The program offers an immersive, hands-on engineering entrepreneurship experience where students turn curiosity into creation by developing and testing working prototypes for real-world problems.
The Stevens Institute of Technology iSTEM: From Idea to Launch is a one-week residential program designed for high school students interested in engineering entrepreneurship. The program emphasizes hands-on challenges, guiding students to identify real-world problems and develop innovative solutions. Participants will engage in designing, building, and testing working prototypes, fostering skills in experimentation, collaboration, and learning through trial and error. The curriculum focuses on how technology and design address real needs, culminating in students sharing their ideas with potential users. The program aims to instill confidence in students' ability to create, adapt, and take initiative, providing a deeper understanding of how engineers translate ideas into tangible impact. No prior technical or business experience is required, making it accessible to students who love to build, tinker, and experiment.
A typical day involves hands-on engineering challenges where students work individually or in small teams to identify problems, imagine solutions, and then design, build, and test prototypes.
This program is best for high school students who are creative, enjoy building and experimenting, and are interested in exploring entrepreneurship through engineering challenges, regardless of prior technical or business experience.
Stevens Institute of Technology, 1 Castle Point Terrace, Hoboken, NJ 07030
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