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ECHO: Electrical and Computer Engineering College - High School Opportunity
Mission: The goal of this program is to give high school students in North Carolina an opportunity to learn about engineering disciplines with an emphasis on electrical and computer engineering.
Mission: The goal of this program is to give high school students in North Carolina an opportunity to learn about engineering disciplines with an emphasis on electrical and computer engineering.
When does ECHO take place?
When does ECHO take place?
Due to COVID-19, no current dates for the week-long summer ECHO program at Duke are on the calendar. Please do visit our ECHO Condensed page to see more information on the alternative virtual program.
Due to COVID-19, no current dates for the week-long summer ECHO program at Duke are on the calendar. Please do visit our ECHO Condensed page to see more information on the alternative virtual program.
The Summer 2020 session will take place July 13 - July 17.
Students will be on campus with program leaders and mentors from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm everyday learning about engineering with an emphasis on electrical and computer engineering topics.
Who should apply to this program?
Who should apply to this program?
If you are a high school student who likes math, science, puzzles, fixing things, and problem solving engineering may be for you!
This program aims to provide an opportunity for high school students in North Carolina to learn about electrical and computer engineering.
What is Electrical and Computer Engineering?
What is Electrical and Computer Engineering?
At Duke University, electrical and computer engineering (ECE) includes topics such as:
With a degree in ECE students could work at a variety of companies such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, and NVIDIA.
Fully funded by Duke ECE
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