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American Stories is an interdisciplinary approach to reading landscapes from the nineteenth century to today, uncovering untold stories of American places and the people, politics, and power that shaped them. Learn More Bed Time: Knowing the World Through Objects Design, build, and travel as you explore intimacy, domesticity, and politics through the physical and digital world of an Antique Chinese Wedding Bed. Learn More Biotech Explorers Pathway Build connections between science, business, technology, and engineering through the science of biotechnology. Learn More Democracy & Myth in Ancient Greece Discover the stories and politics of Classical Athens, and how they inform our world. Learn More Gateway Expeditions into Exoplanets & Black Holes Bend your mind with key questions in contemporary astrophysics as you explore the Universe's most fascinating questions: is there life elsewhere in the Universe? what are black holes and how do matter and space behave close to them? LEARN MORE Global Citizenship Program Join a community of students dedicated to discovering our role in the global world by exploring identity, environment, migration, intercultural exchange, and community engagement. Learn More History, Memory & Representation of the Holocaust Analyze the history of the Nazi genocide of European Jews and other groups between 1933 and 1945 as well as its representation in a variety of media. Learn More Literary Culture of Modern Ireland Delve into the rich literary history of Ireland by exploring political movements that informed and inspired some of the greatest literary works of the 20th century. Learn More  Medicine & Society Take a deep dive into medical anthropology – the study of human health across culture, time, and location with particular attention paid to cultural, social, political, economic and ethical dimensions – tailored to work with pre-med requirements. Learn More Mind, Brain, Behavior Investigate techniques by which mental abilities are explained in psychology and neuroscience and illuminate philosophical questions about the nature of the mind, consciousness, and agency. Learn More Modern Media: The Good, the Bad, & the Future Explore the history and ongoing evolution of mass media, including how digital technologies have shaped journalism, publishing, documentary, and more, to then create content specific to traditional and new media channels. Learn More Pathfinder Fellows in Environmental Leadership Delve into an integrated study of environmental change at scales from individual sites to neighborhoods, landscapes, nations, and the globe. Learn More Phage Hunters Embark on a laboratory experience in a national research project to isolate and analyze bacteriophage that infect actinobacteria. Learn More Safe Asylum: Refugee Politics & Pathways Examine the global population of forcibly displaced people and the dramatic rupture of mass migration. Learn More Text & Traditions Study the foundations of knowledge: politics and literature, justice and imagination, activism and reflection. Learn More The Hallmarks of Cancer & Patient Care Learn the biology behind cancer and engage with survivors and healthcare professionals charged with treating this deadly disease. Learn More The Mind-Body Connection: What Makes Us & Moves Us Explore how your mind and body create meaning in the world with applications to philosophy, neuroscience, aesthetics, and rehabilitation. LEARN MORE Programs with TravelThese programs typically have an international and/or domestic travel component, which could be affected by federal and local guidelines related to health, safety, and security considerations. These programs main academic components will not be affected. The Ampersand Travel program offers robust planning, logistical, and financial support for Ampersand courses with study travel, both domestic and international. We prioritize experiential learning and learning outside of the classroom as an integral component of Ampersand Programs. The Ampersand Travel programs provides faculty comprehensive support and hands-on assistance for pedagogically relevant travel in the areas of planning, safety, logistics, and training. We assist students with need-based financial assistance and comprehensive support for logistics, safety, and travel planning. Finally, we organize opportunities for reflection and the integration of students’ experiential learning experience through post-travel programming. General Travel Program Timeline: May: Students sign up for Ampersand Programs August/September: Classes begin and specific information is shared about the trip at the Ampersand Travel Kick-off Party October: The WashU Travel Portal is open for students to sign up to get more information about the trip including initial itinerary and price November: Commitments for Ampersand Travel are due, including passport information for international trips We understand that these trips are at significant cost and work to make sure we are as cost effective as possible in our planning. We also offer comprehensive need-based financial aid. Our financial aid process is through WashU’s Student Financial Services and we use their financial need calculations as the first basis of our offered aid. For more questions on need based financial aid please contact (shared email). International trips often cost approximately $5,500 with international flights. Domestic trips often cost approximately $3,000 with domestic flights. Individual trip costs vary year to year and we will share full trip costs early in the Fall semester. Typically more than 40% of our Ampersand Students receive financial aid. If you are potentially interested in traveling internationally you will need a passport valid for at least 6 months after your travel is concluded. It is never too early to start applying for your passport! Bed Time: Knowing the World Through Objects Design, build, and travel as you explore intimacy, domesticity, and politics through the physical and digital world of an Antique Chinese Wedding Bed. Learn More Democracy & Myth in Ancient Greece Discover the stories and politics of Classical Athens, and how they inform our world. Learn More Gateway Expeditions into Exoplanets & Black Holes Bend your mind with key questions in contemporary astrophysics as you explore the Universe's most fascinating questions: is there life elsewhere in the Universe? what are black holes and how do matter and space behave close to them? LEARN MORE Global Citizenship Program Join a community of students dedicated to discovering our role in the global world by exploring identity, environment, migration, intercultural exchange, and community engagement. Learn More History, Memory & Representation of the Holocaust Analyze the history of the Nazi genocide of European Jews and other groups between 1933 and 1945 as well as its representation in a variety of media. Learn More  Literary Culture of Modern Ireland Delve into the rich literary history of Ireland by exploring political movements that informed and inspired some of the greatest literary works of the 20th century.   Learn More  Modern Media: The Good, the Bad, & the Future Explore the history and ongoing evolution of mass media, including how digital technologies have shaped journalism, publishing, documentary, and more, to then create content specific to traditional and new media channels. Learn More Safe Asylum: Refugee Politics & Pathways Examine the global population of forcibly displaced people and the dramatic rupture of mass migration. Learn More Programs with ResearchBiotech Explorers Pathway Build connections between science, business, technology, and engineering through the science of biotechnology. Learn More Medicine & Society Take a deep dive into medical anthropology – the study of human health across culture, time, and location with particular attention paid to cultural, social, political, economic and ethical dimensions – tailored to work with pre-med requirements. Learn More Mind, Brain, Behavior Investigate techniques by which mental abilities are explained in psychology and neuroscience and illuminate philosophical questions about the nature of the mind, consciousness, and agency. Learn More Phage Hunters Embark on a laboratory experience in a national research project to isolate and analyze bacteriophage that infect actinobacteria. Learn More Safe Asylum: Refugee Politics & Pathways Examine the global population of forcibly displaced people and the dramatic rupture of mass migration. Learn More The Mind-Body Connection: What Makes Us & Moves Us Explore how your mind and body create meaning in the world with applications to philosophy, neuroscience, aesthetics, and rehabilitation. LEARN MORE Programs with In-the-Field or ServiceAmerican Stories: Place, Power, & Imagination If an American landscape could tell a story, what would it say? American Stories is an interdisciplinary approach to reading landscapes from the nineteenth century to today, uncovering untold stories of American places and the people, politics, and power that shaped them. Learn More Bed Time: Knowing the World Through Objects Design, build, and travel as you explore intimacy, domesticity, and politics through the physical and digital world of an Antique Chinese Wedding Bed. Learn More Biotech Explorers Pathway Build connections between science, business, technology, and engineering through the science of biotechnology. Learn More Global Citizenship Program Join a community of students dedicated to discovering our role in the global world by exploring identity, environment, migration, intercultural exchange, and community engagement. Learn More Medicine & Society Take a deep dive into medical anthropology – the study of human health across culture, time, and location with particular attention paid to cultural, social, political, economic and ethical dimensions – tailored to work with pre-med requirements. Learn More Modern Media: The Good, the Bad, & the Future Explore the history and ongoing evolution of mass media, including how digital technologies have shaped journalism, publishing, documentary, and more, to then create content specific to traditional and new media channels. Learn More Pathfinder Fellows in Environmental Leadership Delve into an integrated study of environmental change at scales from individual sites to neighborhoods, landscapes, nations, and the globe. Learn More Safe Asylum: Refugee Politics & Pathways Examine the global population of forcibly displaced people and the dramatic rupture of mass migration. Learn More The Hallmarks of Cancer & Patient Care Learn the biology behind cancer and engage with survivors and healthcare professionals charged with treating this deadly disease. Learn More Want to Explore All First-Year Programs? See All First-Year ProgramsQuick LinksExplore AcademicsStudent ResourcesThe AmpersandEventsOur PeopleAbout A&SContactAcademic CalendarA&S ComputingUniversity DirectoryUniversity LibrariesInside ArtSciArts & Sciences Strategic PlanEmployment OpportunitiesCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Arts & SciencesInstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInYouTubeLet your curiosity lead the way.Find out how to apply and get started todayApply Now1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu