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    Engineering Bootcamp
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    Engineering Bootcamp

    by Curtin University Dubai

    Engineering Bootcamp introduces engineering through practical drawing, electronics, robotics, and sustainability workshops, ending with an SDG pitch challenge.

    Last verified: 15 Oct 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens

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    Engineering Bootcamp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    High school, Grade 11 and above

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 16-18

    Location / Region

    Curtin University Dubai, DIAC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Cost

    Free

    Duration

    6 days

    Format

    In-person

    Next deadline

    Not announced · Next cycle not announced

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    Class size: 30 students
    Certificate / Outcome: Certificate of Participation
    Latest verified cycle: 2026
    Campus experience: Practical university workshops
    Tutors / faculty: Curtin faculty and industry experts
    Sessions / cadence: 6 × 4-hour sessions, Monday–Saturday

    Engineering Bootcamp summary

    Engineering Bootcamp combines drawing, electronics, robotics, and sustainability workshops led by Curtin Dubai faculty and industry experts.

    Students practise with AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Arduino before applying their learning in an SDG pitch challenge.

    It suits students who want to test their interest across several engineering activities before choosing a deeper subject focus.

    What is Engineering Bootcamp?

    Engineering Bootcamp is a practical engineering introduction organized by Curtin University Dubai. Its workshops connect computer-aided drawing and design with electronics, robotics, and sustainable engineering.

    Students create drawings, build and test circuits, and program Arduino-based robots through guided activities. Curtin faculty and industry experts lead the workshops, with an SDG pitch challenge bringing the program to a close.

    Why Succeed highlights Engineering Bootcamp

    • The agenda connects engineering drawing with physical circuit building and robotics, giving students several ways to explore the subject.

    • Named tools—AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Arduino—make the practical learning focus concrete.

    • Sustainability workshops bring environmental considerations into technical design.

    • The final SDG pitch challenge asks students to apply and communicate their learning.

    • Named instructors and workshop leadership from faculty and industry experts provide useful teaching context.

    Who is Engineering Bootcamp for?

    Best for

    Students deciding whether they enjoy practical engineering, especially drawing, electronics, robotics, and sustainable design.

    Not ideal if

    You want extended specialization in one engineering discipline or cannot commit to attending every program day.

    Is Engineering Bootcamp worth it?

    This is a useful subject taster if you want to compare digital design with electronics and robotics through practical work. The sustainability session and pitch challenge also connect technical activities with explaining an engineering idea.

    The broad agenda means time is divided across several topics, so expect introductory exposure rather than sustained specialization. Its value depends on how actively you participate and reflect on which activities you want to pursue further.

    A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    Free; includes Daily engineering workshops., Practical activities using AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Arduino., Certificate of Participation with full attendance..

    Provider details

    Review the Curtin University Dubai provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    Dates and logistics

    6 days; Curtin University Dubai, DIAC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does Engineering Bootcamp need?

    Effort level

    Moderate, with 24 scheduled hours of practical activities.

    Best started

    Allow a few weeks before the scheduled start to organize documents, guardian consent, and your laptop.

    Main challenge

    Keeping pace as the technical focus changes each day.

    Typical preparation

    • Prepare your passport and Emirates ID copies and arrange the requested parent or guardian NOC.

    • Plan to attend every day and arrive for the 9:45am check-in.

    • Review basic drawing and circuit concepts as optional preparation for the practical workshops.

    Useful if

    You want to identify which engineering activities interest you most.

    What do students do on Engineering Bootcamp?

    You move through daily practical workshops that connect digital drawing with working circuits, programmable robots, and sustainable engineering ideas. The sequence ends with an SDG pitch challenge.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Create 2D and 3D drawings using AutoCAD.

    2. 2

      Explore SolidWorks and solve AutoCAD 2D drawing problems.

    3. 3

      Learn electronic component basics, then build and test circuits.

    4. 4

      Build and program Arduino-based robots.

    5. 5

      Explore sustainable engineering practices, eco-friendly designs, and engineering project demonstrations.

    6. 6

      Take part in the SDG pitch challenge and attend the awards ceremony.

    Engineering Bootcamp dates and deadlines

    Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.

    Programme dates

    6-11 July 2026

    Monday–Saturday, 10am–2pm; check-in at 9:45am.

    Reference date

    SDG Challenge

    11 July 2026

    Pitch challenge and awards ceremony, 10am–2pm.

    Reference date

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Designed for high school students in Grade 11 and above.

    • Attend every program day, including Day 1.

    • Bring your own laptop for practical sessions.

    • Prepare passport and Emirates ID copies for registration.

    • Provide the requested parent or legal guardian NOC.

    How much does Engineering Bootcamp cost?

    Program fee

    Free

    What's included

    Daily engineering workshops., Practical activities using AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Arduino., Certificate of Participation with full attendance.

    How to apply to Engineering Bootcamp

    1. 1

      Use Curtin University Dubai’s Engineering Bootcamp registration form.

    2. 2

      Have your passport and Emirates ID copies ready when completing registration.

    3. 3

      Access the NOC form during registration and provide the requested parent or legal guardian consent.

    4. 4

      Submit your registration for first-come, first-served processing and participant shortlisting.

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    What does Engineering Bootcamp cover?

    The program covers the following focus areas.

    Engineering drawing and CAD

    Practise AutoCAD 2D and 3D drawing and explore SolidWorks.

    Electronic circuits

    Learn electronic component basics and build and test circuits.

    Arduino robotics

    Build and program Arduino-based robots through practical activities.

    Sustainable engineering

    Explore sustainable practices, eco-friendly technologies, designs, and project demonstrations.

    SDG pitch challenge

    Apply workshop learning in the final-day SDG Pitch Challenge.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Engineering Bootcamp?

    A typical day during the program.

    Daily check in

    Arrive before the workshop begins.

    Workshop sessions

    Six four-hour sessions cover drawing, circuits, robotics, sustainability, and the SDG challenge.

    Who teaches on Engineering Bootcamp?

    Curtin Dubai faculty and industry experts lead the workshops, with Professor Chithirai Pon Selvan and Mahesh Nagaraj named as instructors. Selvan heads the School of Science and Engineering and has more than 23 years of academic experience, while Nagaraj has more than eight years of teaching and student-relations experience.

    Where do students stay on Engineering Bootcamp?

    Non-residential plan

    • University workshop setting: Daytime practical workshops take place at Curtin University Dubai, DIAC.

    What happens after Engineering Bootcamp?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Receive a Certificate of Participation with full attendance.

    Develop practical experience in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Arduino.

    Build familiarity with electronic circuits and programmable robots.

    Explore sustainable engineering practices and communicate ideas through an SDG pitch.

    Where does Engineering Bootcamp take place?

    The program takes place at Curtin University Dubai in Dubai International Academic City, United Arab Emirates. Transport services may be available at an additional cost.

    Engineering Bootcamp FAQs

    Workshops cover AutoCAD drawing, SolidWorks, electronic circuits, Arduino robotics, and sustainable engineering. The final day features an SDG pitch challenge and an awards ceremony.

    The program is designed for high school students in Grade 11 and above. Curtin describes the concepts as too advanced for younger grades.

    Keep passport and Emirates ID copies ready. The registration form also requests a parent or legal guardian NOC and provides access to the NOC form.

    Yes. Students must bring their own laptops for the practical sessions.

    Students must attend every program day to receive the Certificate of Participation. Attendance is tracked daily, and students who miss Day 1 cannot join partway through.

    Curtin Dubai faculty and industry experts lead the workshops. The named instructors are Professor Chithirai Pon Selvan and Mahesh Nagaraj.

    Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, with students shortlisted from submissions. The program is limited to 30 students.

    Transport services may be available at an additional cost. The camp itself is free to attend.

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    • Engineering Bootcamp 2026 | Curtin University Dubai

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    What we verified (on 15 Oct 2026)

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    • Workshop agenda checked

    • Grade guidance reviewed

    • Registration requirements checked

    • Attendance conditions reviewed

    • Certificate conditions checked

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