From the Vatican to Kazimierz, religion where it lives.
Religious Studies is about how belief shapes lives and societies, and that is easier to grasp in St Peter's Square or Kraków's Jewish quarter than in a worksheet. Rome, Kraków and Berlin each show a different relationship between faith, history and modern life.
Itineraries support both the study of religion and the ethics and philosophy strands, and sites connected to the Holocaust are handled with the seriousness they demand.
The Vatican, early Christian sites and the architecture of two thousand years of belief.
Kazimierz and the sites of the Holocaust, prepared for properly and reflected on afterwards.
Berlin and beyond: how religion, secularism and identity coexist in contemporary Europe.
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Discover a city where history and faith intersect. Berlin offers an insightful journey through powerful landmarks, religious heritage, and the cultural forces that have shaped its…
View trip →Kraków's medieval old town is one of Europe's most complete examples of its kind. The city centre, with its grand market square and historic landmarks, gives…
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