3rd Annual Edition · Hong Kong
A 3-day residential AI camp where curious young minds aged 13–17 learn how artificial intelligence really works — and build their own.
Only 80 places available · limited subsidies offered
IEEE TryEngineering on Campus brings the world's largest technical professional organization's pre-university STEM initiative to Hong Kong — for the third year running.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is the world's largest technical professional organization, behind highly-cited publications and global technology standards — with more than 50 years of presence in Hong Kong.
IEEE's pre-university STEM education initiative gives students direct access to resources, networks and expertise — through hands-on experiences right on university campuses, inspiring further study and careers in STEM.
The 2026 theme keeps AI fundamentals easy and accessible — no coding experience required.
Work on powerful GPU machines and watch neural networks learn, right in front of you.
Two overnights in CityU's brand-new MOS Student Village — a real taste of university life.
See live AI in action on an industry enterprise visit to a world-leading hi-tech company.
Create an AI-powered project and present it publicly — 90% of past students loved this most.
Guidance from IEEE volunteers and ICAAHK mentors, with student helpers from Imperial College London.
Make new friends, join the IEEE network and take home a globally recognised certificate.
Five connected experiences take students from AI fundamentals to a project they present on stage.
Friendly, visual tutorials unpack the core ideas behind modern AI — how machines actually "see" and "learn".
Get hands-on with real AI applications — making images, abstractions, speech and music come alive on GPU computers.
In small mentored teams, students design an AI-powered project and present it to peers, families and IEEE judges.
Step inside a leading hi-tech company's innovation centre and watch AI and engineering at industrial scale.
Stay in CityU's MOS Student Village and learn across Saint Francis University and City University — making friends from dozens of schools.
A typical itinerary across three days and two overnight stays — fully accommodated.
What began as the first IEEE residential camp outside the USA keeps growing — in size and in smiles.
Distinguished researcher in AI and signal processing at Saint Francis University and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, leading the camp's keynote on how — and why — AI works.
80 places only, for students aged 13–17 — complete the official registration form below to secure a spot.
Complete the official registration form below — 80 places only, for students aged 13–17.
Open form in a new tabPre-university students aged 13 to 17 from any school. Students are grouped into small teams and supported by mentors throughout.
No. The 2026 theme is designed to make AI fundamentals easy and accessible. Tutorials start from the very basics — pixels, filters and how machines learn.
Everything for the 3 days and 2 nights: full accommodation at CityU's MOS Student Village, all tutorials and hands-on labs, GPU computer access, the industry visit, project mentoring and an IEEE certificate. Limited subsidies are available.
Students stay two nights in City University of Hong Kong's brand-new MOS Student Village, with learning also taking place at Saint Francis University — a genuine residential university experience.
Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 July 2026, hosted by Saint Francis University and City University of Hong Kong.
Complete the official registration form above, or contact our event manager Jeta HK Co. Ltd directly at Info@jetahk.com or +852 2376 2708.
