The Museum of the Future has announced the return of its Future Heroes Summer Camp for the fourth consecutive year.

This year’s camp will run from 21 July to 7 August 2025, offering a rich and engaging experience for children aged 6 to 13.

The camp features a vibrant lineup of educational activities, hands-on workshops, and interactive experiences. Organizers revealed that the program aims to spark creativity and curiosity among young minds.

Each of the three weeks will focus on a different theme. These include:

• Sustainability, innovation, and space science
• Entrepreneurship and personal development

Participants will be grouped by age to ensure age-appropriate activities that match their developmental stages. This approach helps keep children actively engaged throughout the camp.

According to the Museum of the Future, the 2025 edition will address global topics like climate change, robotics, and interactive storytelling. Children will also engage in real-world challenges and discussions inspired by current issues.

The camp will include opportunities to:

• Design smart applications
• Program robots
• Experiment with 3D printing

In addition, campers will interact with a variety of inspiring personalities from different fields.

This initiative reflects the Museum of the Future’s mission to serve as a platform for knowledge and a hub for innovation. It also supports Dubai’s broader vision to become a global leader in creativity and technological advancement.

Organizers reported that the camp equips participants with key skills in design thinking, leadership, and communication.

The Museum of the Future invites the next generation to explore immersive learning and become tomorrow’s changemakers.

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