15-week immersive, hands-on course preparing students for high-demand roles like React Developer and Full Stack Developer by mastering the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js). Includes dynamic frontend development, robust backend development, full-stack & AI integration, and professional career readiness. Remote learning 9AM-4PM, Monday through Friday. Tech prep work required before enrollment. Graduates equipped for roles as React Developer, Full Stack Developer, or Software Engineer with average starting salary of $56K.

Two-week intensive program focusing on Extended Reality (XR) development. Students learn creative expression, XR process & prototyping, AR development, and portfolio development. Participants will create a basic working prototype of an augmented reality experience using contemporary development platforms like Aero or SparkAR. Program includes orientation on July 2 at 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class. Open to ages 15+ (grades 9-12). International students requiring visas must apply 8 weeks prior to program start.

Two-week intensive program Monday-Friday, 9 AM-4 PM. Students learn creative problem solving, human-centered design, UX prototyping, and portfolio development using tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite. Open to ages 15+ (current 9th-graduating 12th graders), US residents and international students. Orientation July 2 @ 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class.

ArcStart is a pre-college, residential, architecture program that introduces high school students to the built environment, core design principles, and the academic culture of the University of Michigan's Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning. The program runs from July 12-31, 2026. Participants engage in immersive studio environments, hands-on workshops, architectural history, design proposals, digital portfolio creation, site visits, and tours of professional architecture firms. Students will also meet with admissions teams to learn about undergraduate degrees in Architecture and Urban Technology. Housing is required at Bursley Hall on North Campus with shared rooms and residential counselors providing supervision.

Week-long immersive experience for high school students (grades 10-12) interested in graphic and web design. Daily 9:00am-4:00pm sessions from July 13-17, 2026. Features project work, critiques, industry professional presentations, and skills labs. Concludes with reception and student showcase on July 17th at 5:00pm in Kanbar Performance Space. Lunch provided daily.

Two-week intensive program focusing on Extended Reality (XR) development. Students learn creative expression, XR process & prototyping, AR development, and portfolio development. Participants will create a basic working prototype of an augmented reality experience using contemporary development platforms like Aero or SparkAR. Program includes orientation on July 17 at 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class. Open to ages 15+ (grades 9-12). International students requiring visas must apply 8 weeks prior to program start.

Two-week intensive program Monday-Friday, 9 AM-4 PM. Students learn creative problem solving, human-centered design, UX prototyping, and portfolio development using tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite. Open to ages 15+ (current 9th-graduating 12th graders), US residents and international students. Orientation July 17 @ 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class.