Argentina: Literature of El Sur is a fast-paced and immersive summer travel course for academic credit.

Middle School students experience the natural wonders of Canada, exploring Banff and Jasper National Parks located in Alberta.

Classroom Earth: Colorado River is a unique field study experience designed by Westminster faculty.

The JanTerm course Voices of Resilience explores the history of the Jewish experience and antisemitism from antiquity to the present.

Middle School students experience life off the grid in the beautiful cloud forest of Ecuador at Siempre Verde preserve.

The JanTerm course Monks & Monarchs, offered every other year, explores the shifting political landscapes and sacred spaces of England from the Roman period to present.

Middle and Upper School students experience life in beautiful France during the summer.

The Guatemala Global Education program offers an experiential learning opportunity to discover ties between the U.S. and Guatemala, collaborate to raise new funds, build a new home, and connect with the people of Guatemala.

Upper School students in this summer course explore sustainability in Iceland and visit the natural wonders that are the sources of Iceland’s natural resources.

Through this reciprocal exchange program, Middle Schoolers immerse themselves in the five-thousand-year-old history and culture of India.

Middle Schoolers travel to Italy and see the ancient Roman world come alive through the exploration of Rome and Pompeii.

Pictura Roma is a cultural history course offered to Upper School students during JanTerm.

In the Mount Kenya Academy Exchange Program, students spend a week on Westminster’s campus learning about Kenya’s history, ecology, culture, and language, as well as current events and challenges, before traveling to our sister school, Mount Kenya Academy, in Nyeri, Kenya.

The program melds geology and marine ecology, demonstrating the interaction between land and sea.

School Year Abroad offers students the opportunity to spend a full year or a semester abroad during their junior year.

Upper School students participating in the Camino de Santiago summer course walk the final 100 miles of the Way of Saint James, a centuries-old pilgrimage across northern Spain ending in the historic town of Santiago de Compostela.

In Valencia, Spain, Middle School students expand their horizons and increase proficiency by fully immersing in Spanish language and culture.