Paris & Europe
a degree in Pharmacology from Cornell University, this immersive experience exposes students to the diverse landscape of biomedical research, from cutting-edge laboratories to innovative industry settings.
of the Gods. They also travel to Palermo, Sicily, to see the situation on the ground firsthand. They meet with personnel from UNICEF and the Red Cross, as well as Doctors Without Borders, to get a comprehensive understanding of migration complexities in Italy. The group studies legal and illegal migration routes, socio-political and economic challenges, and Italy’s societal and institutional responses. Designed with Claudia Kahindi , who earned her law degree from Oxford and was born in Kenya, this fellowship fosters empathy, critical thinking, and advocacy for humane migration policies
FUOCOAMMARE (“FIRE AT SEA”) ITALY
Calabria is a critical starting point for
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understanding the migrant crisis in Italy. A main entry point for African migrants crossing the Mediterranean, the region’s proximity to the southern shores of Europe makes it a frontline for humanitarian efforts and a focal point for examining the challenges and responses associated with mass migration. The trip starts in Tropea, a stunning town known for its turquoise waters in an area called La Costa degli Dei – the Coast
renowned music venues such as the Berlin Philharmonic, Berlin State Opera, and the historic Berliner Ensemble. They delve into the world of music-related museums and archives. Their journey takes them to Leipzig, often hailed as the ‘City of Music,’ where students explore the city’s musical heritage through visits to significant sites like the Bach Museum. In Hamburg, known for its vibrant contemporary music scene, students actively engage in workshops focused on electronic music and jazz. Designed with Caren Hanssmann , a German native, this Fellowship offers students practical insights into the evolution of music styles.
shadow researchers from Vrije Universiteit (VU) Amsterdam for a week, gaining firsthand experience in academic research. This direct mentorship allows students to learn about the key questions researchers are striving to answer, observe the techniques used to investigate these questions, and hear about the personal experiences of researchers. Designed with Wendy Lin , who holds
through theoretical and practical engagements.
UK POLITICS POST-BREXIT LONDON
Scholars will learn about the complexity of
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Brexit on a journey through London, the epicenter of the UK’s historic decision to leave the EU. This immersive trip will provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the political landscape that has defined modern Britain. Students will engage with politicians and insiders who offer a deep understanding of these issues. The group will visit the Houses of Parliament, the British Museum and the British Library’s Newsroom. Designed with Wendy Lin , a graduate of Cornell
University, this excursion will allow students to engage with the intricacies of political division and aims to foster critical thinking, encourage thoughtful dialogue, and empower students to navigate complex political issues. THE NETHERLANDS ECOTRAIL THE HAGUE Beginning in Amsterdam, students J
aimed at reducing water pollution. They delve into the innovative world of sustainable architecture, visiting renowned eco- buildings such as the Eye Film Institute and the dynamic urban hub of De Ceuvel. These architectural marvels exemplify the concept of living, breathing structures that harmoniously interact with their environment, conserving energy, recycling water, and even generating
opportunity to visit the world’s first floating farm, providing them with valuable insights into sustainable agriculture and innovative solutions for food production. Additionally, our visit to The Hague allows students to gain an in-depth understanding of Dutch environmental policies and their impact on global sustainability. Designed with Baret’s President Alexandra Garcia , this Fellowship allows students to learn about eco-friendly initiatives and environmental sustainability efforts in the Netherlands.
CUTTING EDGE BIOMEDICINE AMSTERDAM
In this transformative Fellowship, students
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put on their lab coats and goggles and look down their microscopes into the transformative world of biomedical research through visits to renowned academic and industry research institutions in Amsterdam. Students have the unique opportunity to
their own power. As we journey to Rotterdam, students have a unique
engage with the city’s remarkable initiatives
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