Location
Multiple Locations +4
  • Italy
    • Venice
  • France
    • Paris
  • Germany
    • Berlin
  • Netherlands
    • Amsterdam
Length
2 - 4 weeks
Merit-based funding, General grants/scholarships, Payment plans
Health & Safety

Program Details

Activities
City Exploring Hiking Sightseeing Swimming Wine Tasting
Timeframe
Summer
Housing
Apartment Hotel
Primary Language
English
Age Min.
17
Age Max
24

Pricing

Starting Price
6475
Price Details
Included in the fees: all accommodation, breakfast, tuition in small groups, all transport in Europe when concerned with teaching, all museum entrance fees, notes and reading lists.

Not included in the fees: flights, lunch and dinner, spending money, travel insurance, repatriation insurance and cancellation insurance.
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Tour Guide Transportation Wifi
What's Not Included
Airfare Some Meals Travel Insurance Visa
May 02, 2024
May 10, 2023
0 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

This a summer course that travels throughout Europe for 3 weeks exploring how art, architecture, society, power and its enviroment intersect whithin each other.
This programme is named after the theme of the 2022 Venice Architectural Biennale, 'How shall we live together'.
We will be visiting these beautiful European cities through their art, culture, food, music with a focus to study the societal, environmental and political issues surrounding art and architecture starting at the landmark exhibition of Biennale in Venice.
This is a program that would be particularly good for forward looking students who are looking to discover Europe and that are interested in understanding art and architecture in relation to wider themes such public policy, architecture, society, anthropology and design.

This program is currently not being promoted on Go Overseas by its provider. Check with Art History Abroad for the most up-to-date information regarding the status of this program.

Video and Photos

Diversity & Inclusion 💙

AHA courses are open to all. We pride ourselves with creating a safe and inclusive environment where people from all backgrounds are able to enjoy a life changing travelling experience.

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.
AHA courses are open to all. We pride ourselves with creating a safe and inclusive environment where people from all backgrounds are able to enjoy a life changing travelling experience.

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.
AHA has a track record for taking students with varying kinds and levels of disabilities on courses, and we warmly encourage applications from all people.

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 🌎

Our programs are geared toward environmental education understood in relation to wider themes of history, society and culture.

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

  • Young, enthusiastic and passionate expert tutors
  • Private viewings to some of Europe's most extraordinary sites
  • Incredible off the beaten track visits to explore authentic Italy
  • A focus on the joy of creativity (it's in all of us!)
  • A multidisciplinary approach to travelling, architecture and art history

Program Reviews

5.00 Rating
based on 1 review
  • 5 rating 100%
  • 4 rating 0%
  • 3 rating 0%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Housing 5
  • Support 5
  • Fun 5
  • Value 5
  • Safety 5
Showing 1 - 1 of 1 reviews
Default avatar
Adam
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Future Thinkers Course

Best AHA trip Ive taken by far. Felt like it lasted ages even though it was like a week and a half. Theo was amazing, he knew all the stuff, seems really smart, and it was awesome that it was just the two of us. He’s really engaging when he’s lessoning, and it felt special being in Berlin since he clearly loves that city. I also loved that in addition I was able to see Ed, Angie, and Holly in Naples, and Im so glad I got to teach a bit of the Museum. It was also cool being in Paris solo and exploring the city on my own. All of this combined, this was an amazing travel abroad experience overall, and I don't think I could make a better trip if I tried. Love u guys

Pros
  • Small group, just me and Theo
  • Engaging course material in new places
  • Still saw Ed and Angie and Naples
12 people found this review helpful.

Questions & Answers