Yale Emergency Medicine Program 2026

📅 Emergency Medicine Program 2026: limited spots · Speak to a YDS advisor at +33 7 57 95 87 95

Are you in high school or in the first year of a bachelor’s degree, and would you like to spend the summer exploring emergency medicine (clinical observation, simulations and applied anatomy) at a leading university? Enrichment programs in New Haven, Connecticut offer an immersive experience of 1 to 3 weeks. You study a subject in depth, spend time on a prestigious campus and strengthen your application to an international bachelor’s degree.

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Location
New Haven, Connecticut
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Who it’s for
High school students aged 15–18 & first-year university students
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Length
1 to 3 weeks
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Budget
4 500-9 500 $
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Emergency Medicine Program: official booking

Registration, on-campus accommodation and YDS support are coordinated through our partner La Route des Langues, an agency specializing in campus programs in the US and the UK.

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The program at a glance

The emergency medicine programs in New Haven, Connecticut are run by Yale School of Medicine (Pre-College Medical Camp: Emergency Medicine Track) and Yale-New Haven Hospital. The usual format is residential, with student accommodation on campus, meals included, and supervision by faculty or doctoral students. Admission is selective and based on an application (transcripts, a personal statement, and sometimes a letter of recommendation and an interview).

For more on this topic, see also: Yale Business & Entrepreneurship Program 2026.

Who is this program for?

Students in the last two years of high school and first-year university students planning to apply to universities abroad.

  • English level: TOEFL iBT 90+ or IELTS 6.5+ (sometimes B2, assessed at interview)
  • Academic profile: an average of 15/20 or a GPA of 3.5+, and a strong record
  • Soft skills: independence and genuine curiosity about the subject

Curriculum and skills you will develop

Lectures, hands-on workshops, small-group projects and field visits.

Key skills you will develop:

  • Clinical anatomy
  • Basic ECG interpretation
  • Triage management
  • High-fidelity manikin simulation
  • Shadowing emergency physicians

At the end of the program, you leave with a completed project, an official certificate from the university and, often, a letter of recommendation written by your supervising instructor.

A typical day

8h30
Breakfast on campus
9h30-12h00
Morning classes (core seminar)
12h00-13h30
Lunch with the group
13h30-16h00
Workshop or hands-on project
16h00-18h00
Sports or free time
18h00-19h30
Dinner in the residence hall
19h30-22h00
Evening activities

The exact schedule depends on the program you choose. Excursions and visits take place on weekends.

Cost and accommodation

2026 budget: $4,500 to $9,500, including tuition, accommodation and meals. Flights, travel health insurance and spending money are extra.

Why YDS recommends this program

For students aiming for admission to a bachelor’s degree abroad, a well-chosen enrichment program does three things: (1) it lets you try out university life abroad, (2) it strengthens your application, and (3) it can earn you a university letter of recommendation that sets you apart.

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Booking through La Route des Langues, a YDS partner

You register for the emergency medicine program in New Haven, Connecticut through our partner La Route des Langues, which handles program selection, your registration paperwork, on-campus student accommodation, airport transfers, adult supervision and 24/7 on-site support. YDS adds admissions coaching to help you make the most of this program in your bachelor’s application.

On the same topic, read our article: MIT Pre-Medicine Program 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does an emergency medicine program in New Haven, Connecticut usually last?

1 to 3 weeks, depending on the format. Shorter programs offer an introduction to the field; longer ones let you go into more depth.

What level of English do I need?

TOEFL iBT 90+ or IELTS 6.5+ (B2–C1). Some programs accept a B2 level assessed at interview.

How do I register?

Through our partner La Route des Langues. Go to the booking page →

How can YDS help me make the most of this program in my application?

Choosing the right program, coaching on your personal statement, interview preparation and help with your timeline. See our coaching service.

🎓 Ready to sign up for the emergency medicine program in New Haven, Connecticut?

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