6-week Gap Year Course in Italy | Art History Abroad
- Italy
- Florence
- Bologna
- Venice
- Pompeii
- Rome
- Siena
- Naples
About Program
This gap year course runs two times a year, an inspiring and ambitious course from North to South of Italy. You’ll explore Venice, Castelfranco, Bologna, Rome, Florence, Siena, as well as countless gems in between, including Pompeii, Naples, and Ravenna.
The range of art, architecture, and sculpture spans from the ancient world to the present day. While studying some of the greatest masterpieces, young and passionate tutors will guide you off the beaten path to uncover Italy’s hidden wonders.
We delve into philosophy, literature, political history, economics, and much more, enriching your experience with wine tasting, opera, cooking, drawing, Italian, marble making, concerts, football..
We use our time completely to utterly imbibe Italy and all it has to offer for a full cultural experience. Teaching is onsite, in intimate seminar groups of no more than 9, with opportunities for individual tutorials and creative projects.
Discover Italy like never before!
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Diversity & Inclusion
At AHA we know that culture leads to confidence, so every course has two aims: to discover and explore European culture and, in equal measure, the development of young people in a space where they feel secure and integrated.
Any form of discrimation is not accepted on AHA.
At AHA we know that culture leads to confidence, so every course has two aims: to discover and explore European culture and, in equal measure, the development of young people in a space where they feel secure and integrated.
Further Italy and Europe in general are quite progressive with regards to LGBTQIA+ policy, lifestyle and any form of discrimation is not accepted on AHA.
Since our tutor to student ratio is very small (never more than 1 tutor to 9 students), AHA provides individual support shaped to the needs of each and every student, ensuring excellent care of young people. We therefore make provisions and organise an environment where people with disabilities can safely enjoy their travelling and make the most of their experience.
Impact
During our courses we always encourage critical thinking and we take the time to explore the impact that travelling has both at an individual and organisational level. We are also committed to maximising the net positive impact while minimising the carbon footprint of every program- Nick Ross, director of AHA, plants a tree for each flight that is being purchased to attend any of our programs to offset the carbon footprint of our courses.
Program Highlights
- Enthusiastic and friendly experts for instructors
- Private viewings to some of Italy's most extraordinary sites like the Sistine Chapel!
- Incredible off the beaten track visits to explore authentic Italy
- Demonstrations and workshops in traditional crafts
- A focus on the joy of creativity (it's in all of us!)
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