Art, Architecture & History

Teach art history, architecture, archaeology or history where it happened — in the museums, monuments and cities your students have only seen on slides.

Plan a course See sample programs

3–6credit hours, offered through your own department

8+students and the professor's travel cost is covered by ARAMFO

Your datesand your departure airport

Why take your art, architecture & history course abroad

Standing in front of the work changes how students understand it. An art, architecture or history travel course pairs site visits with expert-guided sessions so students can study scale, materials, context and change over time.

ARAMFO plans the sequence of sites to follow your syllabus and arranges specialist guides, museum entries and, where possible, sessions with local scholars and conservation teams.

What students can experience

Guided study at major museums, archaeological sites and monuments
Architecture walks through historic and contemporary city centers
Sessions with heritage, conservation and restoration specialists
Visits to universities and art schools in the host country
Time built in for sketching, field notes and student presentations

Sample programs in this field

Programs ARAMFO has run or published in art, architecture & history. Each can be adapted into a faculty-led course for your students.

How it works

1Talk to usTell us your field, your course and the countries you are considering. We suggest destinations and a draft itinerary.
2Approve the courseApprove the travel course with your department chair and your university's study abroad office, so students earn credit.
3Recruit studentsWe provide a program page and materials to help you recruit. ARAMFO then handles bookings and logistics.
4Teach abroadYou focus on teaching. A native professional guide travels with your group throughout the trip.

ARAMFO arranges everything

ARAMFO does not write your syllabus — it builds the trip around it. You choose the dates and the airport; we handle the logistics and the academic visits so you can focus on teaching.