The Paris College of Art Summer Program offers an exciting set of courses with a modern edge in the historically and artistically rich city of Paris. In these two-week long courses, introductory through advanced level students will explore art, design, culture, and language.

The Sacred Art School, a training area of the Foundation for Contemporary Sacred Art, offers a Summer School in painting and drawing, sculpture and drawing and jewelry in the city of Florence. During the month of July, the Sacred Art School organizes intensive courses in goldsmithing, painting and drawing and sculpture and drawing lasting one month. Art tours and visits are included in the city of Florence as part of the curricular activities.

Discover your creative passion, build friendships, and find your place at Pratt in this immersive college-level program. Spend the summer on Pratt’s Brooklyn campus in intensive art, design, architecture, or creative writing courses, informed and inspired by the backdrop of New York City. During this four-week full-time program, students develop conceptual and technical skills; and create portfolio pieces for college admission, while earning elective college credits.

Interior Design and Decoration is one of the Summer Junior Courses of IED Madrid's Junior Academy. Summer Juniors are courses in design, fashion and visual communication designed specifically for young people between the ages of 14 and 18.

From fine art to abstract works, clay heads and everything in between, absorb the rich creative history of the past to today’s modern masterpieces. From iconic gallery works to underground art, every canvas and artefact is a new discovery.

The Creative Summer camp is aimed at young international and Italian students who want to live a unique experience in the Eternal City and study painting, design, photography, cinema and art history, attending the study program of one of the most prestigious Academies of Fine Arts and Communication in Rome, whilst enriching their education and curriculum.

The Global Ecologies Studio Summer School is a combined studio and science course offered to students who are looking for an opportunity to explore their studio art practice while examining various concepts found in ecology and earth systems. Based in the Burren of Western Ireland, this course provides a unique experiential and observable location to explore relationships between landscape and the social sphere.

UM’s Pre-College Summer Program Summer Exploration experience is a transformative live-in experience while exploring all aspects of student life as you engage with world-class faculty, explore iconic landscapes and communities surrounding Missoula, Montana, and build meaningful connections with other high school students and graduating seniors, like yourself.

This course will provide an in-depth exploration of the contemporary art market and its inner workings. We will examine the various players involved, the current trends, and the impact of technology. By the end of the course, students will have a better understanding of how the contemporary art market operates, as well as the challenges and opportunities it presents. This course will help students understand what Contemporary Art is and the many ways it is produced, validated, distributed, shown and consumed.

For decades, artists and activists have employed their efforts and creativity to transform the world. This course offers an in-depth exploration of collaborative art practices, investigating the relationship between art and activism during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, emphasizing the power of collective creativity in contemporary art practices.

The exclusive summer program of ISSOS, offers high school students (aged 13-18) the unique opportunity to combine learning, creative enrichment and action-packed adventure in the world-renowned and stunning university town of St Andrews, Cambridge and Yale. Students who gain a place at ISSOS will be able to create a personalised three-week program to suit both their academic needs and wider interests, by choosing one academic and one elective program.

Students learn to properly expose, develop, and print black and white 35mm film. Lectures introduce historical and contemporary photographic practices. Students have weekly assignments and should be prepared to develop their own ideas.

Provides a basic technical and conceptual understanding of the medium of photography. Students learn the basics of RAW image capture using a 35mm DSLR camera, non-destructive image file management, input and output resolution management, establishment of a digital workflow, adjustment and editing in Adobe Photoshop, and high-end archival inkjet printing.

Enjoy a stimulating experience approaching the art and culture management process immersed in the cradle of Italian Renaissance at IED Firenze

The Summer Course in Introduction to Styling and Decoration is a program in English where you will learn how to develop a decoration project, from the idea to its execution. Over the course of two weeks, you will explore the fundamentals of the discipline and gain knowledge about styles, trends, space planning, colour theory or lighting.