Unlock your future in engineering with Study Mind’s Engineering Summer Career Camp.

Unlock your future in engineering with Study Mind’s Engineering Summer Career Camp. Engage in practical, hands‑on workshops covering electrical circuits, autonomous systems, and automotive design. Visit renowned venues like the Science Museum and work under guidance from experienced engineers to explore building, robotics, and structural engineering projects. Immerse yourself in the innovative world of engineering in London — build real skills, enrich your university application, and start making your mark.
Explore engineering on a global scale with Study Mind’s Engineering Summer Career Camp. Visit Mott MacDonald to see sustainable water systems in action, build a self-driving car and step inside a UCL research lab. Gain hands-on experience and discover how engineers shape the world’s future.
Discover how engineers shape the modern world with Study Mind’s Engineering Summer Career Camp in Central London. This immersive programme is designed for students who want to explore the real-life applications of engineering, from designing innovative technologies to tackling global challenges in sustainability and infrastructure.
Your journey begins with an exclusive site visit to Mott MacDonald, one of the UK’s leading engineering and development consultancies. You’ll step inside one of their live projects to see water purification and filtration systems in action and understand how engineers are driving solutions to environmental and humanitarian challenges worldwide.
Back in London, you’ll get hands-on with one of our most exciting projects - building and testing your own self-driving car. Guided by industry mentors, you’ll learn about sensors, automation and control systems before coding and calibrating your model vehicle to navigate a track on its own. It’s a thrilling introduction to robotics and mechanical engineering in motion.
You’ll also visit the UCL Department of Chemical Engineering, where one of the university’s professors will welcome you into their laboratory. Here you’ll gain a unique insight into research at the cutting edge of materials, energy and process engineering. You’ll see real experiments and explore how chemical engineers transform ideas into technologies that impact everyday life.
Throughout the week, you’ll be supported by mentors from top UK universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, UCL and Imperial College London. They’ll share their experiences of studying engineering, guide you through career options across different fields and help you build the confidence to pursue your own path in STEM.
Evenings combine relaxation and discovery, from group dinners and social events to exploring London’s incredible architecture and innovation landmarks. By the end of the week, you’ll have a clearer understanding of where engineering can take you - whether that’s designing infrastructure, programming autonomous systems or creating sustainable technologies for the future.
The Study Mind Engineering Summer Career Camp is your chance to experience engineering in action, meet professionals shaping the future and start your journey towards becoming an innovator yourself.

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Students stay at University College London’s Ramsay Hall in single bedrooms with shared hall bathrooms, offering a safe, comfortable, and social residential experience.
Each day, students participate in six hours of the course, totalling sixty hours over the two-week programme.
To get the most from our programmes, Study Mind recommends a B2 level of English.
Travel to and from the airport is not included in the fee. Study Mind is happy to arrange transfers, however, there will be an additional fee.
No - campers are not individually covered. Study Mind does have information, upon request, how campers can procure their own insurance.
Yes, all participants receive a certificate of completion and a personalised letter of reference from their programme mentor.
Visa requirements depend on nationality - some students need a Short-term study visa, while others, like those from the United States or European Union, do not.