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Summer 2026 at UAT: Two Camps. One Future-Focused Experience.

UAT’s (University of Advancing Technology) Summer 2026 camps offer hands-on, future-focused STEM experiences —designed to inspire, challenge, and prepare the next generation of innovators. 

A Week of Workshops

Summer at the University of Advancing Technology isn’t about keeping students busy — it’s about helping them discover what they’re capable of building. In 2026, UAT is proud to offer two distinct, high-impact summer camp experiences designed for curious minds at different stages of their STEM journey.

From our K–8 Future Innovators Day Camp to our first-ever teen overnight STEM experience, these programs are built for students who want more than worksheets and lectures — they want to create, experiment, and explore the future of technology.

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Future Innovators Day Camp (K-8)

Now entering its second inaugural year, the Future Innovators Day Camp is a highly selective, cohort experience designed for K–8 students who are ready to explore technology in a hands-on, age-appropriate way.

This flexible, day-only camp allows UAT faculty and mentors to tailor activities based on participant age groups, ensuring every student is challenged, supported, and inspired throughout the week.

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What Students Will Explore

Each day introduces a new discipline, giving campers a broad view of how technology connects creativity, logic, and problem-solving:

With small group sizes, students receive personalized attention while developing confidence, curiosity, and foundational STEM skills — all inside a university environment built for innovation.

UAT Overnight STEM Camp (Grades 9-12)

July 6-10th, 2026 | Overnight Experience | Ages 13–17

Summer 2026 also marks a major milestone - UAT’s first-ever teen overnight camp.

This five-day immersive STEM adventure is designed for incoming freshmen through graduating seniors who are ready to experience college-level technology, collaboration, and independence — all while living on campus.

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Campers don’t just learn about STEM — they live it. Throughout the week, students:

Evenings bring esports competitions, team challenges, and shared downtime that turns new friends into collaborators — and the campus into a tech-powered summer retreat.

The experience culminates in a capstone presentation, where campers showcase their projects, reflect on their growth, and walk away with:

  • New technical skills
  • Increased confidence
  • A clearer vision of how STEM can shape their future

This is more than a camp — it’s a preview of what’s possible.

A Summer That Builds Futures

Whether students are just beginning their STEM journey or ready to experience life on a university campus, UAT’s Summer 2026 camps are designed to spark curiosity, build skills, and create unforgettable experiences.

This summer isn’t about watching tech happen — it’s about building it. Claim your spot in UAT’s Summer 2026 camps and start creating. 

Register for UAT Future Innovator's Camp (K-8)

Register for UAT Overnight STEM Camp (9-12)

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