Explore the beautiful sights and rich history of Europe while earning university credit at UMGC.
Whether you're interested in visiting the museums of Paris, seeing the art and architecture of Florence, or walking in the footsteps of renowned writers in Dublin, you can get the most out of your travels with field study courses.
Current Courses
- Florence, Italy - Renaissance Art in Florence - ARTH 489G (3 Credits)
- Belgium and Luxembourg - The Battle of the Bulge - HIST 218J (1 Credit)
- Nuremberg - Nuremberg: The Third Reich and the Rise of Nazism - HIST 319Z (1 Credit)
Previously Offered
- Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Van Gogh: His Life and Work - ARTH 489M (3 Credits)
- Ardennes Battlefields, Belgium and Luxembourg - The Battle of the Bulge - Departing from SHAPE/Chièvres - HIST 218J (1 Credit)
- Berlin, Germany - Berlin: Its History and Art - HIST 317A (3 Credits)
- Brussels, Belgium - Northern Renaissance Art in Brussels - ARTH 489F (3 Credits)
- Cambridge, England - Cultural Studies: Cambridge - HUMN 398C (3 Credits)
- Dublin, Ireland - Dublin: A Brief Literary History - ENGL 388J (3 Credits)
- Heidelberg, Germany - Heidelberg Through the Ages - HIST 317J (3 Credits)
- London, England - Cultural History of London I - HIST 317B (3 Credits)
- London, England - Cultural History of London II - HIST 317C (3 Credits)
- Madrid, Spain - Hemingway in Madrid - ENGL 388Q (3 Credits)
- Naples, Italy - History and Culture of Naples - HIST 317F (3 Credits)
- Normandy, France - D-Day and the Normandy Campaign - HIST 318G (1 Credit)
- Paris, France - Picasso in Paris - TBD
- Rome, Italy - Baroque Art in Rome: An Introduction - ARTH 489H (3 Credits)
- St. Andrews and Edinburgh, Scotland - Scotland: Culture, Literature, and History - ENGL 388I (3 Credits)
- Venice, Italy - History of Venice - HIST 317K (3 Credits)
- Europe - World War II Special One Credit Series
UMGC Europe reserves the right to change dates and courses if necessary due to circumstances beyond our control. Please confirm details with your local UMGC Europe program coordinators or e-mail the Field Study Office.