PROGRAMME PROFILE
At a glance
- Associated institution
- Northeastern University
- Destination
- United States
- Format & duration
- Varies by activity · Varies by session
- Age / stage
- See eligibility
- Type
- Academic courses
- Information year
- 2027
Sources checked: 2026-11-11 · Facts and editorial guidance are labelled separately
Learning and approach
- Activities described in the curriculum include using 3D printing for fabrication, fabricating parts with a laser cutter, building systems with a microcomputer or controller board, building and iterating on prototypes.
- Tools named in the course description include Arduino.
Eligibility and international applicants
Check grade, prerequisites and school status for the specific session. The full entry requirements have not yet been verified.
Dates and costs
Schedule
Boston lists two 2027 sessions: July 11–23 and July 25–August 6.
Costs
2027: The $6,995 programme fee covers teaching, course materials, accommodation, meals and social activities.
Official source ↗PROVIDER INFORMATION
Details from the provider
Session dates
- Boston lists two 2027 sessions: July 11–23 and July 25–August 6. Official source ↗
Fees and inclusions
- 2027: The $6,995 programme fee covers teaching, course materials, accommodation, meals and social activities. Official source ↗
- The program tuition is $6,995. Official source ↗
Academic programme
- Activities described in the curriculum include using 3D printing for fabrication, fabricating parts with a laser cutter, building systems with a microcomputer or controller board, building and iterating on prototypes. Official source ↗
- Tools named in the course description include Arduino. Official source ↗
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Fit and preparation
Work backwards from something you want to build. Check which tools you need and whether the schedule allows testing and revision.
Official sources and verification
- Official source 1 ↗precollegeprograms.northeastern.edu
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