The program offers a unique opportunity for high school students to live on the Georgia Tech campus, work on real-world engineering challenges with faculty mentorship, and gain invaluable insights into a top engineering university.
The TryEngineering Summer Engineering Institute at Georgia Tech is a nine-day residential program designed for rising 11th and 12th-grade high school students interested in STEM. Participants will engage in hands-on experiments, interactive workshops, and design challenges to explore various engineering disciplines. The program includes guided tours of Georgia Tech's state-of-the-art campus and labs, interactions with Georgia Tech professors, students, and staff, and insights into the college admissions process. Students will develop problem-solving skills, leadership potential, and an understanding of engineering as a career path through activities like building robotic boats for humanitarian aid or designing solar-powered cars. The institute aims to foster curiosity and ignite a lasting interest in engineering and technology.
A typical day involves hands-on experiments and interactive workshops, potentially touring Georgia Tech labs, and engaging with faculty and students, with some days including field trips or design challenges.
This program is ideal for rising 11th and 12th-grade Georgia residents who are interested in engineering, science, math, or technology and want to experience college life at a leading engineering institution.
Georgia Tech Main Campus, Atlanta, GA
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