The on-site study of European cities and towns is a for-credit program.
Students of every schoo and major and faculty travel together to explore their most significant historical buildings and public places.
Class Instruction is given on-site, providing an understanding of these cities, their architecture and history. The cities themselves become the classroom as students explore and discover their urban fabric.
Destinations include: Athens, Mykonos, Paris, Venice, Florence, and Rome.
This program is in the tradition of the Grand Tour of the XIX century, when northern Europeans traveled to Italy and Greece, to learn the culture of Antiquity.
This course-trip is intended for undergraduate and graduate students from the University of Miami and other accredited universities. No prerequisite course is required. It awards 6 credits.
Academic activities are focused on lectures, seminars, and visits to buildings and places. Required work includes assigned readings, a course journal and a final examination.
For information, please email Prof. Frank Martinez (fmartinez@miami.edu) or Associate Dean Ana Regalado (anaregalado@miami.edu).
