GHRH Summer
School 2026
An Unforgettable 10 Days of Learning & Leadership
Immerse yourself in the issues that matter most. Over 10 days in London and Oxford, you’ll explore the intersections of law, leadership, diplomacy, and activism.
Learn from barristers, diplomats, MPs, NGO leaders, and human rights experts. Debate, lobby, negotiate, and graduate with a Diploma in Girls Human Rights Law & Diplomacy.
At a Glance
Programme Terms
Cohorts run Late June – Late July 2025. Duration: 10 days (London + Oxford).
Spaces are limited to ensure small-group learning (40–60 students per cohort)
Tuition & Fees
Programme Fee: To be announced soon! (includes tuition, daily lunch, entry to venues, transport to Oxford, and graduation ceremony).
Travel to/from London and accommodation not included.
Payment is due in full 8 weeks before programme start; deposit required to secure place.
Eligibility
Open to participants aged 18–25 worldwide. Ideal for university students, recent graduates, and young professionals interested in law, human rights, leadership, or diplomacy
No prior legal training required — just a passion for global change.
Admissions
Our online application can be completed in a few basic steps. Please visit the Admissions page to learn more about the process.
Location: London & Oxford
Classes, workshops, and events take place inside world-renowned institutions (to be announced soon!)
Certification
All participants graduate with a Diploma in Girls’ Rights Law & Diplomacy awarded at a prestigious ceremony at the FCDO (TBC).
Housing & Meals
Non-residential: participants arrange their own accommodation in London (a recommended list of hotels, university halls, and serviced apartments is provided upon acceptance)
Meals: Daily lunch included; special formal meals at Lincoln’s Inn, Oxford, and the FCDO graduation reception (TBC).
Scholarships & Payment Plans
The School provides limited need-based scholarships and also offers flexible payment plans allowing for tuition balances to be paid in monthly installments.
Application, Tuition & Scholarships
Applications for Summer 2025 are now open. Spaces are limited. Apply Today!
Application Process
The Summer School is open to participants aged 18–25 worldwide. It is designed for university students, recent graduates, and young professionals interested in law, diplomacy, leadership, and human rights. No prior legal training is required — only a strong interest in global change.
All applicants are required to complete an online application form. Our application can be completed in a few basic steps. As students work through their application, they may save their progress and return to the form before final submission.
Fill out basic personal information
Submit a short personal statement (maximum 500 words) on why you wish to join the Summer School
Pay a non-refundable deposit to secure your place once accepted
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until all places are filled. We encourage students to submit their applications as early as possible to increase their chances of being accepted.
Application Timeline
All applications are carefully reviewed by our admissions team. The committee seeks to select talented young leaders with diverse interests, backgrounds, and ambitions who will contribute to a well-rounded and intellectually engaging cohort. Each application is reviewed holistically, and qualified students who demonstrate a genuine interest in law, leadership, and human rights will be considered for admission.
Tuition & Fees
The Summer School is a non-residential programme. Participants arrange their own accommodation in London; a list of recommended options will be provided upon acceptance.
Programme Fee: £XX
Includes tuition, expert teaching, daily lunch, all programme-related transport, entry to venues, and the graduation ceremony.
Accommodation, breakfast, and dinner (except at specified formal events) are not included.
Flexible payment plans are available to all participants. A deposit is required to secure a place; the remaining balance must be paid 8 weeks before the start of the programme.
Scholarships
The Girls Human Rights Hub is committed to making its programmes accessible to young people from all backgrounds. We believe financial circumstances should not be a barrier to education and leadership development. Our Scholarship Programme provides limited financial support to outstanding candidates based on need.
To be considered, students must submit a completed programme application, followed by a scholarship application. Scholarships are limited and awarded on a rolling basis until funds are exhausted. For this reason, we strongly encourage eligible students to apply as early as possible.
Diversity and Inclusion Statement
The Girls Human Rights Hub is committed to fostering a culture that embraces the values of diversity, equity, and inclusiveness. We believe that diversity — in all its forms — is a driver of new ideas, creativity, and meaningful social change. We are dedicated to creating an environment of dignity, respect, and belonging, while recruiting and supporting a diverse group of participants, mentors, speakers, and partners.
Promoting a nurturing, inclusive environment means actively opposing intolerance, discrimination, and bias. The principles and programmes of the Girls Human Rights Hub are designed to further inclusivity and cultural awareness. These values are recognized and supported fully by our leadership, staff, and global network. We believe that the responsibility for maintaining a culture of diversity and inclusion lies with all of us.
Support a Student
The Girls Human Rights Hub regularly collaborates with schools, foundations, universities, and community-based organisations to expand access to our programmes. If you are interested in sponsoring a student scholarship or partnering with us to support the next generation of leaders in girls’ rights and human rights, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Please contact us at HQ@ghrh.org to discuss partnership and sponsorship opportunities.