Who: Students Ages 15-18

When: June 6^th - June 11^th, 2027

Where: Daytona Beach, FL

Tuition: TBD (Includes supervised housing, daily instruction, classroom materials, and on-campus meals)

Camp Description

Prepare for an out-of-this-world STEM experience!

This immersive summer camp invites campers in Grades 10-12 to explore planetary science, space technology, and engineering through hands-on challenges, team-based projects, and exciting visits to Embry-Riddle laboratories. Running from Monday morning through Thursday evening, the camp gives campers the opportunity to learn, collaborate, and think like real scientists and engineers.

Campers will be placed into collaborative teams and challenged to complete a series of space-themed tasks using computer resources, LEGO Mindstorms robotics, and university facilities. Through the LEGO Space Challenge mini-games, campers will design solutions, solve problems, test their ideas, and work together to accomplish mission objectives.

Throughout the camp, campers will:

• Explore planetary science and space technology
• Take on the roles of young scientists and engineers
• Design and test robotic solutions using LEGO Mindstorms and Spike Prime
• Complete exciting space-themed challenges
• Visit scientific laboratories at Embry-Riddle
• Develop creativity, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills

Campers will also discover exciting topics connected to astronomy, astrophysics, planetary science, space science, and related STEM fields through engaging presentations and real-world applications.

With hands-on activities, collaborative missions, expert instruction, computer resources, university facilities, and meals provided, this camp offers an unforgettable opportunity to explore science and technology shaping the future of space exploration.

Registration

Registration opens November 30^th, 2026.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be received in writing to summer@erau.edu. Cancellation fees vary based on the cancellation dates listed below.

International Students

In addition to the required application process, non-U.S. citizens must obtain an appropriate visa to attend the program such as a visitor visa (B-1/B-2).