Math Camps

A list from the American Mathematical Society of a number of summer Math camps

Now in its sixteenth summer in Ottawa, the Bright Math Camp represents a unique out-of-school learning opportunity for children with a drive to explore, to question, to reason, and to discuss a range of sound mathematical topics. These topics, demonstrably well suited to children’s level and interests, derive from areas apart from the mainstream of school mathematics, and are introduced and developed from first principles. Our most successful topics have related numbers and numeration, arithmetic operations, number theory, combinatorics, informal geometry, probability and statistics, non-routine problem solving, and recreational cryptography.

A searchable database of Math camps

SUMaC brings mathematically talented and motivated high-school students from across the United States, and from around the world, to Stanford University for four weeks of serious mathematical pursuits.

A summer program for mathematically talented high school students from around the world

Advanced Summer Camp for students age 11-14 who show high promise and love mathematics. MathPath is a 4-week residential summer camp held on a different campus each year for students who are 11 to 14 years of age. Admission is based on recommendation letters and performance in a Qualifying Test. The grade the student is attending in school is not relevant, age is.