Splash (academic outreach program)

Splash sessions typically span two days on a weekend,[3] with individual classes generally one or two hours long.

Class topics are chosen by the instructors and range from discussions and interactive projects to intense academic seminars.

Splash emphasizes having a diverse range of class topics, covering a variety of academic fields as well as non-academic games and practical skills.

[6] To support Splash at other universities and expand student access to educational opportunities, ESP alumni founded Learning Unlimited in 2007.

The nonprofit organization provides assistance, including mentorship and software support, that helps new Splash programs start successfully.

Help desk - Splash 2012 at MIT
Christian Ferko and Colin Nancarrow teach a class called "Quantum Physics in Flatland" to high school students at MIT ESP Splash 2018.