When most of us think of art history, we usually conjure up images of beautiful Roman or Greek inspired sculptures and paintings. While of course you can learn art history from your stateside classroom, wouldn’t your studies feel much more worthwhile if you came face to face with something as monumental as the Sistine Chapel? That's why students looking for a unique experience turn to studying art history abroad.
Studying Art History Abroad
Christina Farella studied abroad in Rome in the Spring of 2010 and says, “Taking art history classes in Rome was a dream come true. My professors taught many seminars in iconic galleries and locations throughout the city of Rome, providing cultural context for each piece we studied. And rather than being lectured on slides in a dark classroom, my classes provided the opportunity to examine artifacts in person. As an art history student, walking through the Roman Forum or inhabiting the same space as a Constantinian portrait head was an unreal experience, and being in such an old and culturally rich city as Rome makes you feel close to the immense history of each object. My art historical education while studying in the city of Rome was one of the absolute highlights of my time abroad.”
In 1996 Cuenca was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, for its wealth of art and culture and for the impressive natural and ecological enclave of the Serranía de Cuenca (also awarded the denomination of Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2007).
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While classes in the conventional sense will be held at the Facolta di Giurisprudenza, Siena and Tuscany will be the true classrooms, providing students with the opportunity to see and experience first-hand the problems and issues that shape this field. T
8 units of course credit; field trips to over 30 archaeological sites - see syllabus and schedule on website!
Courses - Choose one pair:
CLA 101A: “Topics in Mediterranean Civilizations” UCD GE credit: AH, WC, WE
CLA 198: “Directed Group Study”
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This is a programme for those with a spirit of adventure, for whom travel is to explore through experience, to watch and to listen, to reflect and to write. There is much to see and do that will take your breath away, and much about which to read and writ
The school lasting two weeks includes:
-Frontal lessons about: history of the settlement and its territory in the middle ages, and knowledge of monastic manifacturing
-Archaeological excavation
-Processing of Archeaeological documents (records of: strat
Courses offered:
ARCH 3910 Alabaster Sculpture (3cr)
ARCH 3170 Social History of Art in Italy (3cr)
ITL 1150 Italian Language and Culture (3cr)
ARCH 3290 Who Owns the Past? (3cr)
Please see the website for course descriptions. All students are required to
The ELISAVA Design Semester Program at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) introduces students to the foundations of design through graphic communication, product design, and design engineering.
All our programs are fully validated by the University of the Arts London. Students who have participated in our Study Abroad programs during the past 20 years have benefitted in many ways, not least the opportunity to underpin their course curriculum fro
* Academic summer study at the American College of Thessaloniki, Greece.
* University student 4 week program, and 2 week High School program offered.
* Low cost housing options on campus, and nearby. Included in program price.
* Cultural activities
This unique program was specially designed for undergraduates. Spend one challenging and fascinating semester in St. Petersburg, learn more about Russian history, politics, energy resources, cultural history, and arts, and improve your Russian.