Students learn through an immersive, project-based studio model guided by expert coaches from MIT and Harvard, allowing them to prototype robots and bring creative visions to life.
The NuVu Summer High School Program at MIT offers hands-on design and engineering projects, allowing students to experiment with robotics in studios like 'Bots v Bots' and 'Robo BFF'. Students engage in a project-based learning model, where they brainstorm, build, test, and refine their ideas. The curriculum is flexible, adjusting to student interests and strengths, and introduces cutting-edge tools and concepts in robotics, AI, and AR. Students gain skills in creative problem-solving, collaboration, critical thinking, and innovation. The program emphasizes teamwork and provides personalized support from expert coaches, many of whom are from MIT and Harvard. The goal is to foster technological fluency and provide foundational skills for future careers in STEM and art fields, culminating in presentations where students share their work and learning process.
A typical day starts at 9:00 AM with studio work, followed by a lunch break and outdoor time from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, and then continues with studio work until 3:00 PM.
This program is ideal for high school students (rising 9th graders and up) who are motivated, talented, and eager to explore design, innovation, and technology through hands-on projects and collaboration.
77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
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