360° Courses Continue to Provide Opportunities for Students to Learn Abroad
November 30, 2022
Interdisciplinary and interactive, ±¬ÁϹÏ's 360° Program builds on the College's strong institutional history of learning experiences beyond the traditional classroom, placed within a rigorous academic framework. Many 360°s also include field work abroad during semester breaks.
In Germany, The Climate Change 360° took several tours arranged by . This included a tour of the Altstadt (Old City) of Freiburg to witness the city’s innovate public transit system, a trip to the sustainable model district of Vauban, a visit to a sustainable farm, and more.
Steffen Ries from Innovation Academy discusses the reach and capacity of the Freiburg light-rail system. Photo credit: Rachael Sharp '25
Those in Minerals, Museums, & Western Colonialism visited the , London's , the , Bristol Cathedral, and more. At the museums, students were able to learn about curating practices and policies for mineral collections and compare them to what's done with ±¬ÁϹÏ's own collection.
Students at London's Natural History Museum. Photo credit: Helen Christ '24
A complete account of the and trips can be found on the 360° Instagram account.
