Summer short term study abroad programs

Explore the origins of the sustainable practices of Tuscan culture through reading and fieldwork in and around Tuscany. Discover the art, architecture and creativity of the people who have called and continue to call this land home while earning NAU credits! May 27th- June 27th, 2022 Visit nau.edu/education- abroad/nau-led-programs to apply! E a r n 6 . 0 0 c r e d i t s Earn 3. 00 credits of SA 301: Italian Culture Earn 3. 00 credits of SA 302: Environmental & Cultural Sustainability or ENV 408 E x p e r i e n c e t h e r e g i o n Travel along the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrimage route Meet artisanal producers of traditional Tuscan foods and take cooking courses Visit museums, monuments & markets Dr. Gioia Woods Professor of Humanities Department Chair, Comparative Cultural Studies Gioia.Woods@nau.eduThe Department of Comparative Cultural Studies offers a number of short-term study abroad opportunities during select summers. Programs in Italy alternate each summer between Tuscany: Nature, Culture, and Sustainability with Professor of Humanities Dr. Gioia Woods (Summer 2022) and Art and Life in Tuscany with Professor of Art History Dr. Alexandra Carpino (Summer 2023).

Dr. Paul Donnelly, Professor of the Comparative Study of Religions, takes students to Northwest India, to the province of Himachal Pradash, each year to experience Hindu and Buddhist cultures.  The group visits Buddhist monasteries high in the Himalayas and takes a short trek through the mountains to learn how local villagers live and worship. This is a 3 credit unit program for AHI credit.

Students explore Italy with Dr. Carpino
Students with Dr. Woods in Italy
Department of Comparative Cultural Studies
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