The program offers a blend of hands-on academic exploration, real-world simulations, and leadership development, providing a comprehensive pre-college engineering experience at Duke University.
The NSLC Engineering program at Duke University offers high school students an immersive pre-college experience to explore various engineering career paths. Participants engage in hands-on learning, designing prototypes and building robots, while exploring concepts in civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering. The program emphasizes experiential learning through real-world simulations and leadership development, providing students with the opportunity to test-drive future careers and experience college life. Students will gain practical skills such as soldering, programming, breadboarding, and computer-aided design. The curriculum also integrates leadership training and teamwork, preparing students for success in college and beyond. Field trips to locations like the Sullenberger Aviation Museum, Lenovo HQ, NC State School of Engineering, and Duke Pratt School of Engineering provide behind-the-scenes insights into the industry. The program aims to empower students to envision their future with confidence and apply their skills to solve real-world challenges.
A typical day involves academic courses and hands-on activities in engineering, complemented by leadership development workshops and potential field trips to engineering-related sites.
This program is ideal for high school students aged 14-18 who demonstrate academic excellence and leadership ability, and are interested in exploring various engineering disciplines through hands-on projects and real-world applications.
Duke University Campus, Durham, NC
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