Through Engineering Innovation, high school students put engineering concepts to the test. Applying their knowledge of math and science to labs and hands-on projects, concepts they’ve learned in their high school classrooms are suddenly linked to real-world practice. Students’ confidence grows as they attend college-level lectures, tackle problems, test theories, and ultimately learn to think like engineers. Eligibility Requirements

• Completion of sophomore, junior or senior year of high school
• Successful completion of a laboratory science, algebra II, and a knowledge of trigonometry
• Knowledge of a spreadsheet application, such as Excel

Expand Your Possibilities

• Curriculum developed by Johns Hopkins University.
• Nearly 90% of Engineering Innovation graduates have gone on to study engineering or science in college.
• 10:1 student/teacher ratio.
• Students learn from practicing engineers about careers, internships, and educational opportunities in the field.
• Students with a final grade of A or B receive three transferable Johns Hopkins University credits.
• Certificates of Completion are awarded to all students who successfully complete the course.
• A residential option is available at the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus site.
• The program runs four to five weeks, depending on the location.

Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation
3400 N. Charles Street, 103 Shaffer Hall
Baltimore, Maryland
United States