The institutions that helped each edition happen.

One of the world’s most globally diverse summer academic programs, welcoming students from more than 150 countries, and a past YMAU collaborator.

The Global Health Studies Multidisciplinary Academic Program at Yale College offers undergraduates the chance to engage with global health through biomedical, historical, social, economic and political lenses.

A social travel platform that connects adventure-seekers with curated group trips, enabling content creators and group leaders to organize travel experiences for their communities.

An interdisciplinary research center dedicated to advancing research and teaching on critical historical and contemporary issues, emphasizing perspectives often underrepresented in academia and policy discussions.

Yale’s professional school of global affairs, educating students through academically rigorous programs taught by faculty and practitioners.

A year-long Yale course on strategic challenges in statecraft, politics and social change, spanning history from 300 B.C.E. to the present.

Founded in 1961, CEAS promotes the interdisciplinary study of China, Japan and Korea through courses, lectures, workshops, cultural events and conferences.

Founded in 1989, APSIA brings together leading graduate schools of international affairs to advance international understanding, prosperity, peace and security through education.

A campus social hub in the historic Commons and Memorial Hall, supporting cultural programming and student life.

A global academic honour society that recognizes scholastic achievement among college and university students in the top 15% of their class, with an emphasis on academics, leadership and service.