The program offers privileged access to renowned institutions like Harvard, MIT, and Bentley University, fostering critical thinking and an entrepreneurial mindset through leadership and innovation projects.
The Boston Leadership & Innovation Program for Teens is a two-week immersive summer experience for high school students aged 14–17, focusing on leadership, innovation, communication, and entrepreneurship. Students live on a university campus in Boston, engaging in a balanced schedule of academic learning, exploration, and project development. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through a final innovation challenge where teams develop and present a business concept to mentors and peers. Participants will visit Harvard and MIT campuses, including the MIT Lab, and explore Boston's academic and innovation hubs. By the end of the program, students will gain confidence in public speaking, strengthen leadership and teamwork skills, and develop critical thinking abilities. The curriculum combines academic learning with experiential projects, providing exposure to real innovation ecosystems and fostering an entrepreneurial mindset. Mentorship from students and educators from top U.S. universities provides individual support and guidance.
A typical day combines academic learning, workshops, university tours, and recreational activities, with a focus on developing a team-based business project.
This program is ideal for ambitious young individuals aged 13 to 17 with intellectual curiosity, a passion for learning, and a willingness to face challenges, who aspire to lead, innovate, and make an impact.
Bentley University Campus
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