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As an accredited institution, EF offers academic courses for students and educators traveling on an EF tour. These courses are aligned with the EF Method (more information coming soon!) and are designed to deepen travelers’ learning experience before, during, and after tour.
How it works
Course registration will open in late fall 2025.
The deadline for registering and beginning coursework is 60 days before your tour departs.
We recommend learners begin their coursework upon enrollment on tour. There are required pre-travel assignments in addition to ones that learners complete during and after tour.
Official transcripts are available upon successful course completion.
Journey of Discovery: Travel, Reflection, and Action
Credit: 1 elective high school credit
Cost: Offered at no cost
Transcript: Issued by EF
EF | Nobel Prize Museum Global Citizen Certificate
Cost: Offered at no cost as part of the high school course OR as a standalone certificate
Transcript: Issued by EF
Journey of Discovery: Travel, Reflection, and Action
Credit: 1 elective high school credit
Cost: Offered at no cost
Transcript: Issued by EF
The Global Student: Travel, Reflection, and Action
Credit: 3 undergraduate credits
Cost: Pricing will be available when course registration opens in the fall
Transcript: Issued by Southern New Hampshire University
EF | Nobel Prize Museum Global Citizen Certificate
Cost: Offered as part of the high school or college course OR as a standalone certificate
Transcript: Issued by EF
The Empowered Educator: Learning and Leading in a Connected World
Credit: 45 professional learning hours
Cost: Offered at no cost
Transcript: Issued by EF
The Global Educator: Learning and Leading in a Connected World
Credit: 3 graduate-level credits OR 6 graduate-level credits
Cost: Pricing will be available when course registration opens in the fall
Transcript: Issued by Southern New Hampshire University
Southern New Hampshire University
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) is EF’s school of record for the undergraduate and graduate-level courses. These courses offer more affordability for students and families, as they’re priced at less than half the average cost of in-state tuition at most public U.S. four-year institutions. Both EF and SNHU are accredited institutions.
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EF | Nobel Prize Museum Global Citizen Certificate
Looking for something to show to potential colleges or employers but not interested in taking a course? Middle and high school students can earn a certificate from EF and the Nobel Prize Museum to use on their resumes, LinkedIn, and more. When students successfully complete a multimedia project that addresses a tour-related prompt, they are awarded the certificate and their projects are displayed in a digital gallery.
The certificate can be earned in two ways:
Complete the project as part of the high school or undergraduate courses, receiving both the EF | Nobel Prize Museum Global Citizen Certificate and academic credit.
Complete the project without taking part in the high school or college credit courses.
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