Boston Engineering Summer School Programme – Suffolk University, USA (Ages 15–18)
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Suffolk University, USA

Engineering Summer Programme at Suffolk University, Boston, USA

age icon 15-18 years old

time icon 2 weeks

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July - Boarding

Start 7/13/2025
End 7/26/2025
Duration 2 Weeks
Price £6,495

July - Day

Start 7/13/2025
End 7/26/2025
Duration 2 Weeks
Price £5,495

Course Description: Engineering Summer Programme at Suffolk University, Boston, USA

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🧠 Programme Overview: Explore the Foundations of Innovation

The Boston Engineering Summer School Programme invites aspiring innovators to explore one of the world’s most interdisciplinary and impactful subjects. Through two transformative weeks of academic immersion, participants will explore key engineering principles across disciplines like mechanical, structural, and electrical engineering.

From theoretical foundations to real-world applications, students will gain practical experience and explore the emerging innovations shaping the future of global industries.

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🔬 Academic Highlights

  • Understand the core disciplines of engineering and how they intersect

  • Learn how math, physics, and creativity drive real-world solutions

  • Engage with academic experts through project-based learning

  • Develop essential practical skills in design, prototyping, and testing

  • Explore innovation through themed challenges and collaborative problem-solving

  • Gain insight into career pathways across the engineering spectrum

Sample Immerse Tutors:

Jack Gaskell: Jack is a DPhil student at Oxford's Centre for Doctoral Training in Gas Turbine Aerodynamics. He completed his Master of Research at Cambridge and studied at Warwick. Prior to joining the CDT, Jack worked in financial technology for a tier-one investment bank. At Cambridge, he ran an access program to encourage 16-18-year-olds to pursue STEM careers. His research focuses on modelling particulate deposition in gas turbines.

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🏛 University & Accommodation Experience

Participants will stay at Suffolk University’s Miller Hall, a centrally located student residence in downtown Boston.

  • Fully furnished twin rooms

  • Bathrooms shared between two bedrooms (same gender)

  • Air-conditioning, free on-site laundry, 24/7 security

  • Linen and towel service provided

  • Easy access to cultural hotspots and green outdoor spaces

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🌆 City Exploration & Social Life

Boston’s dynamic blend of historic charm and modern innovation makes it the ideal destination for young engineers. Students will:

  • Walk the iconic Freedom Trail

  • Visit the Boston Common, Paul Revere’s house, and Fenway Park

  • Enjoy the famous Boston Duck Tour

  • Admire the skyline from The View observation deck

    This diverse experience enhances cross-cultural friendships, global awareness, and lasting memories.

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🍽 Meals

  • Breakfast and dinner included

  • Students explore and select their own lunch

✈️ Airport Transfers

Airport transfers are available from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) at a cost of £95 one-way.

The service includes:

  • Welcome on arrival

  • Transport to and from Suffolk University

  • Flight delay monitoring and auto-adjustment

  • Supervision for unaccompanied minors (if required)

  • Snacks and water on arrival

  • Dedicated transfer support line

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A Day in the Life – Boston Academic Insights

  • 8:00–9:30 – Start your day with a communal breakfast and prepare for a full schedule of learning and discovery.

  • 9:30–11:30 – Dive into a morning academic session, engaging in university-style lessons led by expert tutors.

  • 11:30–13:30 – Enjoy a lunch break, relax with friends, and reflect on the morning's session.

  • 13:30–15:30 – Continue with an afternoon academic session or participate in 1:1 tutorials and independent study.

  • 15:30–18:00 – Take part in enrichment activities such as campus tours, science museum visits, debate workshops, or local attractions like bowling or The View Boston.

  • 18:00–19:30Dinner time, often followed by themed or formal meals later in the week.

  • 20:00–22:00 – Enjoy a variety of evening socials including guest speakers, movie night, talent shows, murder mystery games, or a Red Sox baseball game at Fenway Park.

Weekend Adventures in Boston

Discover the rich history and coastal charm of Boston with a weekend full of exploration and culture. Over two days, students will experience a perfect blend of natural beauty, American heritage, and world-class art.

One day takes you to the scenic Cape Cod Peninsula, where you’ll visit the historic Pilgrim Monument and enjoy breathtaking ocean views. Wander through charming seaside towns and soak up the atmosphere of this iconic New England destination.

The other day offers a deep dive into Boston’s historic heart with a walk along the Freedom Trail, bringing to life key moments from the American Revolution. Afterwards, explore the renowned Museum of Fine Arts, home to an impressive collection spanning ancient to contemporary works.

Some activities are optional, so students will also have time to explore the city on their own and visit the attractions they’re most excited about. Whether you're walking in the footsteps of history or relaxing by the coast, Boston offers a weekend of enriching and memorable experiences.

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🌍 A Global Learning Community

Students from over 120 nationalities attend the programme, creating a vibrant environment for global collaboration and intellectual growth.

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🎓 Graduation & Certificate

At the end of the programme, students participate in a formal graduation ceremony. They receive certificates of participation—perfect for future university applications and portfolios.

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