# Qubit by Qubit Quantum Computing Summer Camp Qubit by Qubit, an initiative of the 501(c)(3) nonprofit The Coding School, runs one of the few quantum computing summer camps designed specifically for high schoolers - and it is fully virtual. In summer 2026 the camp runs in two one-week blocks (Week 1: July 17-21; Week 2: July 24-28); students can enroll for the first week only or the full two-week experience. ## What You'll Do - Learn core quantum computing concepts like superposition, entanglement, and measurement through live, interactive classes - Develop Python programming skills and code in Qiskit, IBM's open-source quantum framework - Construct quantum circuits and algorithms through hands-on activities and projects - Run your code on a real quantum computer - Learn from instructors trained at leading universities, with mentorship and community built into the week ## Who Should Apply The camp is open to rising 10th graders and above, including early undergraduates. No prior STEM or coding experience is required - registration asks for a short statement of interest, and the organizers emphasize enthusiasm over background. Partial and full scholarships are available for students with financial need or from groups underrepresented in STEM. ## Outcomes Campers finish with working knowledge of quantum information basics, introductory Qiskit experience, and a project portfolio started on real quantum hardware - a rare credential for students eyeing physics, CS, or engineering. Cost is $495 for one week or $895 for the full two-week camp, with rolling registration until spots fill (priority deadline May 31).