Engineering State

Utah’s Engineering Summer Camp

June 20-21, or June 22-23, 2023

What is Engineering State?

It's a fun-filled two-day summer camp for students entering their senior year of high school. Participants explore how engineering has changed our world and learn what earning a degree in engineering is all about.

When, Where, and How Much?

There are two identical sessions of Engineering State in 2023. The first session is June 20-21 and the second session is June 22-23. The camp is on the USU Logan campus and students stay in dorms near the main engineering complex where most events take place. Registration is $150 + a $5 transaction fee and includes all meals and accommodations.

Can I Participate?

Participants should be between their junior and senior year of high school and have a strong interest in math, science and technology. You must have at least a 3.0 GPA to attend.

Your Engineering State Experience

Engineering Up Close

Engineering Up Close

At Engineering State you’ll explore all the engineering topics we cover at Utah State University. So whether you’re interested in rockets, robotics, electric cars, bio-medical breakthroughs, or skyscrapers, we have you covered!
Challenge Sessions

Challenge Sessions

Challenge Sessions give you the opportunity to learn about each of our engineering disciplines. These hands-on sessions are designed to challenge your mind and help you see what it’s like to earn an engineering degree.
College Life

College Life

Engineering State lets you experience college life but without all the homework! You’ll be staying in the heart of USU’s Logan campus all within walking distance of our workshops, labs, and makerspaces. Did you know our campus was named the most beautiful college in Utah by Travel + Leisure magazine in 2019?
Socialize and Interact

Socialize and Interact

This is your chance to make new friends and build connections with future engineering professors. Our goal is to help you feel comfortable and welcome on our campus. The whole camp experience is designed to help you find your pathway toward an engineering degree.