iD Tech Camps Held at North Carolina State University

United States, Raleigh

Overview

For kids and teens passionate about technology, iD Tech Camps at North Carolina State University offer an incredible opportunity to explore the world of STEM while building valuable skills. Located at 203 Peele Hall in Raleigh, North Carolina, this camp provides a dynamic environment where students aged 7–17 can dive into cutting-edge courses in coding, robotics, game design, 3D printing, and more. With over 20 years of experience and a reputation for excellence, iD Tech Camps are trusted by top universities worldwide. At NC State, campers will have access to state-of-the-art facilities and expert instructors who guide them through hands-on projects tailored to their interests. Whether they’re learning Python coding for machine learning, creating mods in Minecraft, designing VR experiences with Unity, or programming autonomous robots, every course is designed to be engaging and practical. The camp offers both day and overnight options, giving families flexibility while providing a taste of collegiate life for overnight participants. Campers can enjoy the vibrant campus atmosphere, participate in outdoor activities, and connect with peers who share their enthusiasm for technology. Some standout courses include: Robotics Engineering with VEX: Build and program robots to tackle challenges. 3D Printing and Modeling: Design and print custom creations with take-home printers. Game Design with Unreal Engine: Create immersive levels and gameplay mechanics. YouTube Video Production: Learn video editing and content creation for aspiring creators. Beyond technical skills, iD Tech Camps emphasize creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork. Campers earn a diploma upon completion of their session and gain access to the iD Tech Pathway™, a gamified system that helps them continue learning after camp ends. With a community of over 600,000 alumni—including tech innovators and entrepreneurs—iD Tech Camps inspire students to dream big and equip them with the tools to achieve those dreams. Whether your child is a budding programmer or an aspiring game developer, this camp provides the perfect launchpad for their future in STEM.

Info about kid camp

Departure from:	United States
Type:	Day, Overnight
Technology:	3d Design, STEM, Programming, Web Design, Robotics

Contact details

Country:	United States
Regions:	Raleigh
Address:	203 Peele Hall

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