Prepare for graduate-level studies in classical studies, archaeology, ancient history, or related fields with Penn’s Classical Studies Post-Baccalaureate Program. We offer Ivy League preparation in Greek and Latin to equip you for the post-secondary school application process and beyond.
The International Guest Student Program (IGSP) at the University of Pennsylvania is the gateway for highly qualified international undergraduate students to pursue for-credit coursework at a top-ranked Ivy League university. The IGSP is designed to support your goals, whether you are seeking to enhance your academic record, build your credentials for graduate study, or refine your language and cross-cultural communication skills.
The Domestic Guest Student Program offers undergraduate students at colleges around the US an opportunity to experience Penn’s academics and student life on our historic campus. If you are a full-time undergraduate student at a US college or university, you may apply to enroll full-time at Penn for one semester. The program is designed to complement your current undergraduate program, and earn credits that you will use towards graduation at your home institution.
The Young Scholars High School Program allows outstanding juniors and seniors attending a local high school to take college courses in the fall and spring semesters. In the Young Scholars Program, you can pursue your discipline beyond the level offered in secondary schools, get a head start on your college requirements, or explore a brand-new field that interests you. It’s an exciting chance to explore new ideas and experience life in a college classroom.
Whether you are an experienced geoscientist or preparing to expand your science or engineering geology experience, you can advance in the field without relocating or interrupting your career. Get connected with the world-class resources of an Ivy League institution while you gain theoretical and technical expertise in geochemistry, geophysics, hydrogeology, and engineering geology.
Penn Summer Abroad offers undergraduate students the opportunity to dig deep into the topics that excite them amidst the world’s most extraordinary cultural and environmental sites—all while earning academic credit.
PSA programs pack the best of the study abroad experience into an unforgettable two to six weeks: Penn faculty experts, a cohort of peers united by common interests, and exposure to new ideas and traditions around the globe.
ImpactEd, a Penn LPS program that equips social and public sector leaders for greater impact, annually partners with more than 50 organizations in the region to strengthen their effectiveness. Its partnership with the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) is particularly noteworthy and illustrates the ImpactEd approach of putting research into action.
Penn’s College of Liberal and Professional Studies (LPS)—the home of lifelong learning at the University of Pennsylvania—offers high school, undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, graduate, summer, and online studies as well as customizable professional training with courses that span across disciplines. Our liberal arts approach to academic programming embodies the bold vision of our University’s founder, Benjamin Franklin, who believed students should develop a foundation of practical knowledge and ability across a broad range of subjects.
Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences degree candidate Dana Max has an opinion article in the Philadelphia Inquirer about Buy Nothing groups, which she explains “offer a unique solution for food waste while simultaneously creating bonds among neighbors.”
The Organizational Dynamics Programs study the people, systems, and cultures that shape—and can reshape—our work lives. By equipping mid-career professionals with the essential tools to improve organizational life, our programs fuse research-based knowledge rooted in the arts and sciences with practical applications. This approach examines the subtleties of human behavior within existing systems, addresses multi-dimensional challenges, and transforms organizational culture.
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