CAMMP (Computational and Mathematical Modelling Programme) is an extracurricular project in which pupils of various ages work together with teachers in a range of workshop and event formats to actively tackle real-world and socially relevant problems. The focus is on mathematical modelling and the use of computer-aided methods. The issues addressed stem from everyday life, industry or research, and bring to life the social significance of (school) mathematics and simulation sciences.

CAMMP was founded in 2011 as a student laboratory at RWTH Aachen University. In January 2018, the programme was also introduced at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), where it is supported as part of the Simulated Worlds project. Since 2023, CAMMP has also been represented at the University of Salzburg, and since this year at the University of Stuttgart as well. In total, CAMMP now has sites at RWTH Aachen University, KIT in Karlsruhe, the University of Stuttgart and the University of Salzburg, and works in close collaboration with the Simulated Worlds project at the University of Stuttgart.