Engineers and computer scientists use math, science and imagination to solve problems, invent new things, and improve the world around us. If you like math and science, solving problems, thinking creatively, or are curious about how things work, you are already on your way to becoming an engineer or computer scientist!
Join us for our upcoming camps and programs!
Residential
This co-ed program is open to both U.S. and International students entering grades 10th-12th in Fall 2024 as well as recent graduates.
Session 1: June 23-28, 2024, Session 2: July 7-12, 2024
(1)High school sophomores, juniors and seniors with GPA 3.0 or better in engineering core courses such as math, sciences and technology. (2) A transcript (preferably of a full year).
$998 to $1048
Intended for rising high school sophomores, juniors and seniors seriously considering engineering as their career choice, this residential program is designed to give in-depth experiences in engineering majors. Each day students will learn about a major and spend time with an engineering faculty member, a graduate student, an undergraduate student engaged in short lecture, demonstrations, hands-on activities, team-based problem solving, and tours. Presentations by the Honors College, Admissions Office, Study Abroad and The Center (Co-op/Internship and Undergraduate Research Opportunities) as well as tours of engineering research facilities will be conducted.
Session 1 Schedule
Session 2 Schedule
This program is full. If you are still interested in a residential program, feel free to apply to: Making a Game of It. Thank you!
Residential
This is a co-ed program open to both U.S. and International students entering grades 11 and 12 in Fall 2024 as well as recent graduates.
July 7-12, 2024
$1099 to $1160
Making a Game of it (MGIT) facilitates students technological growth and provides computer software skills that are directly applicable to STEM related professions. Students participating in this program will:
Develop Software in Python
Design a video game
Be prepared to enter MSU’s Computer Science degree granting program
This program is taught by MSU’s faculty and graduate students who are experienced researchers and teachers interested in sharing computer and coding skills with future engineering students.
Schedule
June 26, 2022
Residential
Rising 9th and 10th graders
June 17 - June 21
Commuter (8am-12pm)
Students in 3rd-6th grade in Fall 2024
Session 1: June 17-21, 2024, Session 2: June 23-28, 2024, Session 3: July 7-12, 2024
No specific requirements other than application and attending 3rd-6th grade in Fall 2022
$375 to $399 per participant per person
Build and test multiple robotic systems, beginning with EV3 and progressing to more advanced engineering robotics systems such as VEX IQ. Work in teams to build custom robots, test your ideas, and learn engineering problem-solving skills. Then face-off against other teams in robot vs. robot competitions!
Schedule (same for all sessions)
June 16 (session 1), June 21 (session2), July 14 (session3) 2022
Residential
Restricted to invitees by DAPCEP
July 15 – 19, 2024
Intended for rising high school seniors seriously considering engineering as their career choice, this residential program is designed to give in-depth experiences in engineering majors. Each day students will learn about a major and spend time with an engineering faculty member, a graduate student, an undergraduate student engaged in short lecture, demonstrations, hands-on activities, team-based problem solving, and tours. Presentations by the Honors College, Admissions Office, Study Abroad and The Center (Co-op/Internship and Undergraduate Research Opportunities) as well as virtual tours of engineering research facilities will be conducted.
Learn about exciting K-12 events and programs hosted by our Women in Engineering team.