Engineering summer camps

Summer 2026 camp registration coming soon! Our on-campus summer engineering camps are interactive, social programs that will fuel your child's passion for engineering. Campers will explore the engineering design process and sharpen new math and science skills. The high-quality curriculum is delivered by University of Nevada, Reno engineering faculty, students and engineering professionals from the community in a fun, engaging environment. 

What our camps offer:

  • Focused-learning time: Eight hours of hands-on lessons, engaging discussions and short lectures.
  • Teambuilding and breaks: Our day includes icebreakers, team building activities, energizers and breaks to keep campers engaged!
  • High-quality instruction: Content is developed by University of Nevada, Reno engineering faculty and engineering students.
  • Social interaction: Campers will participate in team activities, group reflections and get-to-know-you activities.
  • A 6:1 student-teacher ratio.

For more on registration, scholarships, refunds and a disclaimer, see the registration section.

 

Registration, scholarship info, refunds and disclaimer

Registration coming soon for Summer 2026 camps! To reserve a spot in the camp, the deposit must be received within seven days of registration.

Scholarship information 

Scholarships to cover camper registration are available to those who qualify. For more information about this process, please contact Paige Froese.

Refund policy

If you choose to cancel or leave a camp session for any reason;

  • 14 days or less prior to the camp session starting date, you will not be eligible for a refund.
  • 15 or more days prior to the camp session starting date, you will be eligible for a refund.

Disclaimer 

The University reserves the right to decline a child’s participation where a child has previously attended a University camp where the participant’s prior behavior violates any rule of the University or where a participant and has had documented incident(s) of behavior that is/are detrimental to the best interest of other participants, counselors, University staff or other persons associated with the camp.