Posted Date: 04/30/26

Program: Mission Bit Summer Coding Classes

Due Date: May 10, 2026

In-Person or Virtual: In-Person

Brief Info: 

Eligible grades: 9 to 12 

Mission Bit is offering free summer coding classes online and invites students to join for a fun and hands-on learning experience. Students can take classes like Intro to Python, Intro to Web Design, and Intro to Unity Game Design, all taught over Zoom. Devices can be provided if needed, and students will learn new skills, build projects, and connect with others while exploring coding in a supportive environment. Classes will take place from June 23 to July 31, 2026. Applications are due by May 10, 2026.

Application: https://www.tfaforms.com/5215223

Posted Date: 04/02/26

Program: EDAP Summer Bridge Program

Brief Info: 

The Engineering Degree Apprenticeship Pathway (EDAP) Summer Bridge Program at City College of San Francisco, in partnership with Growth Sector, is a 6-week, in-person, paid summer experience designed to prepare students for success in engineering and STEM fields.

This program provides foundational academic preparation, hands-on engineering and programming experience, and professional development opportunities while connecting students with faculty, staff, and a supportive peer community. Participants will also gain guidance on educational planning and career pathways, including future internships and apprenticeship opportunities.

Program Highlights:

• Hands-on engineering and programming projects

• Strengthening of foundational math skills in preparation for Calculus

• Career exploration and professional development workshops

• Access to CCSF faculty, advising, and support services

• Community-building with peers pursuing STEM pathways

• Pathway toward future internships and engineering apprenticeships

• Paid stipend provided

Program Objectives:

• Build confidence and academic readiness for STEM coursework

• Prepare students for Calculus and future engineering classes

• Provide exposure to real-world engineering applications through hands-on projects

• Offer academic advising, educational planning, and career development support

• Introduce students to the first step in the engineering degree apprenticeship pathway

Application Deadline: (specific date coming soon)
Program Dates: June 1 – July 10 (Monday–Friday)

Eligibility Requirements:

• High school diploma prior to program start

• Enrollment at CCSF for Fall 2026

• Interest in pursuing engineering or STEM

• No prior Calculus coursework required

Additional Information:
An informational session will be held virtually on Zoom on May 8.

Links, Other info: 

Website

Application

Posted Date: 03/01/26

Program: UCSF AI4ALL

Due Date: TBD 

Brief Info: 

UCSF AI4ALL is a summer research program designed to introduce SFUSD juniors (Class of 2027) to Artificial Intelligence in biomedicine through data-driven discovery and non–wet lab research. Students explore how statistics, computational methods, and AI are applied in medicine — including concepts such as statistical inference, distributions, significance, and confounding.

Participants engage in mentored small-group research projects led by graduate students, attend lectures by UCSF professors, and take part in enrichment activities, career development sessions, and mentoring with faculty and researchers. The program culminates in a final presentation and may offer opportunities to continue research into the fall based on progress.

The 2026 program will take place in person at the UCSF Mission Bay campus (Bakar Computational Health Sciences Institute). Students must provide their own transportation and a personal laptop.

Application Deadline: March 2026 (specific date coming soon)
Program Dates: Summer 2026 (specific dates coming soon)

UCSF AI4ALL is committed to serving students of all financial backgrounds and encourages students of all backgrounds to apply.

Links, Other info: 

Website

Application