Young Leaders Program
Future Leaders and Changemakers Summer Camp – Singapore
The Future Leaders and Changemakers Summer Camp is created using the NDS3 as the design backbone with the aim to help students acquire skills essential for leaders of the future in making impactful changes through understanding of global developments and cooperations, future thinking and effective leadership
Program Overview
The program consists of two integrated modules designed to provide participants with both foundational and international exposure:
Doha Module (Pre-Departure)
Doha Module (Pre-Departure): Delivered in collaboration with Al Jazeera Media Institute from 28 June to 9 July 2026.
Singapore Module
Delivered by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore from 13 July to 25 July 2026.
Program Description
The Future Leaders and Changemakers Summer Camp – Singapore is a two-week immersive program designed to equip young leaders with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate global challenges.
Participants engage in interactive sessions covering key topics such as public policy, innovation, artificial intelligence, sustainability, and the future of work, alongside curated site visits across Singapore. The program concludes with a group capstone project, where participants apply their learning to address real-world challenges.
Program Objectives
Program Benefits
Key Dates and Application
Application Deadline
The deadline for applications is 23rd January 2025, and students are encouraged to submit their applications promptly as seats are limited.
Destination
United States of America
Timeline
Summer 2025
Duration
Up to 7 weeks
Additional requirements
Includes two preparatory modules held in Doha before the program.
Program Structure
Duration
Format
Key Learning Areas
Registration Criteria
Nationality
The applicant must be a Qatari national.
Age
The applicant must be under the age of 25 years.
Academic Year
The applicant must be an Undergraduate University student in their Third or Forth year.
Academic Excellence
Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 out of 4.
English Language
Proficiency in English (speaking and writing).
Registration Requirements
During the Registration:
- A copy of Qatari ID (From Metrash)
- A copy of a valid passport
- A passport-size photo
- Applicant University Transcript showing a cumulative GPA and grades from enrollment to present. (Fall 2025 grades and a cumulative GPA must be updated) .
- Parental Consent form (from the father), along with a copy of the father’s Qatari ID.
Requirements upon completion of the assessment phases:
- Medical Fitness certificate .
- Deposit of a QAR 5,000 (non-refundable in case of withdrawal or dismissal).
Program Dates:
| Events | Dates | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orientation Day | 30 April | Morning Time | Doha, Qatar |
| Module-01 | 08-11 June | Morning Time | Doha, Qatar |
| Module-02 | 14-18 June | Morning Time | Doha, Qatar |
| Diplomatic Fellowship | 22 June - 31 July | Morning Time | New York, USA |
*Kindly note that the dates might be adjusted if necessary.
Note:
- the applicant will undergo two assessment phases after the application is completed and accepted.
Program Expenses Coverage:
As part of the Young Leaders Fellowship program, QLC will cover all official program-related expenses, including:
- Round-trip Ticket on Economy Class
- Accommodation during the program
- Transportation during the program
- Program learning materials and entrance fees (if applicable)
- Health and travel insurance for the program duration
Expenses Not Covered:
Participants are responsible for any personal expenses, including but not limited to:
- Visa application fees
- Leisure activities
- Meals or transportation outside the official program schedule
- Excess baggage fees
- Medical expenses not covered by the provided insurance
- Companions / family members – travel, accommodation, and any related expenses for accompanying individuals are not covered by the Centre
For more information
registration@qlc.org.qa
Phone Number
4019 4444
