The School of Arts, Media and Engineering annually hosts a summer program for students ages 12 to 18, featuring 5-day, project-focused workshops.
The Dialectic: Philosophy Summer Camp is a program for high school students who are interested in becoming better critical thinkers to engage with important issues in their lives. This year we will focus on Everyday ethics and The Good. We will have conversations, activities, and guest speakers to think about different parts of our lives that have ethical implications: how we express how we feel, the way we treat others, the stories and influencers we listen to, and more.
Day camp, activity based, lunch included. Scholarships Available!
In partnership with the Truman Presidential Library’s White House Decision Center, the ASU Center for American Institutions is pleased to offer incoming high school sophomores, juniors and seniors an opportunity to join us on the ASU Tempe campus on Thursday, July 24, 2025 for a High School Leadership Academy.
Uncover the mysteries of forensic science at Forensic Science Institute, a thrilling 4-day experience designed for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are considering a career in forensic science.
Join us for the Future Doctors Institute designed for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with aspirations of attending medical school.
- Examine critical disciplines, including biology, chemistry, healthcare innovation, and persuasive speaking skills.
Connect with expert instructors, participate in hands-on activities, and gain valuable insights into the medical field.
Step into the world of law with the Future Lawyers Institute, a comprehensive 4-day program tailored for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are considering law school after their undergraduate studies.
Step into the world of law with the Future Lawyers Institute, a comprehensive 4-day program tailored for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are considering law school after their undergraduate studies.
The Engineering Projects in Community Service program, known as EPICS, is a national award-winning social entrepreneurship program. Students design, build, and deploy systems to solve engineering-based problems for charities, schools, and other not-for-profit organizations. This year Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering is introducing a summer bootcamp to allow high school students to get a jump start on changing the world.
Interested in learning how the field of engineering can be a force for good in the world? Team up with fellow high school students for an exciting introduction to the world of robotics. During the camp, students will compete in the National Underwater Robotics Competition. Work on a team to build an underwater robot to conduct a simulated time travel mission to the Cretaceous era where you will conduct important research by collecting dinosaur eggs.