Online Business Study Abroad

The most valuable aspect of the curriculum was the incredible access to professionals from every aspect of the art market. Hearing from them directly about the challenges and projects they are dealing with was an invaluable tool to understand the evolving dynamics of the sector and have a better understanding of where opportunities lie.

The course was very helpful in laying the foundations of art valuation and learning what determines the success of an artist, as well as identifying the key players driving the direction of the market. On-site visits to galleries, museums, fairs, and the auction house were key to getting a hands-on experience of the different players in the art market. I attended the course during Frieze season, which meant tons of openings, shows, and initiatives provided me with countless learning opportunities, always guided by the wise commentary of our course leader Jeffrey Boloten.

My learning experience at Sotheby’s Institute of Art-London can be described in three words: insightful, inspiring, and unique. The program appealed to me because it combines expert-led classroom teaching with on-site visits to London’s most exclusive museums, galleries, studios, and more. Specifically, the entrepreneurial spirit of the program’s research projects intrigued me, as they provide an innovative, collaborative, and lasting skill set often overlooked in other programs. One of my most memorable days in the program was spent learning about how conservation practices facilitate the preservation of artworks for future generations thanks to technological developments. This lecture was followed by a trip to a Chiswick-based conservation studio, where we observed outstanding craftsmanship and expertise.

Several elements drew me to the 12-week Art Business Certificate. Its intensive structure offered a focused yet comprehensive introduction to the art world, making it ideal for career development. The balance between in-classroom teaching and on-site visits was one of the most valuable aspects of the course. The classroom sessions gave me the critical frameworks and historical context, and then the visits really brought those ideas to life. One of the most valuable aspects of the curriculum was its strong emphasis on critical analysis and contextual thinking. Rather than focusing solely on objects or market trends, the course encouraged deeper inquiry into how the art world operates, particularly around power, representation, access, and institutional responsibility.

I was honestly hesitant at first because I had seen so many expensive study options in Europe and wasn’t sure what was actually worth it. What I liked about SkillCamp was the clarity. The programme is structured, British-accredited, and very transparent about what you’re getting. It’s not just classroom time — you’re expected to study independently, which pushed me to become more disciplined. The teaching felt practical and interactive rather than purely theoretical. Porto was also a big plus. The cost of living is manageable compared to other Western countries, and the environment feels safe and welcoming. If you’re looking for something affordable but still credible, and you’re willing to put in the work, this is a solid option.

I had a wonderful visit to Europolytech Academy! The atmosphere is fantastic, and the team made me feel right at home. I’ve made my decision and can’t wait to begin the Project Management program in April ! 🎊🎊

In my opinion, this trip was amazing in almost all regards. I have made multiple friends, both in and beyond my group, and my group and I have created an unbreakable bond. The sights were amazing, we often partook in the local transportation, and most importantly, we had freedom in where we wanted to go. For example, one time, around ten or so people in our group went to find a restaurant by ourselves, and we all were able to return to the hostel, with no pushback from our group leaders. Another time, we all planned to meet up at the gates of our hostel and head out to a local park, truly one of the best nights of the trip (maybe even that year)! All in all, from the food, to the culture, to the people, the trip truly immersed me in Japan, and I am so glad I chose to participate.

I would like to express my deepest gratitude to South Europe College, its esteemed leaders, dedicated professors, and supportive staff for their unwavering support. Your guidance and encouragement have been invaluable.

At the first term I was so happy to join for the experienced instructors with full explanation, assignments discussion and participation especially the project management, time management, and risk instructors. My only concern with the supply chain subject. At my second term the instructors with good especialy the portfolio management and the the agile management instructors but the pdf material weren't the same especially that i'm the kind of person that love to read than to watch and listen. In addition, it is so hard to watch that much of videoes for the one subject taking notes not exist in pdf and repeat that for the other subjects. My concern with the financial management subject, we didn't take a good introduction to know the basis especially we are from different backgrounds, besides the way of explaining that was about reading the material didn't help and the assignment questions was so hard. The third term was confusing because there is no explanation only discussion on a big science we don't have a good base in our education as abroad, so there was a gab made us confused and lost between self study to know what and how I should do and at the same I committed with deadline to deliver the research. At all, it was a big pleasure to join the college and study with you and get a certificate feel me so proud, meeting perfect instructors rare to meet and good administration does its best to help and a community always seeking for a feed back to develop itself and always invite us to attend seminars to develop us. Thank you so much . I truly appreciate your efforts and appreciate that always 🙏💐

At the first term I was so happy to join for the experienced instructors with full explanation, assignments discussion and participation especially the project management, time management, and risk instructors. My only concern with the supply chain subject. At my second term the instructors with good especialy the portfolio management and the the agile management instructors but the pdf material weren't the same especially that i'm the kind of person that love to read than to watch and listen. In addition, it is so hard to watch that much of videoes for the one subject taking notes not exist in pdf and repeat that for the other subjects. My concern with the financial management subject, we didn't take a good introduction to know the basis especially we are from different backgrounds, besides the way of explaining that was about reading the material didn't help and the assignment questions was so hard. The third term was confusing because there is no explanation only discussion on a big science we don't have a good base in our education as abroad, so there was a gab made us confused and lost between self study to know what and how I should do and at the same I committed with deadline to deliver the research. At all, it was a big pleasure to join the college and study with you and get a certificate feel me so proud, meeting perfect instructors rare to meet and good administration does its best to help and a community always seeking for a feed back to develop itself and always invite us to attend seminars to develop us. Thank you so much . I truly appreciate your efforts and appreciate that always 🙏💐

The administration department was so good except the last term. All instructors were informative, collaborative, and were amazing. The best were Dr Akram, the professor of project management, the portfolio, and the agile . On the contrary were supply chain and finance instructor. The slides reading process, the materials werent helpful at all. And also the research subject, the strategies of not explaining and the non informative materials weren't helpful at all.

It was an amazing trip. I met so many amazing people and learned a lot of new things. We traveled to a bunch of different cities/towns in Italy. We took a few language classes before we did a homestay. The families were amazing, I felt like I was family. The highlight of the trip was the multiple cooking classes we did with an amazing chef to guide us. We also got to eat all the food after!?

During my Spain 3 week travel, I really felt that it irrevocably changed me for the future. For example, the amount of independence and confidence I gained is something that it didn't necessarily expect. From flying domestically by myself and navigating the streets of busy Spain, I was forced to be able to navigate independently and find my place in a foreign country. My host family was additionally very kind, and truly made me feel welcome in their home. The new Spanish friends that I made I still keep in contact with today, as they made an honest effort to make me feel included. Overall, I would definitely recommend this program to students who want a very new experience and to understand a culture different from their own.

My time abroad was beyond amazing and totally exceeded expectations. When I choose to study abroad in Beirut, Lebanon, I was told all kinds of things to worry about, was given a picture of Beirut as dangerous, and my choice as problematic. As soon as I arrived, I quickly realized how wrong those people were. Lebanon is a fantastic country. While it is facing a number of major issues, ranging from the affects of the Port Explosion some years ago, to corruption, and a massive economic crisis, I was able to live, study, and enjoy life immensely. The American University of Beirut is a world renowned institution with rigorous academics and supportive faculty, which the most beautiful campus I have seen, attracting students from every corner of the world. There was a large population of visiting students and we were strongly supported by the Office of International Programs. Beirut was an amazing city to live in, and me and my friends quickly settled in, learning our way around, meeting locals, and becoming a part of the fabric of the city. Getting around Lebanon was easy as well, and I was able to visit so many amazing places and learn so much about the country, its history, and myself. I strongly recommend Lebanon and AUB to any student interested in making a unique and life changing experience choice.

My experience at AUB was phenomenal. I met amazing people who changed my perspective on life as I was on my journey to uplift my academic background. From Academics to social life, I got to meet and interact with great minds both from the Middle East and outside the region. Lectures were rich with case studies, and industry guest speakers who provided an outlook on how what is being learned theoretically is being used at the workplace. Also, lecturers had both industry and academic experience which made lectures more than just a class. Class outings and other gatherings also gave me an opportunity to explore Lebanon and to know more about the Lebanese people and culture, which was absolutely thrilling. AUBs state-of-the-art facilities also helped me in maintaining good physical health as I visited the well-equipped gym and learned how to swim among others. I have made long-lasting connections that have enriched and enlarged my social network. More so, the African community hosted events that made me always feel at home as I met other students from over 10 African countries where we met to have fun and share unique experiences at AUB. Indeed, AUB is my second home!

The American University of Beirut, both as an academic and cultural institution showed me nothing short of total warmth and hospitality from the moment I arrived. The faculty were extremely helpful, and some even showed me around the city to help me better adjust to my surroundings. Classes were often engaging, challenging me as a native english-speaker, which I did not expect, especially given that the classes are taught in english. Regardless, they taught how to conserve my words, to be thoughtful with my diction, and to always consider the ways in which my words could be taken. The area pertaining to and around the campus is gorgeous, and I never experienced any problems on daily walks or trips deeper into the city. Lastly, the students, who were from a staggering spread of countries I had never met anyone else from before, were without fail friendly, kind, patient, helpful, and always eager to do something with me. The beauty of AUB cannot be overstated.

I had an amazing time studying abroad in Beirut. The campus is beautiful, the food is amazing, and there are always fun things to do in and out of Beirut. The AUB international students office was also very helpful in preparing us for the academic year and plan extracurricular events.

Arcos Learning Abroad is an extremely organized & impactful organization. Unfortunately, my university did not allow me to to study abroad in person due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Arcos was extremely helpful in me still receiving the planned Spanish credits through their “online learning experiences”. I took 4 courses total online (2 one summer, and 2 the following). While I cannot speak to their in-person study abroad experience because of the events of COVID-19, I can speak to the quality of professors I had with my online professors. Having experienced superb communication & guidance from the organization throughout the online course, I have no doubts that the in-person study abroad programs offer impactful education, and well-rounded, organized, safe, and fun experiences for students outside of class. If you’re seeking the opportunity to earn college level spanish credit or study abroad in a Spanish speaking country, I highly recommend Arcos.

I’m this course, I was able to explore some of my interests that lay outside of my major. The material was engaging and the professor was extremely knowledgeable and kind willing to ensure I understood each topics. Beyond this, having a class with a professor who’s native language was Spanish allowed me to engage with the language in a way I never had before. I truly believe that I advanced in my language skills more in this short time than ever.

Although studying virtually is not ideal for cultural enrichment, I was greatly thankful for the responsiveness and engagement of my professor each day. I spent around 3 hours a day in a call with a break in between my lesson. As my course referred to Mexican Culture and Civilization, my professor always provided plenty of articles, videos, photos, and information about each topic. I appreciated her attentiveness and how she approached teaching Spanish for a non-native speaker. Overall, I would highly recommend Arcos for Learning Abroad for many university students.