Students will participate in a mix of experiential learning, field visits, interactive workshops, forums, conferences, dialogues and cultural exchange, enabling them to:

• Discover technology and innovation hubs and learn how cutting-edge solutions are applied in education, business, and sustainability.
• Understand climate change challenges and community-based solutions in diverse international contexts.
• Explore international relations, diplomacy, and global governance, gaining insight into how countries collaborate on pressing issues.
• Immerse in local cultures, traditions, and languages, building empathy, adaptability, and cross-cultural communication skills.
• Experience social innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives, observing how creative ideas drive real-world impact.
• Develop leadership, problem-solving, and teamwork skills through hands-on projects and collaborative learning.

In recognition of his leadership and social impact, Thejitha was awarded the prestigious Queen’s Young Leader Award (2015) by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at the Buckingham Palace, England. He has also received the Best Youth Worker Award (2013) and the Best Social Worker ‘Susewabhimani’ Award (2016).