Future Engineer Summer Programme
An immersive 2-week programme for ages 13-18, exploring structures, electronics, robotics, and space engineering at Imperial College London.
About this programme
More than a course. A career confirmed.
The Future Engineer Summer Programme is an interactive experience developed by our team of experts, that gives students aged 13-18 a fully immersive insight into the life of a professional working in the engineering industry.
Over the course of the 2-weeks, you will explore a broad range of concepts including: structures, electronics, manufacturing, artificial intelligence, robotics, and space engineering.
The programme includes an industrial visit to an engineering company where students learn about the daily life of an engineer and see real projects in development.
What you will experience
Hands-on Engineering
Build real prototypes and systems
Robotics & AI
Program and build your own robot
Engineering Firm Visit
Visit leading engineering companies
Certificate & Portfolio
Document your engineering projects
Programme curriculum
A week-by-week breakdown
Engineering Fundamentals
- Introduction to mechanical and structural engineering
- Electronics and circuit design basics
- CAD software and 3D modelling
- Guest speaker: Engineer from leading firm
- Workshop: Building load-bearing structures
Advanced Engineering & Robotics
- Engineering company site visit
- Robotics programming and construction
- Space engineering and satellite technology
- Sustainable engineering and green technology
- Final engineering project presentation
Why this programme
Four things that make this different
Build real prototypes
Not just theory — students build working models and systems.
Multiple engineering disciplines
Explore mechanical, electrical, civil, and aerospace engineering.
Industry visits
Go behind the scenes at leading engineering firms.
Small cohort, full attention
Maximum 20 students per programme.
Included in the fee
Everything you need. Nothing hidden.
Included in the fee
Not included
All prices include VAT. A deposit secures your place. Contact us to discuss bursary options.
Sample schedule
A typical day on the programme
Timetable is a guide only and may be subject to change.
Breakfast
Imperial College dining hall
Morning seminar
Engineering concepts
Practical workshop
Hands-on building session
Lunch break
Campus cafes
Afternoon session
Project work or industry visit
Free time
Campus facilities
Dinner
Included
Evening social programme
Activities or London excursion
Student feedback
What past students say
Common questions