iD Tech Camps at Carnegie Mellon University

iD Tech Camps at Carnegie Mellon University offers iD Tech Camps for ages 7-17. The program includes day and overnight options, with beginner to advanced levels, and the page also lists Coding Summer Camps and Minecraft Summer Camps for ages 7-17.

Programs

• iD Tech Camps — 7-17 · $1,099 · 1 week; day and overnight options; beginner to advanced
• Coding Summer Camps — 7-17 · Ages 7-17; skill level beginner to advanced
• Minecraft Summer Camps — 7-17 · Ages 7-17; skill level beginner to advanced

At a glance

• Ages: 7–17 years old
• Price range: $1,099
• General schedule: Check-in and get settled in the labs at 8:30–9am; morning announcements, icebreakers, and team-building activities at 9am; course work begins at 9:30am; lunch at noon; more instruction at 1pm; computer break at 2:30pm; continue working on course projects at 3:15pm; wrap-up at 4:30pm; pick-up time for day campers 4:30–5pm; dinner for overnight campers at 6pm; free time at 7pm; lights out at 10pm.

About the provider

iD Tech was founded in 1999, and the page says it has over 25 years of experience. It has a 4.4 rating with 3,873 reviews, is described as the original and most trusted youth STEM educator, is trusted by over 1,000,000 parents, follows American Camp Association accredited guidelines, and uses 100% USA-based adult instructors recruited from universities such as Stanford and NYU.

What families say

“The spirit of innovation and creativity I felt around my students while teaching Unity led me toward my career as a professional game designer. My time at iD Tech taught me that no dream is too big, and that brilliant ideas can come from anywhere.” — Aspen, Associate Designer at Bethesda Softworks

“The opportunity to create an environment of collaboration, inclusion, and creativity was a truly special experience. The skills I honed while teaching at iD Tech led me to my software engineering roles at ESPN and the Walt Disney Company.” — Brian M., Software Engineer at Disney

“I never imagined that a summer job could have such a lasting impact on my career. Teaching kids to develop video games was অত্যremely gratifying, and it reinforced my love of programming. The skills I honed at iD Tech led me to become an engineer at Amazon then Airbnb.” — Cody R., Software Engineer at Airbnb

Last updated October 24, 2026.