The Venice Programme
The Venice Programme at Warwick is a unique initiative that gives undergraduate and postgraduate students the opportunity to spend a full university term in Venice, studying the city's art, architecture, history and culture from the middle ages to the present.
The programme has been running for 45 years.
Introduction
Discover how the Venice Programme gives Warwick BA and MA History of Art students a unique opportunity to study the art of the city first-hand.
Undergraduate study in Venice
Learn all about the topics you’ll be studying in Venice.
Postgraduate study in Venice
Planning to take your studies further? Find out about our MA in History of Art and Visual Studies, and our research degrees.
Preparing for Venice: Practicalities
Here you’ll find useful information and essential guidance to help you prepare for your term in Venice.
Further information
Want to know more? Get in touch with the History of Art department with any questions.
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The Warwick Student in Venice blog
Photos and diary entries from one of our own students during her Venice term. Visit A Venetian Venture blog