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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.

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24 engineering-design Events Found

May 5

Homeschool Discovery Days - Rocket Science

Rocket Science program with three age groups: Rocket Stompers (ages 5-7), Pop Fizz Lab (ages 8-11), and Lunar Lift-Off (ages 12-14). Students will design and launch rockets using various methods including stomp rockets, Alka-Seltzer reactions, and baking soda/vinegar propulsion.
Air Zoo
$15.00 - $15 per...
5/5/26
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Jun 1

Summer STEM Explorers Camp - Big Science Adventure: A Jumbo Journey of Discovery

Full day STEM camp for ages 5-9. Campers explore giant-sized wonders in nature from enormous ocean creatures to outer space through experiments, creative engineering, and museum visits. Includes one camp t-shirt. Lunch and snacks not provided. SOLD OUT for June 1-5 and June 8-12 sessions.
Saint Louis Science Center
$365.00 - $365/w...
6/1/26
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Jun 2

Art & Design: 3D Printing & Design - STEM Summer Camp

Advanced 3D modeling and CAD techniques with emphasis on functional design. Learn college-level software and slicer software. Create daily prints. Available for Grades 3-5 and 6-8.
Zaniac Asheville South
$499.00 - All-Da...
6/2/26
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Jun 7

Camp Con

Camp Con combines your favorite camp activities with your favorite fandom. Explore cosplay and costuming, write and design your own comic strip, try out new tabletop games while enjoying classic camp activities like boating, swimming, ziplining, target sports, and arts & crafts. For all levels, rising 2nd-12th graders.
Kamp Kiwanis
$495.00 - Full S...
6/7/26
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Jun 22

Biomedical Engineering Camp

Explore biomedical engineering fields including imaging and medical devices. Practice engineering problem solving, communication and collaboration skills. For grades 8-9. Includes dissection activities.
University of Nebraska Omaha
$275.00 - Summer...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

Science Adventurers: Elements of Discovery

Dive into the building blocks of science through hands-on experiments in biology, chemistry, and environmental technology. From decoding DNA to creating molecular gastronomy treats, campers will explore the chemistry of life and the science of our planet. Students will learn how artificial intelligence supports scientific research, investigate water quality using 3D-printed colorimeters, and conduct fieldwork in the Larry R. Yoder Prairie Learning Laboratory--plus a field experience such as a visit to the Orton Geological Museum, a stream exploration study, or the Byrd Polar & Climate Research Center. Campers will also design and race their own cardboard boats in the annual YMCA Cardboard Boat Regatta. The week wraps up with a collaborative environmental capstone that connects data, creativity, and real-world ecosystems. Duration: June 22-26, 2026, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Ohio State Marion, Science and Engineering Building
$185.00 - lunch...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

Robotics Design and Testing Camp

Week-long camp for students entering grades 8 & 9 focused on robotics basics, microprocessor programming, and collaborative robotic design projects. Students will learn to write code, design mechanical systems, and address real-world problems through robotics. Limited scholarships available with April 1 application deadline.
College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
$500.00 - exclud...
6/22/26
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Jun 27

STEM Academy - Engineering the Future - Advanced Robotics

Week 2 of STEM Academy: Engineering the Future - Advanced Robotics. Students learn advanced robotics using LEGO SPIKE™ Prime with a Robotics and Engineering partnership through Xavier University Faculty, focusing on engineering design and real-world challenges. Learning outcomes include designing & programming complex robotic systems, applying the engineering design process, and innovating and collaborating on real-world solutions. Duration: June 27 - July 2, 2026 (Saturday, Monday-Thursday).
Xavier University
Free
6/27/26
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Jun 29

Tech Camp: Behind the Curtain

Any camper wanting to help behind the scenes of our theater production of Moana Kids should sign up for this opportunity to work with our incredible staff. Campers will dive into the art of costume design, construction of sets, lighting techniques, and so much more! From brainstorming designs to hands-on building, painting, and assembly, you'll play a vital role in the creation of a dazzling production. Along the way, campers will also explore elements of set design, costume construction, and behind-the-scenes magic. For Grades 3-8.
Brownell Talbot College Preparatory School
$300.00 - Full c...
6/29/26
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Jul 6

FPE Summer Camp - Fire Protection Engineering Design Challenge

A week-long design and construction camp that ends in a team competition. In teams of 3 or 4, participants will design, test and build a two-room apartment along with the notification, detection and suppression systems in that apartment. The teams will bring their apartments to be fire-tested in a competition at the end of the week in the University of Maryland fire labs. Monday through Thursday will be at Mt. St. Joseph's. Students will be bussed to UMD on Friday for 'Burn Day' competition. Time: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (ET). Offered by the SFPE (Society of Fire Protection Engineers) Chesapeake Chapter and Mount St. Joseph's school in collaboration.
Mount St. Joseph's Catholic High School
$350.00 - per pa...
7/6/26
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Jul 6

Summer Camp - Maker Magic

Makers gonna make. Harness creativity and generate ideas during this week of innovation and iteration. Campers will take over The Forge to experience projects including woodworking, sewing, electronics and more. Come ready to prototype, test and, most importantly, have fun! Camp runs 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Friday. Ages 6-12.
Science Museum
$350.00 - $350 f...
7/6/26
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Jul 6

U-Design - Electrifying Discoveries

A hands-on STEM workshop focusing on electricity and electromagnetism. Students will wire circuits, build motors, design a secret candy safe with electromagnetic lock, and create their own inventions. Includes take-home toolbox. Session I: July 6-10, 2026. Drop-off 8:30-9:00 AM, Pick-up 4:00-4:30 PM. Financial assistance available.
Boston University College of Engineering
$650.00 - Tuitio...
7/6/26
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Jul 6

U-Design - Introduction to Robotics

Hands-on robotics workshop using LEGO Spike Prime kits. Students build, program, and customize robots, learn coding with Scratch, navigate obstacle courses, and participate in final competitions. Taught by Boston University undergraduates. No prior experience required. Session I: July 6-10, 2026. Drop-off 8:30-9:00 AM, Pick-up 4:00-4:30 PM.
Boston University College of Engineering
$650.00 - Tuitio...
7/6/26
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Jul 6

Makers II: Advanced Design and Prototyping Camp

Advanced week-long camp for students with some 3D design experience. Focus on complex Computer Aided Design (CAD) software, advanced rapid prototyping, mechanical assemblies, reverse engineering, and sophisticated design challenges. Includes lab tours of machine shop and structure lab. Scholarships available with April 1 deadline.
College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, University of Vermont
$500.00 - exclud...
7/6/26
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Jul 7

Textile and Design Camp

Created and run by Mrs. Neel, this program nurtures creativity, hands-on learning, and eco-conscious thinking. Each week, students will visit the Creative Reuse Center to explore the power of repurposed materials and sustainable design practices. Throughout the program, children will engage in a variety of textile arts including weaving, sewing, embroidery, crochet, knitting, and color theory. These activities build fine motor skills, encourage creative problem-solving, build confidence, and foster an appreciation for resourcefulness and environmental stewardship. Ages 8-14.
Providence Country Day School
$375.00 - $375 p...
7/7/26
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Jul 11

Engineering Summer Program (ESP) 2026

Free, three-week residential program for rising high school juniors and seniors interested in engineering. Program runs July 11-31, 2026. Includes coursework in mathematics, chemistry, physics, and engineering design, plus hands-on workshops, industry site visits, and mentoring. Application deadline March 2, 2026; recommender deadline March 9, 2026. Requirements: strong interest in STEM, US citizen/permanent resident, current sophomore/junior, completed algebra and geometry, minimum 3.0 GPA.
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dejope Hall
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7/11/26
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Jul 12

Advanced Robotics Camp

A 5-day robotics design camp where participants work in teams utilizing the engineering design process to create and program robotics products to solve specific challenges. Teams focus on mechanical, programming, CAD/3D printing, and marketing/design aspects. Includes creation of team identity, engineering design notebook, Java programming, and final competition day. Early registration recommended due to limited space and first-come, first-served basis.
Missouri University of Science and Technology
$700.00 - Regist...
7/12/26
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Jul 12

Camp SOAR (Summer Opportunities in Aerospace Research)

Camp SOAR is a six-day summer camp for rising high school juniors and seniors interested in aerospace engineering. The program offers four tracks: aircraft, rotorcraft, space mission design, and space robotics. Campers attend technical lectures by professors, participate in hands-on design projects, and tour research facilities including the Vehicle Systems & Control Laboratory, Land Air and Space Robotics Laboratory, National Aerothermochemistry and Hypersonics Laboratory, and RELLIS Innovation & Technical Campus. Participants stay on campus in residence halls with access to university recreational facilities, library, and computer labs. Application requirements include unofficial high school transcript, essay, and $35 application fee. Selection based on academic qualifications and potential benefit to participant.
Texas A&M University Department of Aerospace Engineering
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7/12/26
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Jul 13

Week 2 - Camp Invention: Elevate

High-energy, hands-on STEM camp featuring collaboration, innovation, entrepreneurship, and STEM application activities. Curriculum includes protecting Earth's ecosystems, exploring sports inventions, entrepreneurship projects, and flight/robotics activities. Leaders-in-Training program available for grades 7-9 at $210. Multi-week discount available when registering for both week 1 (July 6-9 Spark program) and week 2.
Pennridge School District
$310.00 - Camper...
7/13/26
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Jul 13

U-Design - Electrifying Discoveries (Session II)

A hands-on STEM workshop focusing on electricity and electromagnetism. Students will wire circuits, build motors, design a secret candy safe with electromagnetic lock, and create their own inventions. Includes take-home toolbox. Session II: July 13-17, 2026. Drop-off 8:30-9:00 AM, Pick-up 4:00-4:30 PM. Financial assistance available.
Boston University College of Engineering
$650.00 - Tuitio...
7/13/26
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Jul 13

U-Design - Introduction to Robotics (Session II)

Hands-on robotics workshop using LEGO Spike Prime kits. Students build, program, and customize robots, learn coding with Scratch, navigate obstacle courses, and participate in final competitions. Taught by Boston University undergraduates. No prior experience required. Session II: July 13-17, 2026. Drop-off 8:30-9:00 AM, Pick-up 4:00-4:30 PM.
Boston University College of Engineering
$650.00 - Tuitio...
7/13/26
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Jul 14

Woodland Tinkering - TimberNook South Central MT 3-day Summer Camp

Woodland Tinkering is all about design & collaboration in the wild. Children will work together to build their own play experiences using unique combinations of materials and the environment as their inspiration. There will be plenty of time for games, tinkering, and hours of creative, child-led play! This is a 100% outdoor program running Tuesday-Thursday, July 14th-16th from 9:00-1:00pm for ages 5-11. Drop-off program with 6:1 adult:child ratio. Children will experience climbing, balancing, water play, swinging, rope climbing, wildlife discovery, problem solving, structure building, and friendship building. Scholarships available through Red Lodge Community Foundation Youth Enrichment Grant Fund.
TimberNook South Central MT
$140.00 - 3-day...
7/14/26
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Aug 3

Summer Camp - Maker Magic

Makers gonna make. Harness creativity and generate ideas during this week of innovation and iteration. Campers will take over The Forge to experience projects including woodworking, sewing, electronics and more. Come ready to prototype, test and, most importantly, have fun! Camp runs 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Friday. Ages 6-12.
Science Museum
$350.00 - $350 f...
8/3/26
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Aug 10

Village Folks - TimberNook Ozaukee

A beautiful blend of community, creativity, and play! Children will design and build their own village, craft items to trade and barter, and collaborate with others using tools and practicing new skills. This is a 100% outdoor program that operates in all weather conditions. Drop-off is 8:55-9:05 am, pick-up is 12:55-1:05 pm. Children should expect to get dirty and develop problem-solving skills through hands-off supervision approach.
TimberNook Ozaukee
$200.00 - Early...
8/10/26
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