**Queen’s University – Summer of Science 2025**
**Program Overview:**
This complimentary, virtual program takes place from July to mid-August 2025. It features 12 afternoon sessions that explore subjects in physics, chemistry, and technology. The sessions are facilitated by undergraduate students and researchers from the McDonald Institute and the Carbon to Metal Coating Institute. Participants will take part in hands-on activities and investigate advanced topics such as dark matter and nanomedicine.
– **Payment:** Complimentary
– **Target Audience:** A select group of middle and high school students, including those graduating in 2025. The majority of sessions are virtual; however, students in Kingston, Ontario may have the opportunity to participate in person.
– **Application Info:** Applications officially closed on May 21, 2025, but waitlist spots are still being accepted. The program is anticipated to continue in 2026.
– **Contact:** Email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and refer to “Summer of Science” in your correspondence.
**University of Waterloo – eSTEM Program**
**Program Overview:**
The eSTEM (English, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) program is a 10-day virtual summer workshop occurring from August 5 to August 22, 2025, for students aged 13–18. It merges STEM education with English language enhancement, making it perfect for students wanting to advance both their technical and communication abilities. Sessions are conducted by skilled instructors and focus on practical applications of STEM.
– **Payment:** $999.00 + $30.00 administrative fee
– **Application Info:** Registration deadline is July 29, 2025
– **Contact:** Visit [Waterloo English Language Institute](https://uwaterloo.ca/english-language-institute/) or email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) for inquiries.
**University of Toronto – DEEP Summer Academy (Da Vinci Engineering Enrichment Program)**
**Program Overview:**
Hosted at the University of Toronto St. George campus, the DEEP Summer Academy is targeted at high school students with interests in engineering, science, technology, and business. This program, led by graduate researchers, highlights collaborative, hands-on learning and tackling real-world challenges.
– **Payment:**
– $725/week for Canadian students
– $1100/week for international students
– **Application Info:** Applications for 2025 are closed, but the program is anticipated to resume in 2026.
– **Website:** [University of Toronto Outreach](https://outreach.engineering.utoronto.ca/)
**Ontario Tech University – Connected Engineering (All Girls Program)**
**Program Overview:**
This complimentary, in-person summer camp is designed for high school girls aged 14–17. Running from July 7 to August 15, 2025, the camp provides hands-on experiences in engineering, robotics, and coding, aiming to empower young women to pursue STEM careers.
– **Application Info:** Visit [Ontario Tech Continuous Learning](https://ontariotechu.ca/continuouslearning/programs/) to sign up or learn about specific program options.
**ICE Robotics – STEM & Robotics Programs**
**Program Overview:**
ICE Robotics provides year-round STEM and robotics education for students aged 5–14 and above. The curriculum prioritizes practical skills and real-world applications. Programs include PD Day camps and summer camps.
– **Locations:** Toronto (Etobicoke and downtown)
– **Registration:** Available year-round
– **Website:** [icerobotics.ca](https://icerobotics.ca)
**Ontario Tech University – Summer STEM Camps 2025**
**Program Overview:**
These interactive, on-campus, or virtual summer camps are aimed at students aged 6–17, offering enjoyable, educational STEM experiences in a secure and supportive setting.
– **Location:** On campus in Oshawa, Ontario, or online
– **Registration:** Currently open
– **Website:** [Summer STEM Camps](https://ontariotechu.ca/continuouslearning/programs/camps-children-and-youth/summer-camps/index.php)
**STEM Camp Toronto & Oakville – Summer 2025**
**Program Overview:**
A non-profit summer camp for children aged 5–13, featuring exciting weekly themes in coding (including Minecraft and LEGO), robotics, model building, and experiments. The program also includes a Girls in STEM initiative.
– **Locations:**
– Toronto: Hope United Church (2550 Danforth Ave)
– Oakville: St. John’s United Church (262 Randall Street)
– **Registration:** Open for Summer 2025. Parent registration is mandatory.
– **Website:** [stemcamp.ca](https://stemcamp.ca/about/)