About the KWHS Global Young Leaders Academy

The KWHS Global Young Leaders Academy is a two week intensive, summer academic program designed for a select group of high school students, 15 – 18 years of age. The program combines academic sessions and hands-on workshops with organized field trips and cultural activities, and gives students the opportunity to learn about the Wharton School, receive a quality education on business and finance, and become immersed in U.S. culture, while at the University of Pennsylvania.

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