weight, a table float on strings, and a pulley system lift a load you couldn't lift by hand.
Read the course
Maths, nature & play
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Puzzles, Patterns and Play
Hunt the campus for hidden patterns, crack puzzles with more than one way in, and find out which patterns are always true.
Read the course
June program · 13 June–3 July 2027 · MAHE Bengaluru · June program brochure
GW Wizards · Grades 8–11
Science
Two Feet of Science: Walk Like a Scientist
Hands-on experiments where the lab bench is the textbook.
Read the course
Design & engineering
Fling Theory: Engineer a Launcher That Hits Its Target
Think like an engineer: design a catapult, trebuchet or spring launcher, prototype it, fire it, measure every shot, and iterate until it hits the target you set.
Read the course
Science
Forensic Science: Be the Investigator
Every morning, a real case stops at the cliffhanger. You run the forensics, then find out how it ended.
Read the course
GW Explorers · Grades 6–7
Two weeks · 20 June–3 July 2027
Every Explorer takes both courses, one week each, and the group stays together for both.One week they build working circuits out of dough; the other they hunt for patterns and prove them. Families see both weeks' work at one open day at the end of the fortnight.
Build & make
Squishy Circuits
Electronics you can squash: real circuits built from conductive play dough.
Read the course
Maths, nature & play
The Pleasure of Finding Things Out: Puzzles, Patterns and Play
Hunt the campus for hidden patterns, crack puzzles with more than one way in, and find out which patterns are always true.
Read the course
Last updated 7 November 2026.
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