Fall & Spring Course Offerings

Classes are taught by European faculty and often have a European focus. Many of the courses may spur incentive to visit the places you have studied in class.

For instance: Kafka and Prague, Michelangelo and Rome, La Langue Française et Paris, Shakespeare and London, and many other interesting historic sites. All classes are scheduled Monday mornings through Thursday late afternoons. Two academic excursions, under faculty guidance, may bring you to cities such as Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, or Madrid.

The castle campus is small and intimate, and contact with your teacher may extend beyond the classroom. Many castle professors may have a "funny accent" because they come from different national backgrounds. For instance: Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, etc. Be prepared that certain faculty members may not allow computers into class, so learn how to work with notebook and pen.

Kasteel Well Program Director Dulcia Meijers teaching an art history class in a museum

Course Load

All fall and spring students are required to take a full course load of 16 credits, plus a 1-credit, non-tuition course. Summer students take 8 credits.

Fall and Spring Student Requirements

• Every Kasteel Well student must register for a 1-credit, non-tuition course: HI 100 Introduction to the History of the Netherlands and the City of Amsterdam

• This course is an online course that begins before departure to The Netherlands

• Students must pass a two-part test related to this course

Summer Student Requirements

• The International Study and External Programs Office will register you for your courses

Fall Term

Subject to change

Spring Term

Subject to change