iD Tech Camps offer a blend of cutting-edge STEM education with traditional summer camp fun, hosted at a prestigious university campus with a low student-to-teacher ratio and instructors from elite universities.
iD Tech Camps at Princeton University offer week-long day and overnight programs where kids and teens (ages 7-17) immerse themselves in hands-on STEM projects. Campers can learn coding, game development, robotics, 3D printing, and more. The curriculum is updated annually to reflect the latest in technology, ensuring students gain relevant and in-demand skills. Beyond technical instruction, the camp fosters problem-solving, creativity, critical thinking, and innovation. Students work with expert tech mentors, often recruited from top universities, in small class sizes with a guaranteed 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio, allowing for personalized learning. The program balances intensive tech education with traditional summer camp activities like outdoor games, board games, and campus exploration, providing a well-rounded experience. Campers develop an impressive project to take home and receive a certificate of completion.
A typical day includes check-in, morning announcements and icebreakers, splitting into course groups for coursework, lunch in the campus dining hall, more instruction, an afternoon computer break with outdoor time or games, and continued project work before wrap-up and pick-up.
This camp is best for kids and teens aged 7-17 who are interested in exploring various STEM fields, gaining hands-on tech skills, and experiencing college life in a fun and engaging environment.
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
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