National Women in Engineering Camps

What Is National Women in Engineering Camps?

Summer engineering camps for high school girls, hosted separately by universities around the country.

This is a category rather than one program: participating universities each run their own camp, with their own dates, application and fee. Camps typically run several days of hands-on engineering projects, workshops, panels with women working in engineering, and tours of university labs. Structure varies by host.

National Women in Engineering Camps Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility

Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.

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