HARVARD UNIVERSITY • BOSTON SUMMER 2027 • AGES 9-16

CyberMath Academy
at Harvard University

Classes will be held at the distinguished Harvard Faculty Club, located within the historic campus of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Nestled in the intellectual heart of Harvard Square, this iconic academic venue offers an inspiring and refined environment perfectly suited for an intensive Mathematics Summer Program.

Date
Harvard Summer Camp: Dates to be announced
Ages
9–16 year olds
Middle & High School
Location
Harvard Faculty Club
Cambridge, MA
Tuition
Please see below
Day & Residential
Camp dates to be announced — please check back soon or apply to be notified.
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Why Choose CyberMath’s Best Summer Math Camp?

Expert Faculty

Learn from IMO medalists and AI researchers from prestigious academic institutions – at prestigious academic venues. Meet Our Instructors →

Unique Curriculum

Focus on reasoning, proof-writing, real-world applications, and hands-on AI & ML projects – delivered at prestigious academic venues. Explore Courses →

Fun Activities

Historic city tours in Boston, campus visits, Freedom Trail, Quincy Market, Duck Tours, Charles River walks – all near your prestigious academic venue.

We offer two main programs tailored to different age groups:

Advanced Middle School Math
Recommended for advanced 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders.
Advanced High School Math
Recommended for advanced 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders.

Learn more about our courses in our Course Catalog.

Master Math in an Intensive Camp This Summer!

CyberMath Academy’s Summer Math Camp in Boston, MA is a selective summer program for students who would like to sharpen their math skills in the inspiring and motivating atmosphere of an Ivy League College. Our math camp provides a challenging environment in summer for students in which they master mathematics with the participation of brilliant students from all over the globe.

Courses offered in our Summer Math Camps

Advanced Middle School Math
Recommended for advanced 4th-8th graders
Advanced High School Math
Recommended for advanced 9th-12th graders

Please visit our course catalog for more information on our courses! Course Catalog →

Outstanding Teachers!
Harvard Summer Math Camp 2027 | AI & ML for Ages 9-16 — Please see our faculty page for our instructors. Instructors will be some of the instructors listed on our faculty page or other outstanding teachers with similar credentials. Meet Teachers →

Prestigious University Campus Tours and Innovation Lab Visits

Prestigious University Campus Tours and innovation lab visits are scheduled each year. We will visit the historical places to see first-hand where the United States was founded and learn about its history. Walk along The Freedom Trail, try many tastes at Quincy Market, and when tired of walking hop on a Duck Tour to see the city from the river. Feel the vibrant energy of Boston’s most famous university districts and take a walk along the beautiful Charles River.

Harvard Campus Experience

  • Harvard Yard & John Harvard Statue
  • Widener Library
  • MIT Campus Tour
  • Museum of Science
  • Freedom Trail & Quincy Market
  • Boston Duck Tour & Charles River walk

Guest Lectures by leading researchers

Leading researchers from top academic institutions join us each summer for inspiring talks and Q&A.

Guest Lectures by leading researchers from top academic institutions

Dr. Michele Catasta
Dr. Michele Catasta
Computer Science
“Hybrid Human-Machine Information Systems”
Dr. Nuh Gedik
Dr. Nuh Gedik
B.S. in Mathematics from Harvey Mudd College. Studying towards PhD in Business
Dr. Umut Eser
Dr. Umut Eser
Cellarity, Head of Machine Learning, Former Researcher at Harvard Medical School
Johanna O’day
Johanna O’day
Researcher at Bio-X Interdisciplinary Biosciences Institute
“Mechanical Engineering and Neuroscience”
Darrel Deo
Darrel Deo
Researcher at Bio-X Interdisciplinary Biosciences Institute “BioRobotics”
Carl Britto
Carl Britto MBBS (MD) DPhil (PhD)
Pediatric Intensivist. Scientist.

Schedule of Activities

All dates to be announced — schedule structure below is representative of our Harvard program.

DateMorningAfternoon
Sun (Arrival)International Students Arrive
Mon (Day 1)Residential Students Arrive
Middle School Exam / High School Exam		Orientation and settling
TueOpeningGuest Lecture
WedMath ClassesStudy Time
ThuMath ClassesStudy Time
FriMath ClassesPrestigious University Campus Tour, Students’ Forum
SatMath ClassesPrestigious University Campus Tour
SunBoston City Tour for Residential StudentsActivities, Field Trips
MonActivities, Field TripsActivities, Field Trips
Tue-ThuMath ClassesStudy Time
Fri (Closing)Math ClassesAward Ceremony and Departure

Daily Schedule

TimeActivityNotes
7:15 – 8:15 amBreakfastResidential Students Only
8:15 – 8:45 amDay students arrive
9:00 am – 1:00 pmMorning Classes
1:00 – 2:00 pmLunch and Activity timeConversation with teachers/counselors
2:00 – 4:00 pmAfternoon ActivitiesTests, Competitions, Activities, Trips
4:30 – 5:00 pmDay students depart
5:00 – 6:00 pmFree timeResidential Only*
6:00 – 7:15 pmDinnerResidential Only*
7:30 – 9:00 pmStudy TimeResidential Only*
9:00 – 10:30 pmFree TimeResidential Only
10:45 pmLights OutResidential Only

* Day students who wish to attend supervised evening recreational and academic activities at the residential program may do so for an additional fee. The cost will be $890 (including dinner and all activities).

Airport Pickup

Domestic residential and international students who will be staying with us overnight at our summer math camp are expected to arrive at Boston Logan International Airport or at the camp site between 7 am – 7 pm on arrival day (dates to be announced). For tuition and fees, please see below.

Tuition and Dates

Camp dates to be announced — tuition structure below is for reference. Early registration discounts apply.

Tuition TypeStart DateDay StudentResidential Student
Super-Late RegistrationMay$3,899$7,499
Final RegistrationUp to June 15$3,999$7,699

Residential Tuition covers classes & teaching materials, activities, accommodation, meals and in-camp transportation. Payment must be made by the deadlines listed above to benefit from discounts.

Fees

  • Airport Pickup/Dropoff fee: $150 each way
  • Lunch Fee for Day Students: $350 (Day Students might choose to bring their own lunch or purchase lunch at the University.)
  • Evening Activities Fee for Day Campers: $890 (For day campers who would like to attend our evening study hours and get help from our teachers)
  • You can save up to $1000 by registering early!

Admissions and Placement

Please fill out the form below to apply. Please provide as much detailed information on the student’s background as possible:

Background Information (not required for returning students): Please provide the student’s background. Please include student’s academic achievements, GPA, any Honors or AP Courses taken, competition experience, any year-round or summer advanced courses/camps that the student has participated in.

We will get back to you with an admission decision and payment details if the student is admitted. All students will take a placement test on the day before the first instructional day of our summer camps, and will be assigned to their appropriate groups according to the results of their exam(s) and the background information provided on their application.

We continuously monitor our students’ progress throughout the camp and make adjustments to their assignments when necessary. If you would like to discuss your child’s placement, please do not hesitate to give us a call or email us at [email protected]

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do CyberMath classes cover? ▼
The Course Catalog page provides a comprehensive overview of our curriculum structure, academic emphasis, and instructional philosophy. Our Harvard-based Mathematics Summer Program is designed to cultivate advanced reasoning, analytical depth, and mathematical communication skills that extend far beyond competition preparation. While previous years included strong competition-oriented elements, our redesigned curriculum now places greater emphasis on proof-based reasoning, formal mathematical writing, logical rigor, and conceptual mastery across middle school, high school, and early undergraduate mathematics. Students engage in structured proof workshops, advanced problem-solving laboratories, collaborative modeling projects, and research-style exploration modules. In addition to advanced mathematics, we offer a dedicated AI & Machine Learning track hosted at Harvard Faculty Club. This interdisciplinary pathway integrates computational thinking, algorithmic reasoning, and real-world AI applications with mathematical foundations. No prior programming experience is required.
Are there any age limits? ▼
We do not impose strict lower age or grade limits. Students may enroll in Advanced Middle School Math provided they have not yet begun high school (9th grade equivalent), and Advanced High School Math provided they are not currently enrolled in a post-secondary institution. Historically, we have welcomed highly motivated learners as early as 3rd grade in our Advanced Middle School track and 5th grade in our Advanced High School track. Placement is determined by readiness and demonstrated mathematical maturity rather than age alone.
How do the placement exams work? ▼
Placement examinations are administered in person at the Harvard Faculty Club within Harvard University one day prior to the official start of the program. These assessments ensure that students are placed in an academically appropriate and intellectually challenging environment. The placement process consists of two examinations: Middle School Exam and High School Exam. Students in 8th grade or below begin with the Middle School Exam. High school students take the High School Exam directly. Past placement exams are available on our Past Exams page.
What should I do if I am not satisfied with my course placement? ▼
Students and families may contact us at [email protected] or speak directly with our Program Coordinator onsite at Harvard. As a general guideline, students remain in their assigned course for 3–4 instructional days before transfer requests are reviewed.
Does CyberMath Academy provide grades or certificates? ▼
Students receive formal letter grades (A–F scale) accompanied by detailed instructor feedback. Grades reflect objective mastery; there is no grading curve. Students may alternatively select a Passed/Not Passed option prior to the first day. Upon completion at Harvard Faculty Club, each participant receives a Certificate of Completion during our formal Awards Ceremony. Students earning a B or higher may qualify for a Certificate of Mastery.
Can instructors write letters of recommendation? ▼
Letters of recommendation may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Requests should be submitted to [email protected] and include the student’s name, course, year of attendance, instructor, final grade, and samples of academic work where possible. We recommend submitting requests at least two weeks in advance.
Are there prerequisite requirements? ▼
High School Foundations and High School Mastery courses require demonstrated readiness through placement exam performance or prior coursework. Waivers may be granted based on advanced academic credentials such as strong SAT/ACT math scores, AP/IB results, AMC performance, or completion of advanced pre-calculus or calculus coursework.
What is the social and campus atmosphere like? ▼
Hosted at the Harvard Faculty Club, students experience a refined yet vibrant academic setting in the heart of Harvard Square. Beyond structured classes, participants collaborate on advanced problem-solving challenges, engage in guided campus explorations, participate in supervised recreational activities, and build meaningful peer connections.
What are daily activities outside of class? ▼
Outside instructional hours, students participate in structured campus tours, cultural visits within Cambridge and Boston, supervised group activities, and reflective study sessions. Activities are designed to complement academic growth with cultural enrichment and community engagement — all within the secure and inspiring surroundings of Harvard University.
Is there an AI & Machine Learning track at Harvard? ▼
Yes. Our AI & Machine Learning track is fully integrated into the Harvard Faculty Club program. Students explore the mathematical foundations of artificial intelligence, including logic systems, probability, introductory machine learning models, and ethical AI considerations. No prior programming experience is required.
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