Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation offers a collection of specialized pre-college programs for high-achieving math and science students. This summer, we will offer two online courses, Explore Engineering Innovation and Biomedical Engineering Innovation.
Explore Engineering Innovation (EEI) (formerly Engineering Innovation). This is an enhanced version of our in-person course that features the same level of challenging, hands-on activities as our past on-site program.
“Explore Engineering Innovation challenged me to step out of my academic comfort zone and elevate my problem-solving ability.” -Lijie
Explore Engineering Innovation blends collaborative and engaging activities that broaden students’ thinking about what’s possible with engineering. Created by Johns Hopkins faculty, students will determine the material properties of spaghetti, learn to resolve forces in a bridge truss, and learn basics of computer coding. While virtual, the program maintains a high level of hands-on experiences. And students have the opportunity to earn college credit.
Biomedical Engineering Innovation (BMEI), a course designed to teach biomedical engineering concepts in an engaging, lab-based curriculum.
“Biomedical Engineering Innovation challenged me to think critically every single day. No matter the material, the instructors and assignments consistently challenged me to think on a deeper level then any course I have ever taken.” - Ari
Biomedical Engineering Innovation encourages students to develop and test their own theory while completing their final independent project on a topic of their own choosing. Created by the Johns Hopkins BME faculty, students will develop models of human efficiency and the cardiovascular system, an create their own biosensor. While virtual, the program maintains a high level of hands-on experiences. And students have the opportunity to earn college credit.
The application is now open for both courses. BMEI courses start as early as May 24, 2021 and EEI will be offered starting July 6, 2021.
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