Make the most of September in an intensive three-week course abroad.
Completion of a September course will earn students 1 point toward Global Honors, the College’s recognition of exceptional global engagement. Visit the Chicago Language Center’s website for information on how to apply for Global Honors.
Study the dynamics of urban change in Berlin, one of the most historically freighted and contested cities in the world.
Explore archaeological, historical, and environmental sites and landscapes in Cambodia (Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, and beyond) that shaped the course of Khmer civilization.
Examine drawing fundamentals and the relationship between drawing, seeing, knowing, and making sense of our experience of the world—both past and present.
Earn History credit by exploring Renaissance art, history, and culture in an intensive, three-week course in Florence.
Offered in partnership with the Chicago Center for Contemporary Theory (3CT). In September 2026, explore forms of speculation thinking in contemporary Black British media practices.
Earn History credit by exploring Paris through its 19th and Early 20th-Century World’s Fairs in an intensive, three-week course.
Study the dramatic changes to French art during the 19th Century.
Explore European perspectives and institutions focused on economy, law, and globalization. The course offered in September 2026 will be Comparative Constitutional Rights Jurisprudence.
Explore the intersection of machine learning and networked systems, examining how AI techniques can be applied to optimize, secure, and understand complex network infrastructures.
Study the historical intersections between France and North Africa, from France’s imperial colonization of North Africa to political and cultural legacies in the postcolonial era.
Explore a range of visualization practices including drawing and photography, alongside the underpinnings of their development while also earning an Arts Core credit.
Explore the historical and current implications of colonialism in Sydney, with a special focus on migration, labor systems, environmental change, and public health.