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ENGAGE.GROW.LEAD
Explore our activities and be part of a community of young men striving for excellence and purpose.
Leadership & Academic Development
This program is designed to help university men equip with academic discipline, leadership skills, and global perspective through the following components:
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Academic Coaching & Life Hacks
Personalized coaching and mentoring sessions that support students in goal-setting, time management, study techniques, and self-leadership—laying the foundation for long-term academic and professional success. -
Amber Ideas Exchange (AIX)
Leadership forums with industry leaders such as Hans Sy, David Leechiu, and Chris Po, offering real-world insights and values-based leadership models. -
IESE Summer Course (Barcelona, Spain)
A capstone experience in global leadership and ethics at one of Europe’s top business schools. -
UNIV Forum (Rome, Italy)
An international gathering of university students held during Holy Week that promotes intellectual exchange on themes related to culture, faith, and social responsibility. Participation fosters intercultural dialogue and broadens students’ global outlook.
Cultural and Outdoors
This program offers cultural and outdoor activities that enrich students’ perspectives and foster personal development beyond the classroom. Cultural outings—such as museum visits, concerts, and film discussions—promote appreciation for the arts, history, and human creativity.
Outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, and excursions, build resilience, teamwork, and a sense of adventure. These experiences encourage reflection, strengthen camaraderie, and provide meaningful opportunities to engage with nature and culture in a formative and balanced way.
Spiritual Formation
Amber Drive University Center offers spiritual formation inspired by the teachings of St. Josemaría Escrivá and the spirit of Opus Dei. Through regular prayer, meditations, doctrinal talks, and spiritual mentoring, students learn to integrate their faith into daily life—seeing study, work, and relationships as paths to holiness and service.
Community Outreach
The program fosters a spirit of service through regular outreach initiatives. Students engage in visits to the elderly, the sick, and underprivileged communities—offering their time, presence, and meaningful support.
Workcamps and service projects provide hands-on experiences that address real needs while developing empathy, social awareness, and a strong commitment to the common good. These activities help form young men who lead with both competence and compassion.
