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Go4Brains High School Neuroscience Summer Program
Go4Brains is a week-long neuroscience summer program at the University of Minnesota for high school students in the Twin Cities metropolitan area who have faced barriers to accessing science and medicine opportunities. The program offers hands-on research experiences, lab tours, mentorship, and career workshops to help students explore neuroscience career paths.
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
IMA-MathCEP Math Modeling Camp
The IMA-MathCEP Math Modeling Camp is an in-person, non-residential program for high school students interested in learning how to use mathematical modeling to solve real-world problems. Participants gain experience working on projects involving topics like traffic, population trends, and climate impact. Students must have completed a year-long single-variable calculus course by the end of the 2026-2027 school year to be eligible.
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis campus, Minneapolis, MN
Lillehei Heart Institute’s Summer Research Scholars Program
The University of Minnesota Lillehei Heart Institute’s Summer Research Scholars Program offers high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to conduct full-time research in cardiovascular disease under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Participants work in a laboratory setting and are exposed to clinical, industrial, and academic medicine through seminars and field trips. This highly competitive program is designed for students interested in pursuing careers in medicine or scientific research.
Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota Youth Institute (MNYI)
The Minnesota Youth Institute (MNYI) is an annual program hosted by the University of Minnesota’s College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS) for high school students. Students independently research a global food or agriculture issue, write a research paper, and present their findings at a one-day event on the university's St. Paul campus, where they also engage in hands-on activities and network with experts.
University of Minnesota, St. Paul campus, St. Paul, MN
UNT College of Information Summer Camps
The University of North Texas College of Information hosts summer camps for students in grades 6–12. These camps cover various STEM and technology topics, including Python programming, data science, machine learning, AI, and digital media.
Denton, TX
UNT College of Information Summer Camps
The UNT College of Information summer camps offer various technology and data science-focused programs for students entering grades 6 through 12. Topics include Python programming, data science, machine learning, AI, and digital media production.
Denton, TX
Feed Your Mind, Feed The World
Feed Your Mind, Feed The World is a science outreach and enrichment program offered by the University of Tasmania exploring agricultural science, sustainability, and food systems for secondary school students.
Unsure
University of Toronto Math Academy
The Math Academy is a mathematics enrichment program hosted by the University of Toronto Department of Mathematics for high school students in grades 9–12, offering in-depth exploration of advanced mathematical topics.
Toronto, ON
Blueprint
Blueprint is a year-long engineering program for Canadian Black high school students. It includes a four-week in-person summer enrichment experience at the University of Toronto featuring engineering-focused courses and hands-on activities, followed by year-long engagement through the Prepare or MAPS programs.
University of Toronto, St. George campus, Toronto, ON, Canada
Engineering Academy
Engineering Academy is a one-week introductory summer program at the University of Washington Seattle campus. It is designed for students with limited access to engineering resources who want to explore engineering pathways, engage in hands-on design challenges, and learn about college-level engineering.
UW Seattle campus, Seattle, WA
University of Washington’s Changemakers in Computing
Changemakers in Computing (CiC) is a free summer program hosted by the University of Washington's Paul G. Allen School. The program aims to increase the participation of economically disadvantaged and/or future first-generation college students in computer science and engineering by providing mentorship, coding skills training, and community-building activities.
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Students Exploring Pharmacy (STEP)
The University of Washington’s Students Exploring Pharmacy (STEP) program is a 4-day summer experience for high school students interested in pharmacy and healthcare careers. Participants engage with faculty and pharmacy students through hands-on activities, labs, workshops, and career exploration.
Seattle, WA