2025 Summer Camps registration is NOW OPEN!
Girls* and women* bring value and diversity to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics), and through providing a girl*-focused space, we hope to encourage and inspire the next generation of women* in STEM. As part of our mission to bring science and engineering to groups that are traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields, Geering Up hosts All Girls* camps throughout the summer as well as a dedicated All Girls* Week.
* All cis and trans girls, genderqueer or non-binary people, and those who identify as other gender minorities are welcome.
- July 22 – July 26
FOR OUR 2024 GREATER VANCOUVER AREA - 9AM – 3PM
PACIFIC STANDARD TIME - UBC Vancouver, Richmond, South Surrey, Coquitlam, and UBCO Kelowna
- Grade Levels: entering grades 1-12
VARIES BY PROGRAM THEME AND LOCATION - Program Pricing: $305 – $460
VARIES BY PROGRAM THEME, DURATION, AND LOCATION.
Every person should be able to participate in our programs. Please see the information regarding our camp bursaries.
WHAT ARE ALL GIRLS* SUMMER CAMPS?
In addition to our regular camps, certain camps throughout the summer will be designated as All Girls* camps held in girl*-focused spaces! If you are looking to register a boy please take a look at our general camps page.
WHAT IS ALL GIRLS* WEEK?
Geering Up holds an All Girls* week every summer to encourage girls* to discover and explore their love of science and engineering. By creating a girl*-focused space, we hope to help shrink that gender gap by encouraging and inspiring the next generation of women* in STEM.
THE SCIENCE BEHIND ALL GIRLS* PROGRAMMING
The All Girls* programs are designed to work towards rectifying the disparity of representation of girls in STEM. We do this through providing fun and interesting opportunities to explore STEM in a space where girls can work together. If you would like to learn about the science behind the All Girls* programs, please check out the resources linked below!
Geering Up is working with Engendering Success in STEM - a project working on promoting a culture of inclusion in science and engineering. Click here to view some of the ESS resources about why this type of work is important.
Check out our FAQ, or reach us at camps.geeringup@ubc.ca.
