Math Summer Programs

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Below is a list of prominent summer programs for avid students of mathematics. You can find more details on the programs at their sites, and you might be able to get firsthand information from members of our community in our Forum.

Many of the camps listed here offer financial assistance to enable qualified students to attend.

Note that as of June, 2006, this list will no longer be updated. A more accurate and comprehensive list of mathematics summer programs, math resources, and other academic summer programs can be found at the AoPSWiki.

All Girls/All Math.
AwesomeMath Summer Camp -- grades 7-11 at University of Texas at Dallas.
California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science. (COSMOS)
Center for Talented Youth Summer Programs at Johns Hopkins.
Clay Research Academy.
Education Program for Gifted Youth.
Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics. (HCSSiM)
Harvard Summer School (Secondary School Program)
Math Olympiad Summer Program.
MathCamp. aka Canada/USA MathCamp.
MathPath. Grades 6-8.
Michigan Math and Science Scholars.
PROMYS. Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists.
Research Science Institute (RSI).
The Ross Program.
Rutgers Young Scholars Program in Discrete Mathematics.
Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC).
Summer Institute for Mathematics at the University of Washington (SIMUW).
Summer Mathematics Institute at Oakland University.
Summer Mathematics Program at University of Utah.
Summer Science Program (SSP) at New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM and Besant Hill School, Ojai, CA.
SummerMath.
Texas Mathworks Honors Summer Math Camp.
UConn Mentor Connection.
Women's Technology Program at MIT.
The Young Scholars Program at the University of Chicago.

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