Being an engineer is no easy job, but there’s a lot of excitement that comes with it, as you get to invent new things, bring innovation to the lives of those around you, design and build cool new stuff, or perhaps work to maintain and improve the machines and projects others before you have thought of. Not only are there loads of engineering branches to work in, depending on your passions, but they’re also quite well paid, with the median wage for such a job spinning around the $100,000 mark. In the end it’s not even about how much money you make, but about doing something you love for the rest of your life. Insidermonkey experts made a list of best engineering camps for high schoolers.
We have picked one camp from their list. Engineering Innovation, the summer course for high school students with a passion for engineering is offered by the John Hopkins University in several of its locations, including Baltimore, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Pennsylvania and Washington. The course hopes to get high school students to put engineering concepts to test, to apply math and science to labs and hands-on projects. Basically, they’d be applying the knowledge they amassed in the classroom in the real-world. By the end of the program, students should be more confident. You can also check our list of 7 Best Nanotechnology Engineering Schools in the World.
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