Students will build a working app prototype using no-code and low-code platforms to solve real business problems, culminating in a startup-style pitch to a live audience.
The Hult AI Summer Bootcamp is a five-day, hands-on program designed for high school students to tackle real business problems by building an app. Participants will engage in workshops, receive mentorship from Hult professors and industry experts, and develop practical problem-solving skills in AI and business. The program emphasizes using no-code and low-code platforms, including tools like Cursor and Lovable, to design and build an app from scratch. By the end of the week, students will understand how to identify and frame business problems, build and present a working app prototype, and gain valuable experience that extends beyond traditional classroom learning. Students will choose one of two tracks: Education or Biotech, and will pitch their solutions to a live audience, similar to a real startup. No prior coding experience is required, making it accessible for students curious about business, technology, or both.
A typical day involves workshops, mentorship, and hands-on problem-solving guided by Hult professors and industry experts, culminating in team-based app development and preparation for a final pitch.
This program is ideal for high school students curious about business, technology, or both, who want to gain practical skills in AI and app development without prior coding experience.
1 Education Street, Cambridge, MA 02141
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