The world is your classroom
7 residential camps at 4 universities across 3 cities - Harvard, Cambridge Judge, the University of Geneva and Salamanca. Small cohorts, undergraduate mentors, and a project your child presents before they fly home.
- 7 campsSummer & winter
- 4 universitiesHost campuses
- 3 citiesWorldwide
- 5-day rhythmOn campus
Next departuresBook the flights around these
Confirmed dates first. Places are allocated in the order applications are completed.
- December 2026Future Sustainability Innovators ProgrammeUniversity of Geneva · Geneva, Switzerland · Grades 8-12
- 13 - 19 December 2026 · Dec 2026Entrepreneurship Powered by AIUniversity of Salamanca · Salamanca, Spain · Grades 9-12
- 3 - 10 January 2027 · 10 - 17 January 2027HCUS Young Global Leaders Winter CampHarvard University · Cambridge, USA · Grades 8-12
Choose the campus
Filter by destination and season. Every camp is residential, supervised and taught on campus.
Geneva, SwitzerlandFuture Sustainability Innovators Programme
Tackle sustainability at Geneva's SDG FabLab, in the city where global policy is written.
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Salamanca, SpainEntrepreneurship Powered by AI
Innovate, lead and create in Spain - with NYU faculty and eight centuries of university behind you.
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Cambridge, USAHCUS Young Global Leaders Winter Camp
Leadership training on a winter campus, with mentors who were in your seat three years ago.
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Cambridge, USAPre-Med Horizons Program
Six days inside medicine, innovation and health policy - and your own place in what comes next.
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Cambridge, USAPre-Law Horizons Program
A six-day intensive in the law - its history, its contradictions and the questions that define our world.
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Cambridge, USADates soonHCUS Young Global Leaders Summer Camp
The summer edition: leadership, global affairs and a campus in full bloom.
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Cambridge, United KingdomDates soonIGNITE Programme at Cambridge Judge
Sharpen entrepreneurial skills with Cambridge faculty and industry mentors.
Explore campWhat the week actually feels like
Camps are busy on purpose. Here is the shape of a typical week, wherever your child lands.
- 01
Arrival day
Airport pickup window, residence check-in, campus walk and the first team dinner.
- 02
Campus mornings
Seminars and labs with mentors who studied here - small rooms, lots of questions.
- 03
City afternoons
Site visits that only make sense in this city: the UN quarter, a start-up cluster, a teaching hospital.
- 04
Capstone evenings
Team work on the project that gets presented at the end of the week.
- 05
Closing ceremony
Presentations to a panel, certificates, photographs and a group that stays in touch.
See a camp from the inside
Filmed at the Geneva camp - the FabLab build days, the international quarter and the final showcase.
What they said afterwards
Unedited notes from families who have already sent a child on a camp.
I arrived not knowing anyone and left with a team I still message every week. Standing up to present at the end was the proudest I have been.
The mentors were undergraduates, so they spoke to my son like a slightly older friend rather than a teacher. That changed how much he asked.
We built the prototype in the FabLab on day four and broke it on day five. Fixing it taught me more than any class this year.
Six days of cases and a moot court at the end. She came home certain she wants to read law - and with the evidence to back it up.
Parents usually ask
Supervision, visas, flights and fees - the five questions every parent asks us first.
How are students supervised?+–
Programme staff supervise students throughout academic hours and group activities, with daily check-ins, staff on the residence floor and a 24/7 emergency contact for families.
Do you help with visas and letters?+–
Yes. Once a place is confirmed we issue an invitation and enrolment letter for the visa appointment, and our team guides families through the documentation for US, UK and Schengen applications.
Are flights and accommodation included?+–
Accommodation and supervised activities are part of the camp fee. International flights, visa fees, insurance and personal spending are not - each camp page lists exactly what is covered.
Can students travel alone?+–
Most do. We share arrival windows and airport guidance, and students are met and accompanied to the residence. Unaccompanied-minor arrangements with airlines are handled by families.
What if the dates are not announced yet?+–
Register interest at no cost. You will hear about dates and early pricing before they are made public, and no deposit is taken until you confirm.
Not sure which campus fits your child?
Twenty minutes with an advisor is usually enough: grade band, travel window, interests, budget - then a shortlist of one or two camps.