On the Move: Migration, Mobility, and Global Trade
This summer in Mexico City, MG20 participants will engage with one of the most complex and relevant issues of our time: immigration. Based in the best technology university in Mexico; the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Santa Fe Campus in Mexico City, this program will equip students, for five days, with the tools they need for thoughtful analysis, critical thinking and compassionate yet practical decision making. Along the way, they will explore everything from why people choose to immigrate to border policies, labor laws, and economics – all while gaining firsthand experience in Mexico’s dynamic culture.
Learning Objectives
Build empathy by understanding the experience of crossing the border
Gain decision-making skills that help you make a difference
Explore options to immigration, such as local grassroots change
Discover how outsourcing to other countries impacts the domestic economy
Find ways to build allegiance with people moving around the world
Design better and safer border policies
Speakers
Senior Lecturer, The John F. Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
Bio
Program Schedule
Day 1
5/9
Arrive Mexico City
Day 2
5/10
Orientation
Mexico City Tour
Day 3
5/11
Keynote Lecture:
Global Trade & Growing Markets
Workshop: Asking the Right Questions
Workshop: Research & Writing Procedure Training
Day 4
5/12
Keynote Lecture:
Negotiation
Workshop: Strategic Thinking
Workshop: Negotiation
Policy Training
Day 5
5/13
Keynote Lecture:
Migration & Labor in Global Perspective
Country Strategy Session
Policy Working Group
Day 6
5/14
Panel Discussion:
Scaling Up Best Practices
Policy Working Group
Day 7
5/15
Keynote Lecture:
Global Leadership
Debrief
Award Ceremony
Celebration Party
Day 8
5/16
Explore Mexico City
Day 9
5/17
Departure
*Schedule is subject to change
Program Activities 5/9 – 5/17
- Attend Sessions, Lectures, and Workshops in Tecnológico de Monterrey’s classrooms and lecture halls
- Skill-building workshops led by professors from The John F. Kennedy School of Government
- Hands-on, problem-based learning
- Real-world cases and impacts
- Social action and business plans
- Position paper
- Award ceremony
- Pre-program online training
- Lifelong membership in Knovva’s Alumni Club
- 3 meals per day during the program
- 8 nights at a 4 star hotel
- 2 days of local exploration and food experiences
Program Tuition: $2,500
*$250 discount for Early Bird registration by March 10th
SCHOLARSHIPS
Merit-based
Full/Half sponsorship on program tuition
Separate application form, transcript, essays and other supporting documents required
FINANCIAL AID
Need-based
Covers tuition plus travel tickets
Application form and financial supporting documents
OUTSTANDING AWARDS
Performance-based
Total of $10K available to outstanding delegates and teams in cash and program tuition credit
Revealed by MG20 Committee at the end of the program
Enrollment Process
Scholarship online application is now open
Conversation with our cooperator
Scholarship decision is made based on availability.
Online payment
Travel and accommodation arrangements start