Summer Camps for Students
- Future students
- Current students
- Alumni
- Donors
- Corporate partners
- Faculty and staff
- K-12 Outreach
Each summer MathCEP runs a variety of summer programs, often in collaboration with other centers at the University.
June 24th through 28th
For students currently in high school who will have completed a calculus course by June 2024. Use math to analyze real-world situations.
Learn more and register for Math Modeling Camp here!
Sessions June 20th through 23rd and 26th through 30th
For students entering 11th or 12th grade in Fall 2024. Learn how to analyze data from the financial sector, social media, and other sources.
Learn more and register for Machine Learning Day Camp here!
July 9th through 12th
For UMTYMP students who are completing Algebra or Precalculus this year. Instead of acceleration, our summer camp for UMTYMP students focuses on enrichment, and gives our instructors a chance to share their favorite mathematics with UMTYMP students.
Registration for UMTYMP Summer Camp coming soon!
July 17th through 19th
For girls in 4th through 6th grade. Students will participate in hands-on experiments and interactive activities led by instructors and university student mentors from the University of Minnesota. Women make huge contributions in the areas of Math and Science everyday but we often find that girls are discouraged from being involved with STEM curriculum while in school. We developed GEM in hopes of encouraging and exciting girls to participate in math and let them know that they are not alone in their love of it.
Learn more and register for Girls Excel in Math here!
July 24th through 26th
For any student in 4th through 6th grade. Students will participate in hands-on experiments and interactive activities led by instructors and university student mentors from the University of Minnesota. We encourage students to explore mathematics from different perspectives with engaging activities. We cover topics that fall outside the traditional school curriculum so students will learn new, real life applications of mathematics.