Student organization designing conferences and workshops on global citizenship for youth around 10 to 18, customized for each partner school.
- Joining
- Application, comp
- When
- Fall 2026 comp closed Sep 12Next round likely in Fall 2027
About
HUGEM is a Harvard student organization that designs conferences and workshops empowering youth around the world to become confident, capable global citizens.
How to join
- Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.
- Comp — Doing the club's work for a while to show you can, then you join.
Usually recruits in fall.
Fall 2026 recruiting
Closed Sep 12- Deadline
- Sep 12, 11:59 PM EDT
Stages the club lists
- Club Fair
- Info Session
- Written Application
- Interviews
- Chalk Talks
Details
- Dues
- No dues required
What they do
- Building conference curriculum at weekly club meetings
- Traveling abroad over school breaks to run programs
- Designing and teaching curriculum
- Social outings and free food at meetings
- HUGEM Innovation Challenge
- Seminars on Emerging Applications
Mission, in their words
Empowering youth to become global citizens by developing programs centered on global citizenship that build leadership and critical thinking skills.
More links
- @1848137105352861Facebook
- @harvard-global-education-movementLinkedIn
Sources
- Join HUGEMOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- HUGEM | Harvard Undergraduate Global Education MovementOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
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