Start exploring Entrepreneurship summer programs

Dates:

2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)

Length:

3 weeks

Cost:

$6,700

Location:

Berlin, Germany

Grades:

Current grades 9-12

Format:

Residential (Homestay)

Deadline:

Jan 20, 2027

Visit to a Berlin startup incubator; students develop and pitch a business concept. Overnight excursion to Leipzig (Völkerschlachtdenkmal monument, music history).

Dates:

2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)

Length:

3 weeks

Cost:

$6,700

Location:

Dublin, Ireland

Grades:

Current grades 9-12

Format:

Group Housing

Deadline:

Jan 20, 2027

Tours of Dublin's 'Silicon Docks' tech hub and small businesses (Container Coffee, Rolling Donut). Visit to Windmill Lane Recording Studios (U2's creative home). Students pitch a business venture to a panel of experts. Minimum age 15.

Dates:

2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)

Length:

3 weeks

Cost:

$6,150

Location:

São Paulo, Brazil

Grades:

Current grades 9-12

Format:

Residential (Homestay)

Deadline:

Jan 20, 2027

Students develop a startup concept and pitch it to local mentors. Includes a visit to an Indigenous (Guarani) community at Tenondé Porã Territory, a hike in Serra da Cantareira urban forest, and a churrasco (Brazilian barbecue).

Dates:

2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)

Length:

3 weeks

Cost:

$7,350

Location:

Singapore, Singapore

Grades:

Current grades 9-12

Format:

Group Housing

Deadline:

Jan 20, 2027

Students use the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a framework to pitch a sustainable business concept and present a prototype at an 'ideas fair,' including business-owner interviews in the Kampong Glam district. Includes a ropes course at Forest Adventure; excursions to Pulau Ubin and Malacca (UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Dates:

Jul 8–28, 2027

Length:

3 weeks

Cost:

$9,200

Location:

Dublin, Ireland / Copenhagen, Denmark / Berlin, Germany

Grades:

Current grades 9-12

Format:

Group Housing

Deadline:

Jan 20, 2027

Traveling program across three capitals; students develop a business concept and pitch to a panel of professionals. Visits Station (Copenhagen's student-run innovation hub) and the Berlin Wall Memorial. Minimum age 15. Only the Academic Merit Award applies; the need-based Global Navigator Scholarship is not available.

Dates:

2 sessions between Jul 5–Aug 5, 2027 (2 weeks (15 days) options)

Length:

2 weeks (15 days)

Cost:

£6,650 (about $8,783)

Location:

St Edmund's College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England

Ages:

13-18 per program site (matches completed grades 7–12 in search filters)

Format:

Residential

Two-week residential summer school at St Edmund's College, Cambridge for 13–18-year-olds from around the world, pairing a three-hour morning academic course (Business & Entrepreneurship, Debate, English Language, Journalism, or Study Skills) with an afternoon elective (Outdoor Leadership, Photography, Tennis, or Theatre), plus evening programmes, clan competitions, and Saturday cultural trips.

Dates:

2 sessions between Jun 30–Aug 15, 2027 (3 weeks (22 days) options)

Length:

3 weeks (22 days)

Cost:

£8,650 (about $11,424)

Location:

St Salvator's Hall, University of St Andrews, St Andrews, Scotland

Ages:

13-18 per program site (matches completed grades 7–12 in search filters)

Format:

Residential

Three-week residential summer school in St Salvator's Hall at the University of St Andrews for 13–18-year-olds from around the world, pairing a three-hour morning academic course (Business & Entrepreneurship, Creative Writing, Debate, English Language, IB Extended Essay, Study Skills, or Youth Leadership) with an afternoon elective (Art, Film, Golf, Tennis, or Theatre), plus evening programmes, clan competitions, and Saturday cultural trips.

Dates:

Jul 3–30, 2027

Length:

28 days

Cost:

$15,790 (£11,870)

Location:

Oxford, United Kingdom

Grades:

Completing grades 9-12 (motivated rising 9th graders also considered)

Format:

Residential

Four-week residential honors session at Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford. Students take one major for the full session (Business & Entrepreneurship, International Relations, Medicine, Psychology, or World History), a minor in each two-week half, and an independent capstone. Certificate of Completion, not college credit.