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For every Harvard Student in 2026
Build your skillset at these enriching summer programs! Over 300+ courses at prestigious colleges and universities are at your disposal, with topics ranging from science, business, and medicine to surfing in the Pacific and fashion design.
Considering studying abroad this summer? You don’t need to be an NYU student to study at one of NYU’s global sites! NYU’s study abroad experience is unparalleled, with hundreds of courses to choose from and internship opportunities in locations spanning the globe.
Why choose summer study abroad?
Studying abroad during the summer offers ultimate flexibility, allowing you to immerse yourself in a new culture and earn degree credits without leaving your home campus for a semester. NYU’s Office of Global Programs helps coordinate your ideal study abroad experience that is tailored to your academic requirements and interests.
Where can you go with NYU?
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Accra, Ghana
Visiting students at NYU Accra experience a dynamic blend of modern innovation and cultural heritage. With courses in journalism, public health, psychology, and more, as well as an optional internship program, you’ll access unique academic and professional opportunities in one of West Africa’s most vibrant cities. -
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, home to one of Europe’s liveliest art scenes, is a dynamic, affordable center of culture, politics, and architecture with a storied history. Visiting students at NYU Berlin choose from courses in art, German language, food studies, media, psychology, and more. -
Buenos Aires, Argentina
As Argentina’s cosmopolitan center, Buenos Aires offers visiting students a deep dive into Latin American culture and the geopolitics of the global south. NYU Buenos Aires provides courses in Spanish language, Latin American history and culture, public health, and more, in addition to an optional internship program. -
Florence, Italy
Visiting students at NYU Florence experience the cultural richness of Italy, from academic discovery to the exploration of iconic piazzas, palaces, museums, the Tuscan countryside, and beyond. Courses include Italian language, art, history, literature, and more. -
London, England
Learn in the heart of England’s capital, just minutes from the Lyceum Theatre, the Royal Courts of Justice, and the River Thames. Visiting students at NYU London choose from courses in business, architecture, economics, environmental studies, math, and more. -
Madrid, Spain
Madrid offers rich history, stunning architecture, world-class museums, and a lively atmosphere for students. Its central location also makes it an ideal base for exploring Europe from this political and cultural hub. Courses in Spanish language, art, history, politics, and more are available at NYU Madrid. -
Paris, France
Experience the abundance of culture, history, and beauty in the City of Lights during summer study abroad at NYU Paris. Take courses in French language, art history, literature, history, and more. -
Prague, Czech Republic
Visiting students at NYU Prague live and learn in a city steeped in music, architecture, and history. Courses include art history, European history, computer science, and communications. -
Tel Aviv, Israel
Tel Aviv is a vibrant coastal city and the cultural, financial, and technological hub of Israel. Students at NYU Tel Aviv choose from courses exploring the Middle East, politics, emerging media, and the sciences, with the option to complete a summer internship. -
Tulsa, Oklahoma
At NYU Tulsa, you can live, learn, and intern in a small city with massive opportunities. Discover Indigenous culture by engaging with the local Native arts scene. Or study clean energy from Tulsans who are leading the way to the country’s green future. An American city where history and culture blend with innovation, Tulsa offers a truly unique summer study abroad experience. -
Washington, DC
For visiting students interested in politics, journalism, history, or public policy, NYU Washington, DC, is ideal for summer study abroad. Access the capital’s distinctive intellectual, political, and cultural life while completing an internship at a nonprofit, government agency, or corporation.
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Why choose Edconic?
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Edconic partners with the world's most prestigious companies to offer Harvard undergraduates exclusive 4-week, credit-bearing summer programs that bridge the gap between academic learning and professional success. Students from over 100 universities—including Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and Georgetown—have accelerated their careers through our industry-immersive programs that are similar to internships.
What Makes Edconic Different:
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Direct Industry Access: Learn from professionals at Vogue, Sotheby's, Manchester City Football Club, and WIRED. You're not just reading case studies—you're learning from the industry leaders who create them. Our partnerships provide unparalleled access to the strategies, decisions, and innovations shaping global industries.
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Career-Connected Learning: Develop immediately applicable skills through project-based learning. Whether you're analyzing luxury brand positioning with Sotheby's, developing tech product strategies with WIRED, exploring sports business innovation with Manchester City, or diving into fashion business with Vogue, you'll build expertise that employers actively seek.
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Global Professional Network: Join a community of ambitious students from universities worldwide and industry professionals. These connections will assist in your next step after college.
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Multiple Cities, Multiple Pathways: Choose from programs in London, Madrid and New York City across fashion & luxury business, art & cultural leadership, technology & innovation, sports management, and media & journalism. Each program is designed to give you a competitive advantage in your field.
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Academic Credit: Earn credits while gaining practical experience that enhances your degree with real-world relevance.
​Join the next cohort of students who are building the networks, skills, and insider knowledge that set them apart in competitive industries. Your future career starts this summer.
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For students mapping out their summer, the decision often comes down to a familiar tradeoff: make academic progress, or do something that actually feels like a change of pace. Duke Summer Session 2026 offers a rare opportunity to do both. Spending a summer at Duke isn’t about stepping away from rigor—it’s about experiencing it in a new setting, with new perspectives, and at one of the world’s most respected universities.
Why choose Duke?
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​​Duke University Summer Session is open to visiting students from colleges and universities across the U.S. and internationally, including those currently enrolled or recently graduated. For Harvard students, this means the chance to continue building toward majors, minors, certificates, or general education requirements while studying within a different academic culture—one that prizes innovation alongside tradition. Duke’s summer courses span the arts and sciences and include both required, foundational offerings and novel, interdisciplinary classes that encourage exploration and intellectual risk-taking.
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Academically, Duke needs little introduction. As a global leader in research, medicine, and higher education, Duke attracts faculty who are deeply engaged in their fields and invested in teaching. Summer Session students are fully part of that environment, not observers on the sidelines. Classes are primarily offered in person, with a selection of online courses available, giving students the flexibility to design a summer that matches their goals while remaining grounded in a true campus experience.
That campus experience is a major part of Duke’s appeal. Duke’s iconic Gothic architecture, anchored by the soaring Duke Chapel, creates a setting that feels both historic and alive, while Durham offers a vibrant food, arts, and cultural scene just beyond the quads. It’s a place where serious academic work coexists with a sense of discovery and balance.
For Harvard students accustomed to excellence, Duke Summer Session is not a detour—it’s an expansion. It’s a chance to push ahead academically, explore new intellectual territory, and experience a different top-tier university in a season designed for growth. If you’re looking for a summer that combines momentum, inspiration, and a change of perspective, Duke invites you to make it part of your story.
The only Ivy League in NYC, Columbia University opens the door to unparalleled undergraduate, graduate and postbaccalaureate opportunities—with access to world-class resources and hundreds of courses led by Columbia’s esteemed faculty.
Why choose Columbia?
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As a visiting undergraduate, graduate or postbaccalaureate student at Columbia, you’ll enter an environment that empowers you to push yourself further. Whether you’re looking to prepare for graduate studies, earn transferable credits, or dive deeper into a specific area of interest, Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies provides the support and resources to help you reach your goals.
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Work closely with a dedicated personal advisor, creating a customized schedule that reflects your unique academic and career aspirations. Engage in thought-provoking courses that emphasize collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity. Your education will extend beyond the classroom, with New York City as your new home—as a bustling hub of commerce, food, and culture, New York is a living laboratory for students, unlike any other.
Join a vibrant community of peers who share your passion for learning and growth, and challenge you to be the best version of yourself. From co-curricular activities to networking opportunities, Columbia provides a holistic approach to education, preparing you with the skills and confidence to thrive in today’s global landscape.
Ready to rise to the challenge? Discover how Columbia can support your educational and professional journey as a visiting student.
Whether you want to get ahead on required courses or discover new skills and interests, you can connect with professors and classmates in courses that suit your summer schedule. Penn Summer Sessions offers classes in the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, Perelman School of Medicine, Penn Carey Law, and the Wharton School.
Why choose Penn?
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Get ahead with accelerated five-and-a-half-week sessions
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Complete course requirements, fulfill gen eds, enroll in a course for minors or electives
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Schedule around your summer plans, whether you’re in Philadelphia, relocating for a job or internship, or traveling the world
2026 Session Information
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Penn Summer offers three sessions for 2026:
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11-Week Summer Session: May 26 - August 7 (Apply by May 5)
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Summer Session I: May 26 - July 1 (Apply by May 5)
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Summer Session II: July 2 - August 7 (Apply by June 10)
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Course registration opens on March 23.
Here are some popular courses to check out:
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BIOL 2801: Essentials of Biochemistry
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CIMS 1004: World Film History
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ECON 0120: Strategic Reasoning
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EESC 1030: Oceanography
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GSWS 0050: Gender, Sexuality, and Religion
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MATH 1400: Calculus, Part I
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NRSC 1110: Introduction to Brain and Behavior
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PHIL 1800: Philosophy of Science
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SOCI 2010: Social Statistics
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STSC 1120: Science Technology and War
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VLST 1010: Eye, Mind, and Image
Based in the heart of London, LSE Summer School is the largest of its kind in the world – you will take courses of the highest academic quality, based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught by world-leading faculty. You will also have access to a packed social and professional skills programme and our truly global community, all while staying on our central London campus.
2026 Session Information
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Session 1: 22 June - 10 July
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Session 2: 13 July - 31 July
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Session 3: 3 August - 21 August
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You can take one course per session, and choose from a huge range of disciplines, including law, business and management, economics and finance – and much more! You may also be able to gain credit towards your degree through our courses.
LSE also offers accommodation options to Summer School students, located close to campus and giving you the chance to meet fellow summer students outside of your classes.
99% of students recommend LSE Summer School – Joanna Wang, a previous Summer School student and Harvard attendee, had this to say about her experience in London:
“LSE Summer School was an absolutely unique experience. I learned so much, both academically and about myself, and made so many friends there. It really does provide a world-class education in a world-class location.”
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The AJGA’s HQ (in-house) internship is a paid, summer opportunity based at the organization’s National Headquarters in Braselton, Georgia, and is ideal for students interested in gaining hands-on experience inside a national sports nonprofit.
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Dates: May 11 to August 14, 2026. Application Due February 6, 2026.
Why apply to the HQ Internship?
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​​Interns work directly with AJGA staff across core departments that keep the organization running day to day, including Communications, Player Services, Finance, and Purchasing. Responsibilities range from creating digital and social media content, supporting more than 10,000 junior golf members, assisting with financial tracking and budgeting, and managing tournament inventory and equipment. Unlike event-based roles, the HQ internship offers a behind-the-scenes look at how a major sports organization operates, making it a strong fit for students interested in sports management, business, media, or nonprofit leadership.
About the AJGA
​​​The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The AJGA provides valuable exposure for college golf scholarships and has an annual junior membership (boys and girls, ages 12-19) of more than 10,000 members from 50 states and 51 international countries and territories. Through initiatives like the Liberty National ACE Grant, a financial assistance program, and Leadership Links, a service-oriented platform that teaches juniors charitable-giving skills, the AJGA fosters the growth of golf’s next generation.
TaylorMade and Rolex are the AJGA’s Global Partners, supporting the AJGA for more than 60 years combined. TaylorMade has served as the Official Ball of the AJGA since 2016. Rolex, in its fourth decade of AJGA sponsorship, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004 and assumed the Global Partner position in 2026. adidas has been with the AJGA for many years and became a Premier Partner in 2026. AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. Former AJGA juniors have compiled more than 1,000 victories on the PGA and LPGA Tours.
AJGA alumni include Patrick Cantlay, Billy Horschel, Collin Morikawa, Scottie Scheffler, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Tiger Woods, Paula Creamer, Jessica Korda, Nelly Korda, Cristie Kerr, Stacy Lewis, Inbee Park, Lexi Thompson and Rose Zhang.
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Beyond day-to-day responsibilities, the AJGA HQ internship places interns at the center of an organization that runs one of the largest junior golf circuits in the world, hosting 130+ tournaments annually and connecting athletes to 74 colleges across the country. Interns work in a collaborative, professional office environment where mentorship is built into the experience—evidenced by the fact that 85% of AJGA’s full-time staff previously completed an AJGA internship.
Travel Internships
The AJGA also offers Traveling Internships, which are a fast-paced, hands-on experience for students who want to work directly at elite junior golf tournaments across the country. Traveling interns are responsible for helping set up, run, and break down events, assisting with on-course rules officiating, managing equipment and inventory, and supporting customer service for players, parents, and coaches. This paid internship covers travel, lodging, and some food expenses, allowing interns to focus fully on the experience while gaining real-world event operations skills. Designed for highly adaptable, team-oriented individuals, the traveling internship emphasizes leadership, public speaking, and problem-solving in live tournament environments. Interns must be 21 years old by the start of the internship, as the role includes vehicle operation and travel between tournament sites.
The Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI) are now accepting applications for summer 2026! WISLI offers high-quality, proficiency-based instruction for 30+ languages through accelerated online programs designed for real-world language use.
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Application Deadline: March 1, 2026
Program Dates: June 15-August 7, 2026
Why Choose WISLI?
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Gain one year of language skills in just 8 weeks!
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Earn college credit to transfer to your home institution
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Learn in student-centered courses taught by expert language instructors
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Participate in professional development & intercultural learning events
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Access funding opportunities to help offset program costs – apply by Feb. 1
Each summer, undergraduates, graduate students, and adult learners — both domestic and international — choose WISLI to advance their multilingual goals for academic, professional, and personal growth.
Check out what our alumni are saying about their WISLI experiences!
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“WISLI will go down as one of the most gratifying experiences of my academic career. I learned foundational language skills that increased my confidence in achieving my academic and professional goals. I also met some fascinating academic colleagues with whom I hope to keep in touch.”
– 2024 WISLI Student
Contact: wisli@lpo.wisc.edu ​​
Spend a transformative year at Tsinghua University, Asia’s leading institute of higher education. At Schwarzman College, you’ll study Leadership, Global Affairs, and China while living in the heart of Beijing. A cutting-edge curriculum, dynamic guest speakers, and immersive Deep Dive experiences across China provide Scholars with the practical tools and cultural fluency to tackle complex challenges.
Each year, 150 outstanding candidates are selected for their leadership potential and a commitment to cross-cultural understanding. Scholars come from many fields—business, technology, public service, science, healthcare, the arts, and more—and leave with a powerful global network: now with over 1,500 members worldwide. Schwarzman College itself, designed by the late Robert A.M. Stern and LEED Gold–certified, features state-of-the-art residences, classrooms, dining facilities, a fitness space and more.