TechCamp
Höhepunkte
- Guidance for STEM studies and career choices
- Exposure to advanced technologies and fields
- Hands-on learning through real-world projects
- Expert instructors from Politecnico di Milano
Focused on STEM for an enriched camp experience.
Übersicht
TechCamp@ POLIMI, is a unique summer school designed for high school students passionate about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). It offers intensive, hands-on courses with a focus on cutting-edge technologies, delivered by professors, researchers, and PhD students from Politecnico di Milano, the most important technical university in Italy.
The program is conducted entirely in English and takes place across various campuses, providing students with a rich academic and social experience.
Who Can Attend:
TechCamp is open to high school students who have completed at least the second year of secondary school. Some courses are available for first-year students in four-year study programs.
Course Options:
Students can choose from a variety of courses, including:
• Bootcamp of Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
• Green Energy
• Sports Engineering &Human Performance
• Python
• Race Car Dynamics
• Robotics
• Intelligent and Autonomous Vehicles
Maximum number of students per course: 30
Maximum number of students for TechCamp: 500
Course Duration:
Courses are one week long, from Monday to Friday, held in June 2025, with multiple start dates:
• June 9-13
• June 16-20
• June 23-27
Check on the website the starting date of your favourite course!
Standort:
The program takes place at the renowned Politecnico di Milano campuses in Milano (Città Studi, & Bovisa), and Lecco campus (close to Como lake).
Why Choose TechCamp?
• Hands-on Learning: Engaging, project-based courses.
• Expert Instructors: Courses are taught by leading professors and researchers.
• Multicultural Environment: Study alongside students from Italy and around the world.
• Scholarships: Limited scholarships are available for eligible students.
Accommodation & Meals:
Accommodation and meals for international students are availables in nearby hostels, hotels, and residences. Please note that accommodation costs are not included in the enrollment fee, and each student will need to arrange their own housing independently
Application Process:
Applications for 2025 open on February 17. Be sure to submit your application early to secure a spot!
Contact Us:
For more information on the courses, dates, and application process, please visit www.techcamp.polimi.it or contact techcamp@polimi.it
15-18 sind
From 09/06/2025 to 27/06/2025
1 Woche
Aus $907
Englisch
Maximal 30 Camper
Co-Education
Aktivitäten
The TechCamp@POLIMI program provides a dynamic range of activities that fully engage high school students in the exciting world of STEM disciplines. Here’s an enhanced overview of what the program offers:
– Practical Workshops: Students dive into hands-on sessions, transforming theoretical knowledge into tangible, real-world applications.
– Collaborative Projects: Group challenges foster teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving, giving participants the opportunity to work together on innovative solutions.
– Exposure to Advanced Technologies: Students get hands-on experience with state-of-the-art tools and techniques, such as Python programming, neural networks, and other cutting-edge methodologies.
– Networking Opportunities: Participants connect with like-minded peers who share their passion for STEM, building relationships that inspire and motivate.
– Campus Exploration: Visits to Politecnico di Milano’s campuses—Città Studi, Bovisa, and Lecco—offer a taste of academic life in a world-class university setting.
Akademiker
The TechCamp@POLIMI offers a range of academic programs designed to introduce high school students to STEM disciplines through engaging and intensive courses. Here are the details of the programs:
Available Courses:
– Coding: Learn Python programming to solve problems creatively and develop innovative solutions.
– Robotics: Explore the art of intelligent motion and automation through hands-on projects.
– Mobility: Dive into race car dynamics and autonomous vehicle technologies.
– Cybersecurity: Understand ethical hacking and system security to protect digital environments.
– Green Energy: Study sustainable energy solutions and their applications.
– Artificial Intelligence: Gain insights into neural networks and computer vision.
– Sport Engineering: Discover the role of technology in sports and human performance.
Duration: Each course lasts one week, with three sessions available :
June 9–13, June 16–20, and June 23–27, 2025.
Language: All courses are conducted in English.
Locations: Courses are held at Politecnico di Milano’s campuses in Città Studi, Bovisa, and Lecco (Sport Engineering Course).
Faculty: Courses are taught by professors, researchers, and PhD students from Politecnico di Milano.
Eligibility: Open to high school students from the 2nd year (or 1st year for four-year programs).
Cost: Each course costs €800.
Capacity: Limited spots are available to ensure a focused learning environment.
For more information, you can visit www.techcamp.polimi.it
Sprachunterricht
The lessons will be held in english
30 Stunden Unterricht pro Woche
Zeitplan
A typical day at the summer camp
On Monday morning, all courses together will get a brief presentation to the camps, with an explanation of all of the logistical and organisational aspects of the week.
On the other days:
9:30 – 11:30 am, the professors will illustrate the ‘theoretical’ content necessary to carry out the hands-on tasks in the afternoon (after a general introduction to the subject of the course in the first lesson on the first day).
11:30 – 11:45 Coffee break
11:45 – 12.30 Continuation of the ‘theory’ part, also with examples.
12:30 – 13.30 Lunch break. Students can eat at the many bars and restaurants in the area.
13:30 – 16:30 Practical hands-on workshops: guided by at least two professors, the students will work in groups to perform the day’s task and put what they learned that morning into practice.
Every afternoon, the professors will dedicate time to supervising students in the preparation of a scientific presentation of their work, which will be given by each group on the last day of the week.
On Friday, the morning lesson will be devoted to working with the professors to verify the completion of the activities and presentations.
In the afternoon, the students, divided by course, will give a public presentation of the work carried out by each group, before participating collectively in the diploma awards ceremony.
Unterkunft & Einrichtungen
Milan is a modern and cutting-edge city, a reference point in Italy for both education, academy and the world of work. It offers numerous study opportunities and a rich and diverse job market.
The pre-university orientation period at Politecnico di Milano represents an exciting time to explore one’s interests, get to know one of the best universities in the STEM fields, and orient oneself in the vibrant city of Milan.
The Politecnico has two campuses: the historic campus founded in 1927 (Campus Leonardo), now known as Campus Milano Città Studi, and Campus Milano Bovisa.
Campus Milano Città Studi:
The Camplus Città Studi, opened in 1999, is located in the lively district of Milan bearing the same name. It is strategically situated just 200 meters from the subway station and facing the headquarters of the Politecnico. This privileged location makes it an optimal choice for university students, especially those attending the Politecnico. The facility stands out for the quality and completeness of the services offered, as well as its architectural impact, with particular attention to aesthetics and sustainable building practices.
Città Studi campus of the Politecnico di Milano offers the courses of: Coding, Robotics, Cybersecurity; AI Bootcamp; Intelligent and Autonomous Vehicles.
Campus Milano Bovisa:
Campus Bovisa is located at about 30 minutes by public transportation from Campus Città Studi, nestled in a dynamic and youthful urban area characterized by the university presence and a variety of services. This location makes the residence ideal for students seeking a lively and stimulating environment to live and study.
Campus Bovisa offers the courses of Green Energy and Race Car Dynamics.
Campus Lecco:
The Lecco Campus, through a strong synergy with the local institutions, offers a university campus spanning 47,000 m², dedicated to teaching, research, and student services. It offers modern, well-equipped classrooms designed for innovative learning, advanced research laboratories, and welcoming spaces where students can live and study within the campus.
Inspired by the Anglo-Saxon model, the campus features the “Adolf Loos” university residence, which hosts both out-of-town and international students, fostering a dynamic and inclusive academic community.
The Lecco Campus offers the Sports Engineering specialisation within the Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, a program closely integrated with the cutting-edge research of the Human Performance Lab. This lab focuses on sports motion analysis, biomechanics, injury prevention, and the study of sports and disability, providing students with a unique, hands-on learning experience at the intersection of engineering and athletic performance.
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In the event of a cancellation communicated by the Student and/or parent/legal guardian no later than two weeks prior to the starting date of the selected course, the sum paid for enrolment will be refunded, net of 10%. In the event of cancellation following this date, the entire sum paid for enrolment will be withheld by the Fondazione Politecnico di Milano. In the event TechCamp@POLIMI is not held due to a failure to reach the minimum number of students per class and/or circumstances beyond its control, the enrolment fee paid by the Student will be refunded in full.
At TechCamp@POLIMI, leadership and supervision are structured to ensure a high-quality educational experience for all participants. Courses are conducted by esteemed university professors, PhD students, and researchers selected by Politecnico di Milano and Fondazione Politecnico di Milano. This team of educators brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the program, ensuring that students receive instruction from professionals actively engaged in their respective fields.
All courses at TechCamp are conducted by university professors, PhD students, and researchers selected by Politecnico di Milano and Fondazione Politecnico di Milano. These professionals are experts in their respective fields and ensure high-quality instruction.
The teaching staff is carefully chosen based on their academic background, research experience, and expertise in the subjects covered by the courses. This guarantees that students receive up-to-date knowledge and hands-on learning experiences from qualified educators.
TechCamp@POLIMI ensures that all staff members, including university professors, PhD students, and researchers selected by Politecnico di Milano and Fondazione Politecnico di Milano, meet high academic and professional standards.
While formal background checks may not be explicitly mentioned, all instructors and staff are affiliated with the Politecnico di Milano, a prestigious institution that upholds rigorous selection criteria. Their qualifications, expertise, and experience are thoroughly evaluated to ensure a safe and high-quality educational environment for students.
At TechCamp@POLIMI, staff training and professional development are handled through continuous academic and research engagement.
All instructors, including university professors, PhD students, and researchers selected by Politecnico di Milano and Fondazione Politecnico di Milano, are experts in their respective fields. Their expertise is continuously updated through teaching, research projects, and collaborations with industry partners.
Additionally, staff members are regularly involved in academic conferences, workshops, and professional training programs, ensuring they stay at the forefront of technological and educational advancements. This guarantees that students receive high-quality instruction based on the latest research and industry trends.
Politecnico di Milano is committed to fostering diversity and inclusion within its community. Here are some key initiatives and goals:
Listening to Needs: The university conducts climate surveys to understand the needs and experiences of different populations within the community1.
Training on Diversity and Inclusion: Politecnico di Milano aims to educate its community on diversity and inclusion issues. By 2025, 50% of teachers and 100% of technical and administrative managers will have received training1.
Research on Inclusive Technologies: The university supports projects that develop technologies for inclusion, with an annual selection and awarding of a flagship project1.
Strengthening Inclusion: Efforts are made to increase the number of international students from non-privileged backgrounds and to support the LGBTQI+ community1.
For more detailed information, you can visit the Diversity and Inclusion page on the Politecnico di Milano website.
At TechCamp 2025, we prioritize the safety and well-being of all participants. Here are the key points of our code of conduct and safety protocols:
Respect and Inclusion: All participants are expected to treat each other with respect and to foster an inclusive environment. Discrimination or harassment of any kind, including but not limited to gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, age, nationality, or religion, is strictly prohibited1.
Behavioral Expectations: Participants must adhere to high standards of behavior. This includes:
No offensive comments or actions.
No unwelcome physical contact.
Respect for personal boundaries and privacy.
Professional and courteous communication at all times1.
Safety Protocols:
Supervision: Students are supervised during the official hours of the camp. However, during lunch breaks and after the end of daily sessions, students are responsible for their own safety and conduct1.
Emergency Procedures: Clear procedures are in place for emergencies, and participants are briefed on these at the start of the camp.
Health and Safety: All activities are conducted in a safe manner, with appropriate measures in place to prevent accidents and injuries1.
Reporting and Consequences:
Any violations of the code of conduct should be reported immediately to the camp staff.
Violations may result in disciplinary action, including expulsion from the camp without a refund1.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the full code of conduct and safety protocols in the TechCamp 2025 Regulation.
At TechCamp 2025, we have specific guidelines regarding mobile phone usage to ensure a productive and respectful environment for all participants. Here are the key points:
Usage During Sessions: Mobile phones must be turned off or set to silent mode during all sessions and activities. Using phones for calls, texting, or browsing during sessions is strictly prohibited1.
Breaks and Lunch Periods: Participants are allowed to use their mobile phones during breaks and lunch periods. However, it is important to be mindful of others and avoid disruptive behavior1.
Emergency Use: In case of emergencies, participants can use their mobile phones, but they should inform a staff member immediately1.
Respect and Privacy: Participants should respect the privacy of others and avoid taking photos or videos without permission1.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the full policy in the TechCamp 2025 Regulation.
