UAB Summer Camps

All programs are required to register with UAB’s Youth Protection Office. Registration includes UAB hosted or sponsored camps as well as camps using UAB facilities (such as coach run camps). Once a summer program or camp is registered with UAB’s Youth Protection Office, it does not need to register as an event.

Incoming high school freshmen and all high school students are eligible to apply to attend the 2024 Ada Long Creative Writing Workshop Summer Camp. From June 10-28, the 30 selected students will have the opportunity to work closely with accredited industry professionals.
UAB’s Collat School of Business will host a weeklong business-focused summer camp June 10-14 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Twenty Birmingham-area high school students will be chosen from a pool of applicants to attend. 

Camp CSI: Birmingham is designed to show high school students the reality behind the forensic science depicted in popular culture. Students will receive hands-on training in collecting evidence, dusting for fingerprints, searching for blood stains and even analyzing DNA evidence.

The camps will offer high-school students opportunities to get hands-on experience designing, building and programming drones and remote-controlled “Rover” vehicles.
Middle and high school students can register today for a comprehensive, music-making summer camp experience in the Magic City.

ArtPlay at the University of Alabama at Birmingham will present in-person summer camps for 2024. Three musical theater camps for children are accepting registrations now. See a list of classes and register at AlysStephens.org. ArtPlay Musical Theatre Camps take place in UAB’s Alys Stephens Center, 1200 10th Ave. South, Birmingham.

ArtPlay at the University of Alabama at Birmingham will present in-person summer camps for 2024. Three visual arts camps for children ages 7-12 are accepting registrations now. See a list of classes and register at AlysStephens.org.