Throughout 2025, Brasil on Campus focused on redesigning its value proposition, resulting in more structured development pathways and stronger integration with partner universities and the Leaders Network.

The network expanded to 245 active members and more consistently integrated students supported by the Lemann Foundation’s various scholarship programs. This strengthens the connection between international education and professional engagement in Brazil, positioning Brasil on Campus as a bridge between emerging talent and priority public and social challenges.

A Step Toward Transforming Academic Development

Launched in 2025, the Fall Journey introduced a new development framework tailored for students at partner universities. The initiative fostered meaningful networking, career exploration, and greater clarity on professional opportunities through thematic online sessions, conversations with experts, peer meetups, and integration with in-person Brasil on Campus Tour activities in the United States and the United Kingdom.

By engaging universities, alumni, fellows, and senior leaders, the program bridged the gap between academic preparation and professional practice while deepening participants’ sense of community. Cycle evaluation metrics reflected consistent outcomes, specifically enhanced career clarity in Brazil, broader professional networks, and reduced isolation among students overseas, with particular emphasis on the value of interactions with experts and alumni.