New York Times Student Journeys
Students can expect a collaborative group experience focused on each program’s theme. A New York Times expert and a group leader will guide students as they choose a culminating project related to the theme of the program, prepare it and present it to their peers at the end of the program. With programs offered around the world in categories including journalism & media, science & nature, politics & perspectives, arts & cultures, business & economics, food & agriculture, there are options for a number of students no matter their interests and future goals.
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Listing Details
Organization Name
New York Times Student Journey
Organization Mandate
New York Times Student Journeys offers educational travel programs for high school students. Our portfolio visits destinations The Times has covered, where students can benefit from our special understanding and insider’s view as they explore themes and topics associated with Times coverage of local issues.
Address
620 8th Ave, New York, NY, USA, 10018
Telephone
866-870-2095
Non-profit organization?
No
Faith-based?
No
Duration
2 weeks or less, 2 weeks - 1 month
Age (min)
15
Age (max)
18
Age notes
High-school students
Price range
$1001-$2500, $2501-$5000
Academic Subjects
Journalism, Science, Politics, Arts, Economics, Business, History
Application process and requirements
Online application
Funding information
Yes, there is a scholarship available through The Putney Open Door Fund, a nonprofit foundation whose purpose is to provide support for young people seeking educational summer experiences, and considers scholarship applications from students applying to New York Times Student Journeys. Applications due February 1, 2018. Find more information here: https://www.nytimes.com/times-journeys/students/scholarship/
Student status required?
No
Type of student status required
High school