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Manhattan University Science & Engineering Camp

The Science & Engineering Summer Camp at Manhattan University introduces young learners to the science of engineering. Campers explore five engineering specialties: mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, and environmental engineering. Campers examine a different engineering specialty each week, allowing participants to learn what these five engineering disciplines offer the world and help improve.

The Science & Engineering Summer Camp is on the Manhattan University campus, conveniently located in New York City. Campers have complete access to Manhattan University, including our classrooms, engineering labs, and library.  The program runs from Monday, July 7, to Thursday, August 7, 2025, from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm (five weeks). The camp serves grades 5 through 7.

Email us at infonc@manhattan.edu if you have any questions.

The camp program offers fun activities designed to help young learners understand the essential skills that engineers possess. Participants expand their creativity through mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, and environmental engineering projects. The experience also allows campers to discover new hobbies and make long-lasting friendships.

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Activity Descriptions:

Participants will engage in different activities based on the types of challenges that engineers face. Participants will work individually or in groups on projects incorporating engineering skills and concepts from various engineering areas, including mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, and environmental engineering.

SCHEDULE

Program Dates in 2025:

Week 1: July 7 - 10 - Electrical Engineering w/ Dr. Wafa ElmannaiDr. Mahmoud Amin
Week 2: July 14 - 17 - Chemical Engineering w/ Dr. Richard Carbonaro
Week 3: July 21 - 24 - Environmental Engineering w/ Dr. Jessica Wilson
Week 4: July 28 - 31 - Civil Engineering w/ Dr. Christina Cercone
Week 5: August 4 - 7 - Mechanical Engineering w/ Dr. Zahra Shahbazi

9:30 am - 3:00 pm

After pick-up time (3:00 p.m.), campers who remain at Manhattan University will be charged an additional fee of $10 every fifteen minutes (the latest pick-up is 3:30 p.m.). Parents that need to drop off campers before 9:00 am are charged an additional fee of $10 for every fifteen minutes earlier (the earliest drop off is 8:45 am)

LUNCH/SNACKS

Parents must provide a cold lunch and two snacks in a sealed lunch box daily.

CAMP FEES

$100 Non-refundable registration fee (this fee cannot be added to weekly or other payments) must be paid when registration is submitted to manhattan.edu/paymccamp

Use this link to make any other future payments regarding this camp (t-shirts, tuition, add-on pick-up time).

  • 5 WEEKS = $565 PER WEEK
  • 3-4 WEEKS = $589 PER WEEK
  • 1-2 WEEKS = $599 PER WEEK

OTHER COSTS AND DISCOUNTS

Camp t-shirts cost $10/ea. (required every day)

Available Discounts (discounts cannot be combined with other codes):

Manhattan University Employees/Alumni - $20 Discount per week (cannot be combined with other discounts)

Second/Third Sibling Camper Enrolled - $20 Discount per week (cannot be combined with other discounts)

*Register for one or more weeks if they are still available. We offer payment plans if needed.

HOMESTAY HOUSING (OPTIONAL)

International campers accompanied by an adult are welcomed.

If needed, we provide homestay housing while your child participates in our camp for at least four weeks. The weekly cost for one adult and one child is $1,480, and breakfast is included.

You and your child are placed with an American host family, who will welcome you to their home. The location of the host home is a couple of bus/train stops from Manhattan University.

For international participants who require a visa to enter the U.S., you must have a valid B2 (tourist visa) to participate in this program (we do not sponsor visas).

CONTACT INFORMATION

If you have any questions (please check our FAQ section) or concerns, please email infonc@manhattan.edu or call us at 718-862-6236.