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Manhattan University Electrical and Computer Engineering Summer Program

A four-day, non-residential summer program for rising 10th and 11th graders on Manhattan University's campus, with workshops and interactive labs covering power and renewable energy, electronic design, embedded systems, and professional trips to technology companies and research centers.

Deadline: July
10+ hours/week hrs/week
Sophomore, Junior
New York
STEMIn-personLow CostSummerBeginner
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