Educational Journey through the Art of Ancient Egypt: Seminars and Panel DiscussionsJuly 15 to July 28, 2025
Educational Journey through the Art of Ancient Egypt: Seminars and Panel Discussions
July 15 to July 28, 2025
Program Overview:
- Join us for an enriching two-week journey through Egypt, tailored for professors and scholars with a passion for history, art, and their impact on modern life. The program, "Workshops and Panel Discussions on the Art of Ancient Egypt and Its Influence on Contemporary Life," will take you from the vibrant streets of Cairo to the historic cities of Alexandria, Luxor, and Aswan.
- The journey begins in Cairo, the cradle of Egyptian civilization, where you’ll explore iconic monuments and museums preserving thousands of years of history. From there, we’ll travel to Alexandria, a renowned center of ancient learning and culture, to delve into the rich heritage of Hellenistic Egypt. Next, the trip heads south to Luxor, often referred to as the world’s greatest open-air museum, where the grand temples and tombs of the Pharaohs await. The final destination is the serene city of Aswan, home to majestic temples and the gateway to Nubia.
- Throughout the program, you’ll engage in seminars and panel discussions led by experts, exploring how ancient Egyptian art continues to influence contemporary culture and life. This experience will deepen your understanding of Egypt's illustrious past and offer new perspectives on its ongoing relevance in today's world. The trip concludes back in Cairo, offering a final opportunity to reflect on the profound experiences before your return home, enriched and inspired by the wonders of ancient Egypt.
- Join us for an enriching two-week journey through Egypt, tailored for professors and scholars with a passion for history, art, and their impact on modern life. The program, "Workshops and Panel Discussions on the Art of Ancient Egypt and Its Influence on Contemporary Life," will take you from the vibrant streets of Cairo to the historic cities of Alexandria, Luxor, and Aswan.
- The journey begins in Cairo, the cradle of Egyptian civilization, where you’ll explore iconic monuments and museums preserving thousands of years of history. From there, we’ll travel to Alexandria, a renowned center of ancient learning and culture, to delve into the rich heritage of Hellenistic Egypt. Next, the trip heads south to Luxor, often referred to as the world’s greatest open-air museum, where the grand temples and tombs of the Pharaohs await. The final destination is the serene city of Aswan, home to majestic temples and the gateway to Nubia.
- Throughout the program, you’ll engage in seminars and panel discussions led by experts, exploring how ancient Egyptian art continues to influence contemporary culture and life. This experience will deepen your understanding of Egypt's illustrious past and offer new perspectives on its ongoing relevance in today's world. The trip concludes back in Cairo, offering a final opportunity to reflect on the profound experiences before your return home, enriched and inspired by the wonders of ancient Egypt.
Attending this trip can benefit your university in several ways, particularly in the context of Art History classes:
- Enhanced Curriculum Content:
- Professors will return with enriched knowledge of ancient Egyptian history, art, and culture, enabling them to incorporate vivid examples and fresh perspectives into their courses.
- The immersive experience in Egypt allows for the introduction of real-world case studies and firsthand accounts, making the subject matter more engaging and relatable for students, particularly in Art History classes where visual and contextual understanding is key.
- Broadened Academic Perspectives:
- Participation in seminars and panel discussions with leading experts will expose professors to diverse viewpoints and the latest research in the field.
- The trip offers opportunities for professors to explore the connections between ancient Egyptian art and contemporary artistic movements, fostering a deeper understanding that can be shared with students in Art History classes.
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- Professors will gain new ideas for innovative teaching methods and collaborative projects that can be implemented in their classrooms, enhancing the learning experience.
- In Art History classes, this could translate into more dynamic teaching approaches, such as integrating visual analysis of Egyptian art, exploring its influence on later art periods, or comparing ancient techniques with modern practices.
- Research and Collaboration Opportunities:
- The trip provides networking opportunities with fellow educators and experts, potentially leading to collaborative research projects and publications.
- Professors can develop partnerships with Egyptian institutions, opening doors for future academic exchanges, joint research, and study-abroad programs, particularly focused on Art History and its connections to ancient cultures.
- Student Engagement and Global Awareness:
- The insights gained from the trip will enable professors to present ancient Egypt in a way that captivates students’ interest, encouraging them to explore the subject further.
- In Art History classes, students will benefit from a richer, more comprehensive understanding of how ancient Egyptian art has influenced various artistic movements across history, enhancing their appreciation for both the ancient and modern worlds.
- Direct Application in Art History Classes:
- Professors can bring back detailed visual materials, sketches, and photographs from Egyptian sites to use in lectures and class discussions.
- The knowledge gained can be used to create specialized modules or courses focused on the art of ancient Egypt, its techniques, iconography, and its lasting impact on art throughout history, providing students with an in-depth understanding of one of the world's most influential civilizations. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the best and bring back valuable knowledge to improve educational outcomes in your community. Register now to secure your spot!We look forward to your participation.
Initial Itinerary, subject to change*
Initial Itinerary, subject to change*
Program Cost Covers:
The cost of the trip is $4,600 (double-occupancy) per person
* Single Room Upgrade: $600 for single occupancy by February 14, 2025
The cost of the trip is $4,600 (double-occupancy) per person
* Single Room Upgrade: $600 for single occupancy by February 14, 2025
* Single Room Upgrade: $600 for single occupancy by February 14, 2025
This educational trip can be funded out of pocket or through institutional support. Schools and universities can cover the full cost or offer partial sponsorship for their faculty's participation.
Payment Schedule (alternate schedule may be negotiated by request of the participant)
- $200 non-refundable fee is required at the time of registration
- $900 by December 16, 2024
- $700 by January 15, 2025
- $700 by February 14, 2025
- $700 by March 14, 2025
- $700 by April 15, 2025
- $700 by May 15,2025
Single Room Upgrade:
- $600 for single occupancy
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Cancellation Policy:
All cancellations must be received in writing. The following cancellation schedule applies:
- 70% of the paid amount refunded between 100 and 91 days prior to departure.
- 60% of the paid amount refunded between 90 and 61 days prior to departure.
- 50% of the paid amount refunded between 60 and 51 days prior to departure.
- No refund within 50 days of the departure date.
*There may exist minor changes in the program timetables and venues due the possible restrictions.
