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Iraqi student applicants must: Be at least 18 years of age but not more than 24 years old by July 1, 2025; Have at least one semester of college or university left at the end of program; Have citizenship and current residency in Iraq (applicants with dual U.S. citizenship will not be considered); and; Be enrolled in a university / college ...
The Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program (IYLEP) enables Iraqi and U.S. high school students, undergraduate students, and adult mentors to develop leadership skills and build action plans to strengthen the future of Iraq and the U.S.
IYLEP for undergraduate students is roughly a four-week program that offers an opportunity to 87 undergraduate students in Iraq to develop professional skills, expand their leadership capacity, build new understandings of civic engagement and diversity, and cultivate lasting relationships across the world.
Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program (IYLEP) for High School Students (in English) is a four-week youth leadership exchange based in the United States for Iraqi teenagers ages 15-17. Iraqi adult mentors also participate in this program as chaperones.
IYLEP for High School Students (in English) is a four-week youth leadership exchange based in the United States for Iraqi teenagers ages 15-17. Iraqi adult mentors also participate in this program as chaperones.
The program offers 14,322 academic seats from 59 governmental and private Iraqi universities. 57% of these seats are allocated to full scholarships, while 43% are for partial scholarships.
In summer 2016, Meridian International Center will implement the Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program (IYLEP), a series of summer exchange programs in the United States for Iraqi undergraduate students sponsored by the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
