The Data Sciences Lab summer program is perfect for high school students who love problem-solving, looking for patterns, creative thinking and the idea of using technology to tackle real-world challenges. Students will learn to leverage math, statistics and computer programming to analyze data, detect patterns, solve problems and influence the decisions we make.
This 1-week comprehensive program offers hands-on learning in medical microbiology, including culturing microbes, analyzing results and diagnosing infectious diseases. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the functions and importance of the human microbiome in health and disease and will learn more about the topics of antibiotic resistance and disease outbreaks.
Acquire actionable skills and experience what it's like to work in high-tech work environments during our intensive game design summer camp! During this exciting 2-week course, participants will form teams and build a 2D or 3D platformer game from start to finish before presenting their products to friends and family at the final showcase.
Want to start your own business or help an existing business grow? We've designed a summer workshop for high school students interested in innovating and launching new business ideas. Over the course of the week, students will learn about problem solving and ideation, critical thinking, team dynamics, leadership, research and validation of ideas.
The College of Arts & Sciences at Quinnipiac University welcomes high school students who have stories to tell. In this one-week summer program, participants will immerse themselves in the art of short fiction — exploring what makes stories compelling, memorable and uniquely their own. Guided by experienced faculty, students will brainstorm ideas, develop characters and plots, and write daily in a supportive, workshop-style environment.
Have you ever wondered how crime scene investigations actually work, or thought about the science behind your favorite true crime series? If the answer is yes, this 1-week forensic science summer program is a perfect fit. Participants will enjoy hands-on instruction investigating a mock crime scene following the same methods professionals utilize in the field.
Step into the future of tech with our immersive Innovate with AI: Visual Imagery and Product Design summer program. This hands-on project-based program is designed for high school students who are curious about artificial intelligence and passionate about creative problem-solving and design. You will learn to blend core design thinking principles with the power of modern AI tools to create innovative digital products and transform how you visualize what you create, brand and design.
This fast-paced program is open to high school students who dream of telling their stories across all types of media platforms. Participants will work with award-winning media professionals and use our industry-standard cameras and editing suites to translate their creative ideas into engaging short films and video pieces.
This summer, Quinnipiac is offering the perfect one-week program that gets your ready for a career in sports. Want to sit behind the anchor desk of SportsCenter? Create social media for the NFL or WNBA? Come up with advertising campaigns for your favorite team or athlete? Make the next great sports documentary? The opportunities to work in sports are limitless! This camp covers all of it and shines a light on the opportunities to put yourself on the sidelines or in the press box.
The Exploring Your Future in Nursing summer program brings students to the doorstep of the world of nursing. Students will spend two weeks in our best-in-class facilities, including the simulation center, nursing lab and simulation operating and recovery room areas.
The Healthcare Career Exploration Academy introduces high school students to ten different healthcare disciplines to make it easier to decide which degree program matches their skills and interests. Students will learn about career opportunities within allied health professions, gain certification in health-related skills and earn two credits that will transfer to Quinnipiac University.
