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The programs below match the starting criteria All these programs match the starting criteria International Relations & Diplomacy, outside the US, and grades 6–12.Refine these results further (e.g. by dates, length, budget, etc.) or start a different search.
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International Relations & DiplomacyGlobal & LanguageWriting & HumanitiesApplication
Diplomacy & Government (Amsterdam)
CIEE
Dates:
2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$7,350
Location:
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Group Housing
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Day trips to The Hague (meetings with policymakers, a visit to the International Court of Justice) and Brussels (EU decision-making bodies), plus a role-playing simulation at the Parlamentarium in Amsterdam. Students work in groups to debate positions on a current global challenge.
International Relations & DiplomacyGlobal & LanguageWriting & HumanitiesApplication
Diplomacy & Government (Brussels)
CIEE
Dates:
2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$7,150
Location:
Brussels, Belgium
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Residential (Homestay)
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Students live with a host family in Brussels. The session includes visits to the European Parliament (including the Hemicycle) and the Parlamentarium, and ends with a student debate on a current global challenge and a proposed peace-building initiative. There is a day trip to Dinant and the Caves of Han, plus a hands-on chocolate-making workshop.
International Relations & DiplomacyGlobal & LanguageWriting & HumanitiesApplication
Diplomacy & Government (Tallinn)
CIEE
Dates:
2 sessions between Jun 16–Jul 28, 2027 (3 weeks options)
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$5,850
Location:
Tallinn, Estonia
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Residential (Homestay)
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Visit to the U.S. Embassy in Tallinn with senior diplomatic officials. Negotiation simulations and conflict resolution exercises; students propose a peace-building initiative. Excursions to coastal cities (Pärnu, Kuressaare, or Haapsalu).
International Relations & DiplomacyGlobal & LanguageWriting & HumanitiesApplication
Diplomacy & Government in East Asia (Seoul, South Korea & Taipei, Taiwan)
CIEE
Dates:
Jul 8–28, 2027
Length:
3 weeks
Cost:
$9,150
Location:
Seoul, South Korea & Taipei, Taiwan
Grades:
Current grades 9-12
Format:
Group Housing
Deadline:
Jan 20, 2027
Multi-destination program starting in Seoul (debates on current East Asian issues, a visit to the DMZ) and culminating in a final mock negotiation in Taipei; overnight excursion to Hsinchu, Chiayi, and Kaohsiung (including the TSMC Museum of Innovation) via Taiwan's high-speed rail. Only the CIEE Academic Merit Award is available for this program -- the need-based Global Navigator Scholarship (GNS) is not.
Three-week program on international relations and the European Union, starting in Frankfurt, with a 10-day homestay attending a local German school, and visits to Berlin's Bundestag, an embassy, Brussels, and Luxembourg.
International Law & Politics at University of Oxford
National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC)
Dates:
3 sessions between Jun 27–Aug 7, 2027 (12 days options)
Length:
12 days
Cost:
$6,695
Location:
University of Oxford colleges, Oxford, England
Ages:
14–18 with at least one year of high school completed, through graduating seniors
Format:
Residential
A twelve-day NSLC summer program at University of Oxford where high school students explore international law and politics through diplomatic negotiations, parliamentary debates and challenges involving global cooperation, alongside leadership workshops and site visits.
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, Psychology, or World History), a minor in each two-week half, and an independent capstone. Certificate of Completion, not college credit.
