The program offers early exposure to university-level computer science and AI concepts through a blend of theory, coding practice, and real-world application within Boston's innovation-driven environment.
The Boston AI & Software Summer School 2026 at Suffolk University is an academically rigorous two-week pre-college program for high schoolers aged 15-18. It offers an introduction to modern software systems and the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on technology, business, and society. Students will gain early exposure to university-level computer science and AI concepts through a blend of theory, coding practice, and real-world application. The curriculum focuses on machine learning fundamentals, neural networks, deep learning, and real-world AI applications like natural language processing and image recognition. Participants will develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and technical fluency, preparing them for advanced academic study and future careers in the technology sector. The program emphasizes hands-on challenges and applied design thinking, culminating in practical exposure to real-world software and AI projects.
A typical day involves modular academic sessions reflecting undergraduate engineering education, hands-on challenges, and applied design thinking, with tutors adapting teaching to individual needs.
This program is ideal for students aged 15-18 who enjoy science, mathematics, and hands-on problem-solving, are curious about how technology shapes society, and are considering future study in engineering or related fields.
Suffolk University, Boston, MA
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