Academics
Summer is the best time to accelerate progress toward achieving your academic, professional and personal goals. This is why Quinnipiac is offering a growing list of engaging summer programs, camps, undergraduate courses and more. All are designed to help a diverse group of people of all ages explore their passions while supported by our faculty, staff and students across all 8 schools and the College of Arts and Sciences.
Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Fundamentals of Data Analysis and Microsoft Excel
Hacker High School: Introduction to Cybersecurity
Healthcare Career Exploration Academy
Medical Microbiology Pre-Med Preparation
Modern Storytelling: The Art of Sports Journalism
Modern Storytelling: Introduction to Digital Photography
Modern Storytelling: Movie-Making Madness
Do you wonder how something as small as an ant can lift objects 50 times their body weight? Observing the natural world leads to questions about the behavior, mechanisms and diversity of life that impact us every day. In this summer camp, curious middle school students will become familiar with the tools and techniques scientists use to explore everything from plants and fungi to animals, insects and more.
Learn More About the Bobcat Nature Academy for Middle School Students
This 7-credit, 8-week, accelerated on-campus summer program at Quinnipiac University is designed for all eligible student veterans and their dependents. Participants choose core academic courses while developing the skills and network connections that are critical to successfully transitioning into college and a future career.
Learn More About the Veteran College & Career Bridge Summer Program
Taught online and on-campus, these convenient summer courses allow you to tackle interesting subjects at your own pace while earning credits to put toward your education. We offer courses both for current Quinnipiac students, as well as from other universities.
Learn More About Summer Courses
October 17, 2022
Quinnipiac University summer programs have been heavily featured in local news and publications. Check out the latest from NBC Connecticut, WFSB, WTNH and North Haven News detailing student experiences.
Ability Media featured on NBC Connecticut
Ability Media featured on WTNH
Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation featured on WFSB
Mental Health and Resiliency Training featured in North Haven News
For more general information about summer experiences, please contact:
David Charron, MBA
Director of Summer Programs & Planning
203-582-7558
summerprograms@qu.edu
For questions about for-credit summer courses, please contact:
One Stop
203-582-8650
onestop@qu.edu
Quinnipiac University complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act as an institution of higher education. Students who have a current IEP or 504 plan are encouraged to share any accommodations or modifications they may require in order to access the fundamentals of a QU summer program or camp they plan to attend.
Students requesting disability-based accommodations should indicate this within the application as well as email summerprograms@qu.edu about any and all specific accommodation needs.
Read Quinnipiac University’s Summer Camp and Pre-College Program Policies for 2022