Program	Deadline for application	Location	Program dates	Age group	Notes
Digital Media Academy - Robotics and Engineering	Rolling application	Stanford	June 26 - July 7 July 31 - Aug 11	Ages 12-17	One- or multiple-week summer camp programs are taught by tech experts and robotics pros in a fun, engaging and hands-on robotics & engineering experience. Kids (ages 6-12) and Teens (12-17) create robots to complete awesome challenges. Design and build water rockets and circuits, or create robots using the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 robotics systems and the Arduino™ electronics prototyping platform.
Beall Center - Expressive Robotics	Applications now open	University of California, Irvine	Session 1: July 10  - 21, 2017 Session 2: August 7 - 18, 2017	Ages 13-19	Unleash the power of S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) education as you build a robotic structure that moves expressively! Campers will participate in activities related to each S.T.E.A.M. field as they work towards their final project, and will be challenged to put their creativity to the test. UCI student instructors will guide you through our onsite Maker Space, Mobile 3D Print Lab, and Arduino Portal as you work with a teammate to create an awesome ‘bot. Campers will have access to our workshop full of diverse materials, including Vex robotics parts, breadboards, LEDs, motors, art supplies, fabric, and a soldering station. Debut your inventions at our Open House showcase on the last day of camp, and learn from our guest speakers about how they use S.T.E.A.M. in their careers! No prior coding, programming, or robotics experience is required, and course content is adjusted to the experience level of each camper. Camps do not provide overnight lodging. Need and merit-based scholarships are available thanks to Boeing and the Nicholas Foundation.
iD Coding & Engineering Academy	Rolling application	Stanford or UCLA	Several dates throughout summer	Ages 13-18	Duration 2 weeks Topics Coding, apps, robotics, game design & dev, VR, 3D printing, and more  Options Overnight, Co-Ed Price $$$
iD Tech Camp	Rolling application	Several locations in CA	Several dates throughout summer	Ages 13-17	This summer, your teen can code a mobile app. Design their own video game. Produce a viral video. Or discover the secrets of cryptography. Whatever their passion, iD Tech Camps offers an expansive lineup of courses to kick-start their future in tech. Our flagship program blends world-class instruction with fun camp activities for a well-balanced experience. In each weeklong session, your teen will explore a prestigious campus, create an impressive project, and build skills that last long after summer.
UCLATech Program	Applications open in Dec 2016.	UCLA	June - Aug 2017	Grade 10,11	Are you a high school student interested in exercising your imagination and building things with your hands? Are you interested in learning more about engineering? Need some fun creating new things this summer? Want to get a competitive edge on your peers? The UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science (HSSEAS) in conjunction with the Engineering Science Corps Outreach Program invites ambitious high school students to apply to the UCLA HSSEAS Summer High School Tech Camps. This 4 week summer day-camp exposes rising sophomores and juniors to the creative nature of engineering through project-based activities and team challenges. Campers will experience working in HSSEAS’ state of the art Creativity Center along-side hand selected UCLA engineering student mentors under the direction of UCLA faculty and program staff.
California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science (COSMOS)	Applications open Dec 2016	UC Irivine, Santa Cruz, San Diego and Davis	UC Irvine: July 10 - August 5 UC Santa Cruz, San Diego and Davis: July 10-August 6	8-12 grade	Statewide, we offer a variety of academic clusters at four University of California campuses.  Each program consists of two science and/or math courses and a science communication course.  Courses are taught by active UC faculty and researchers.  Students participate in hands-on labs, field activities, lectures and discussions.  Students also work on a related research project.  Cluster sizes vary but typically range from 18-24 students and the student-to-faculty ration is commonly 5:1.