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"A big, big, big, BIG thank you for giving me the funniest, loveliest, most exciting, interesting, fabulous, magnificent, food-filled, wine-bursting six weeks that I've ever, ever had. I just can't believe we saw so much in so little time."
HR - AHA Alumni
Course Combinations
SUMMER COURSE COMBINATIONS
| COURSE NAMES | DATES | DURATION | GBP FEES | USD FEES | EUR FEES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Italy 2 |
9 JULY - 23 JULY 2012 | 2 WEEKS | £3,275 | $5,075 | €3,660 |
| Southern Italy | 23 JULY - 6 AUG 2012 | 2 WEEKS | £3,275 | $5,075 | €3,660 |
| Combination Course | 9 JULY - 6 AUG 2012 | 4 WEEKS | £6,150 | $9,530 | €6,880 |
Taking two summer courses in consecutive years? We will offer £200 off the fees of your second course. Please contact the office for further details.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?:
Accomodation, breakfast, tuition in small groups (135 hours on-site), all transport within Italy when connected with teaching, transfers in Italy, all museum entrance fees, notes and reading lists. Also included is a weekly evening entertainment.
Flights are purchased seperately through our travel partner STA Travel, ATOL bonded 3206. Total monies paid will not exceed the fees stated above, although last minute sign ups may be asked to pay a flight supplement.
Items not included are insurance, lunch and supper.
We recommend that students bring £30-33 per day to cover food, drinks and spending money.
Travel insurance can be arranged by contacting Mind the Gap Year. They offer competitive & comprehensive insurance adaptable to each of the courses we offer. Please ensure that your policy covers medical & repatriation expenses.
AHA protects client moneys paid in advance by placing them in a Clients Trust Account as recommended by the tour regulations of the 1992 Consumer Protection Act. Monies are held in this segregated account (and thus not part of the audit of Art History Abroad) until the completion of a course.
