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In Convene the Council, students play the role of president of the United States, navigating a range of U.S. foreign policy issues from the White House Situation Room. The game poses fictional foreign policy scenarios that resemble those in the real world and challenges students to use critical thinking skills to determine how the United States should respond based on recommendations from the presidents closest advisors.

Turkiye Scholarships is a government-funded higher education scholarship program run by the Republic of Trkiye for international students.

The Language Flagship is a national effort to change the way Americans learn languages. Although the first Flagship programs were designed for post-baccalaureate students, in 2006 The Language Flagship introduced undergraduate Flagship programs. They offer language learning programs in critical languages for students across the United States. The programs include Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, and Russian. The programs can be domestic or overseas, and they offer financial support as well. After graduation, they have links to government programs, such as the Boren Fellowship, and business partnerships that can further help people learn languages.

DSS They have also taken steps to push language learning down to the K-12 level. The Flagship K12 Initiatives aim to prepare students to enter college with an established and measurable skill in a second language. The Language Flagship's mission is to empower a small but rapidly expanding group of innovators to develop and implement new models of undergraduate language learning and to diffuse these models throughout higher education.

American Institute of Indian Studies offers intensive, immersion-based training in modern and classical South Asian languages at multiple sites in India.