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iD Tech Camps at Stanford University

iD Tech offers a unique blend of cutting-edge curriculum, real-world tech tools, and collaborative projects on the inspiring Stanford University campus, fostering both technical and life skills.

🔥 Middle/High School 🕒 1-week Day Camp In-person All skill levels 💰 $1,079–$1,279/week
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About this camp

iD Tech Camps at Stanford University offer immersive, week-long day and overnight programs for teens ages 13-17, focusing on cutting-edge STEM skills. Participants delve into coding, game design, robotics, AI, and machine learning. The curriculum is designed to balance skill development with traditional summer camp fun, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with the latest technologies. They will work alongside peers and learn from expert tech mentors, many recruited from top universities. Activities include building BattleBots, designing 3D levels with Unreal Engine, coding in Python, and developing AI agents. The camp aims to inspire creativity and confidence in technology, with students building impressive projects that can be added to college applications and portfolios. Beyond technical skills, the program fosters collaboration, problem-solving, and networking with like-minded individuals in an inspiring university setting.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day includes 5 hours of instruction and collaboration in labs, 2 hours of outdoor activities and socializing, and up to 1 hour of flex time for project work or breaks.

Best suited for

This camp is ideal for young innovators aged 13-17 who are curious about technology and eager to learn coding, game design, robotics, AI, and machine learning in a hands-on, collaborative university environment.

What you'll learn

Coding Game Design Robotics Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning 3D Printing Python

Location

Stanford University

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