Boston: July 20-31, 2026
Silicon Valley: July 6–17, 2026
Oxford: July 5–18, 2026
Best Summer Math
Camp in BostonSilicon Valley & Oxford
Date:
Ages:
11-18 for residential students,
9-18 for day students.
9-18 for day students.
Location:
Classes will be held at prestigious academic venues – in the heart of Boston, the innovation hub of Silicon Valley, and the historic setting of Oxford. Residential students stay in secure, campus-affiliated accommodations nearby each location.
Tuition:
Varies by location — see each camp
Choose Your Summer Math Camp & AI Experience
Three World-Class Locations. One Unforgettable Summer.
| Harvard | Stanford | Oxford |
|---|---|---|
| Boston | Silicon Valley | United Kingdom |
| July 20–31, 2026 | July 6–17, 2026 | July 5–18, 2026 |
| Ivy League prestige in the heart of Cambridge | Innovation hub of technology and entrepreneurship | 900-year tradition of academic excellence |
| Classes at the historic Harvard Faculty Club | Classes at Stanford Faculty Club & Menlo College, near Stanford University | Classes at St Edward’s Oxford |
| Boston city tours: Freedom Trail, Duck Tours, Quincy Market | Tech company tours: Google, Apple, NVIDIA, Meta | Oxford excursions: Bodleian, Christ Church, Ashmolean |
| Harvard Summer Math Camp | Stanford Summer Math Camp | Oxford Summer Math Camp |
Three locations, one mission: to inspire the next generation of mathematicians and AI innovators through world-class instruction, cultural exploration, and global friendship.
Harvard University Campus | Boston
Harvard Faculty Club · Cambridge, MA
Dates: July 20–31, 2026
Immerse yourself in the heart of Ivy League academia. Our Harvard camp is held at the historic Harvard Faculty Club, steps away from Harvard Yard and the vibrant intellectual energy of Cambridge. Experience the perfect blend of rigorous mathematics, cutting-edge AI curriculum, and iconic Boston exploration.
Program Highlights:
Classes at the prestigious Harvard Faculty Club
Residential housing in secure, campus-affiliated accommodations
Boston city tours: Freedom Trail, Quincy Market, Duck Tours
Harvard campus tours: Widener Library, Harvard Museum of Natural History
Guest lectures from Harvard and MIT researchers
Evening activities: formal dinner, scavenger hunts, karaoke
Stanford University Area | Silicon Valley
Menlo College · Silicon Valley, CA
Dates: July 6–17, 2026
Located in the heart of global innovation, our Silicon Valley camp places students at the center of technology and entrepreneurship. With Stanford-affiliated faculty and exclusive tours of world-leading tech companies, this camp connects mathematical theory with real-world innovation.
Program Highlights:
Classes at Stanford Faculty Club & Menlo College, near Stanford University
Tech company tours: Google, Apple, NVIDIA, Meta (residential students)
Innovation workshops and AI lab visits
Guest lectures from Stanford researchers and tech industry leaders
San Francisco excursions and Silicon Valley exploration
Evening activities: innovation challenges, coding nights
Oxford University Area | United Kingdom
St Edward’s Oxford · Oxford, UK
Dates: July 5–18, 2026
Step into a 900-year tradition of academic excellence. Our Oxford camp is hosted at St Edward’s Oxford, a prestigious school just minutes from the historic city center. Students learn in the same inspiring environment that produced J.R.R. Tolkien, Stephen Hawking, and Malala Yousafzai.
Program Highlights:
Classes and accommodation at St Edward’s Oxford
Oxford city tours: Bodleian Library, Christ Church College, Ashmolean Museum
Excursions: London, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cotswolds, Stonehenge
Guest lectures from Oxford researchers and IMO medalists
Formal Oxbridge graduation dinner
Evening activities: punting, bops, murder mystery events
Why Choose CyberMath's Summer Math Camps?
Expert Faculty
Learn from IMO medalists and AI researchers from the world’s most prestigious academic institutions. Our instructors bring decades of teaching and research experience to every classroom.
Unique Curriculum
Focus on reasoning, proof-writing, real-world applications, and hands-on AI & Machine Learning projects – delivered at prestigious academic venues in the United States and United Kingdom.
Fun Activities
Historic city tours in Boston and Oxford, tech innovation walks in Silicon Valley, and exclusive campus visits – all included for residential students.
Guest Lectures by leading researchers from top academic institutions
Dr. Michele Catasta
Stanford Univ., Dept. of Computer Science
“Hybrid Human-Machine Information Systems”
“Hybrid Human-Machine Information Systems”
Dr. Nuh Gedik
B.S. in Mathematics from Harvey Mudd
College. Studying towards PhD in Business at
Stanford Univ.
College. Studying towards PhD in Business at
Stanford Univ.
Dr. Umut Eser
Cellarity, Head of Machine
Learning Department, Former
Researcher at Harvard Medical School
Learning Department, Former
Researcher at Harvard Medical School
Johanna O’day
Researcher at Stanford Bio-X Interdisciplinary
Biosciences Institute “Mechanical Engineering
and Neuroscience”
Biosciences Institute “Mechanical Engineering
and Neuroscience”
Darrel Deo
Researcher at Stanford Bio-X
Interdisciplinary Biosciences Institute
“BioRobotics”
Interdisciplinary Biosciences Institute
“BioRobotics”
Carl Britto MBBS (MD) DPhil (PhD)
Pediatric Intensivist. Scientist.
Programs by Age Group
We offer two main programs tailored to different age groups:
| Advanced Middle School Math | Advanced High School Math | AI & Machine Learning Track (All Ages) |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended for advanced 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. Foundations of mathematical reasoning Introduction to proof-writing Problem-solving strategies Competition math preparation | Recommended for advanced 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders. Advanced algebra and calculus Proof-based mathematics Linear algebra and complex numbers Real analysis introduction | Python programming fundamentals Neural networks and deep learning Hands-on AI projects No prior experience required |
Master Math in an Intensive Camp This Summer!
CyberMath Academy’s Summer Math Camps are selective programs for students who want to sharpen their math skills in the inspiring atmosphere of world-class academic venues. Our camps provide a challenging environment where students master mathematics alongside brilliant peers from around the globe.
Each location offers:
Personalized attention from expert instructors
Daily math instruction and AI workshops
Cultural excursions and social activities
Safe, supervised residential environment
International student community
Prestigious University Campus Tours & Innovation Lab Visits
| Boston (Harvard Camp) | Silicon Valley (Stanford Camp) | Oxford Camp |
|---|---|---|
| Harvard Yard & John Harvard Statue Widener Library MIT Campus Tour Museum of Science Freedom Trail Quincy Market Boston Duck Tour Charles River walk | Stanford University campus tour Google Headquarters tour Apple Park visitor center NVIDIA campus Meta/Facebook campus Computer History Museum Innovation lab visits San Francisco excursion | Oxford University walking tour Bodleian Library Christ Church College (Harry Potter) Ashmolean Museum London excursion Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare's birthplace) Cotswolds villages Stonehenge weekend trip (multi-week) |
Admissions and Placement
Outstanding Faculty
Our Summer Math Camp instructors include IMO medalists, AI researchers, and PhDs from Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Oxford, and other top institutions. Please see our faculty page for complete instructor biographies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do CyberMath classes cover?
Our classes emphasize mathematical reasoning, proof-writing, and real-world applications. We balance theory, computation, examples, and applications. In addition to advanced mathematics, we offer a dedicated AI & Machine Learning track at all locations, blending cutting-edge computational thinking with hands-on problem-solving.
Are there any age limits?
No lower age limits. Students may enroll in Advanced Middle School Math if not yet started high school, and Advanced High School Math if not yet enrolled in college. Past students include 5th graders in High School Math and 3rd graders in Middle School Math.
How do placement exams work?
Two-exam series: Middle School Exam (pre-algebra through 8th grade math) and High School Exam (Algebra 2 / Integrated Math 3). 8th grade and below start at Middle School Foundations; high scores may qualify for High School courses. 9th–12th graders start at High School Foundations; high scores may qualify for High School Mastery.
What if I’m not happy with my course placement?
Contact us at [email protected]. General policy: students remain in assigned courses for 3–4 days before switching, with exceptions considered case-by-case.
Does CyberMath provide grades and certificates?
Yes. Letter grades (A–F) with instructor comments. Certificate of Completion for all students. Certificate of Mastery for grades B or higher. Passed/Not Passed option available upon request.
Can instructors write recommendation letters?
Case-by-case basis for students with A- or higher, active participation, and academic integrity. Two weeks’ notice required.
What are prerequisites for High School courses?
High School Foundations: Score ≥70 on Middle School Exam, or B+ in previous Middle School Foundations, or SAT Math ≥700, ACT Math ≥30, AMC 8 ≥15, AMC 10 ≥60, or MATHCOUNTS State qualifier.
High School Mastery: Score ≥70 on High School Exam, or B+ in previous High School Foundations, or AP Calculus ≥3, IB Math HL ≥5, AMC 10 ≥90, AMC 12 ≥75, or SAT Math Level 2 ≥750.
What is the social atmosphere like?
Students collaborate on challenging problems, chat, play sports, and bond during outdoor activities and field trips. International community of motivated learners.
What daily activities are offered outside of classes?
Bowling, museum visits, chaperoned free time, and location-specific tours: Boston’s Freedom Trail, Silicon Valley tech company tours, Oxford’s historic landmarks.
Is there an AI & Machine Learning track?
Yes – available at all three locations. Integrates computational thinking and real-world AI applications into the math curriculum. No prior experience required.
What makes CyberMath different from other summer math camps?
Most summer math camps offer either competition training or generic enrichment. CyberMath is different:
✅ Faculty: Our instructors are IMO medalists and active AI researchers — they don’t just teach, they mentor.
✅ Curriculum: We’re the only program integrating advanced mathematics with a full AI/Machine Learning track. Students prove theorems in the morning and implement neural networks in the afternoon.
✅ Locations: Classes at Harvard Faculty Club, Stanford-area Menlo College, and historic St Edward’s Oxford — not anonymous conference rooms.
✅ Community: Selective admissions bring together motivated peers from around the world. Many friendships last a lifetime.
✅ Results: Our alumni consistently gain admission to Ivy League and top-tier universities, with recommendation letters from world-class faculty.