Summer Camps for Teens at Prestigious Universities ages 12-18

What Do You Want to Create?

 Filmmaking, Music & Post Production
 Game Design
 Robotics, Programming & App Development
 Digital Art, Photography & Web Design
 Pro Series

All Courses | 2-Week Academies | Advanced Studios

Ranked one of the Ten Best Summer Camps in the World, no other tech camp offers DMA’s unique, experience. Teens can explore possible career paths, prepare for college, gain real world skills and even earn certification — all while enjoying an incredible summer camp with other creative teens. DMA offers a more sophisticated learning environment than any other summer computer camp. All teen camp courses are project-based and taught by award-winning industry experts in state-of-the-art facilities. Instructors share cutting-edge skills and teach using the very latest tech.

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Locations in the United States and in Canada. For Adults: Stanford University in the San Francisco Bay Area; Digital Media Academy Training Center; Northern and Southern California; University of California, San Diego; University of Texas at Austin; Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. For Kids & Teens: Stanford University in the San Francisco Bay Area; in Northern California; University of California, Los Angeles; University of California, San Diego; University of Texas at Austin; Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts;University of Chicago - Illinois; University of British Columbia; George Washington University in Washington DC; Drexel University in Philadelphia; Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.