ACADEMIC COLLABORATION
Faculty and researchers from
Harvard University • MIT

Keep learning. Keep connecting. Start transforming.

The International Academic Program (IAP) connects universities, scholars and institutional leaders through symposia, research and collaborative projects, fostering lifelong learning, knowledge exchange, and collaboration.

Mission

To foster international academic collaboration by bringing together scholars, universities and institutional leaders, encouraging knowledge exchange and contributing to society.

Vision

To be recognized as an international academic initiative that promotes knowledge, leadership and international cooperation.

Strategic Objectives:

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
To promote academic excellence and the international exchange of knowledge.

LIFELONG LEARNING
To foster lifelong learning through high-quality international academic initiatives.

KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE
To encourage knowledge exchange between academia, institutions, and society.

INSTITUTIONAL COLLABORATION
To strengthen collaboration among universities, research centers and higher education institutions.

EXCHANGE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
To advance interdisciplinary exchange and international cooperation in addressing major societal challenges.


IAP Symposia’s Unique Features

Inspiring academic environment

IAP Symposia are held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, offering participants an inspiring academic environment and opportunities to engage with faculty, researchers, and academic centers at Harvard University and MIT.

Leading Faculty
and Researchers

IAP sessions bring together distinguished faculty and researchers with extensive teaching, research, and professional experience across their respective fields.

Interactive
working method

The IAP offers a variety of innovative and practical talks and workshops, facilitated by top experts. Sessions include presentations of articles, case studies, and the speakers’ own work, alongside focused group discussions where participants can share, explore, and test their own ideas and theories.

High-level
networking

The program offers opportunities to exchange knowledge and build connections with leading researchers and practitioners in participants’ fields of study.

ACADEMIC collaboration


Faculty and researchers from
Harvard University • MIT

Sponsor



Collaborators

Afro-Latin American Research Institute at the Hutchins Center
Cultural Agents, Harvard University
Observatory of the Spanish Language and Hispanic Cultures in the United States
CAUSALab, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Harvard RCC
NCDG
Universidad Espíritu Santo
Fundación Botín
Instituto Franklin, Universidad de Alcalá
Instituto de la Ingeniería de España
OEI
Consejo de Estado, Reino de España
INAECU
Fundación General Universidad de Alcalá
Universidad Católica de Santa María
Universidad de Oviedo
Universidad de La Sabana
Friends of Thoreau
Ciencias
IDEA
USFQ