Science Camp - Mission Océans : les protéger grâce aux sciences et aux technologies

What is a Science Camp?

AFPER’s Science Camps are week-long immersive science programs for ages 8–15, held on a university campus. Guided by trained and knowledgeable students, participants explore current scientific topics and try out research methods at universities. Our goal is to educate the next generation—the people who will take on tomorrow’s scientific and technological challenges.

October 26 to 30, Mission Océans: protecting them through science and technology Robots are not afraid of water! At this Science Camp, teenagers discover how to study underwater species without disturbing them by creating innovative submarines.

Program:

Discovering Mission Océan Understanding and building an underwater robot Creating a model and conducting a hydrodynamic test Solving a scientific challenge / biologist Group presentation of the results

A CONTRIBUTION THAT SUPPORTS ACCESS FOR ALL

To make Science Camps more accessible and provide greater support to families, AFPER uses a sliding-scale contribution based on family income quotient. In addition, the contribution decreases when siblings register together. Committed to making science accessible to girls, AFPER also offers a “right to try” rate: €99 for a week when you register your daughter, or less depending on your family income quotient.

Register by email: science.camp@afper.org