The Experiment Digital
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About Program
The Experiment Digital virtual exchange programs connect high school students around the world using dynamic digital platforms. Students gain new thematic knowledge and interact with their peers through videos, chats, workshops, interactive lessons, and games. Students will come away from their virtual exchange with:
- Leadership skills and practice
- Increased involvement in civic engagement and volunteerism
- Mutual understanding between youth from different countries
- Increased awareness of specific program themes
Upon successful completion of many of our virtual exchange, students receive a Certificate of Completion, access to the U.S. Department of State’s International Alumni Network, and unique project funding opportunities from the U.S. Department of State. Upon successful completion of any virtual exchange, students receive a $400 scholarship toward study abroad in summer 2025 with The Experiment in International Living.
Video and Photos
Diversity & Inclusion
BIPOC Support
LGBTQIA+ Support
Impact
Sustainability
Ethical Impact
Our programs are developed in close consultation with local and international partners and with a critical understanding of the communities and regions we visit.
Program Highlights
- Learn and discuss world affairs with peers across the the world—all without leaving your living room.
- Program for youth led by youth. Build friendships with other young people across the globe.
- Students practice collaborative problem solving, intercultural communication, and digital etiquette.
- Participants connect with expert facilitators, allowing for small group conversations with authentic engagement.
- Robust and engaging curriculum with a critical outlet for global cross-cultural exchange in a time of crisis.
Scholarships
The Experiment in International Living Scholarships
The Experiment in International Living offers a variety of need-based and merit-based scholarships to worthy high school students looking to participate in their program. The eligibility requirements vary depending on where you live and other demographics -- and your GPA is taken into account for some scholarships too.