Landscape Architecture

Discover why Bangkok is considered “the Venice of the East” by exploring the significance of water in the culture, design and planning of this Southeast Asian mega-city.

The "Sustainable Cities of Northern Europe" program offers financial aid eligibility, varying fees for UC and non-UC students, shared accommodations with included meals and activities, while emphasizing that personal expenses and travel outside the program are not covered.

Financial aid is available for the UC Davis Summer Abroad program "Housing and Urbanism in Barcelona," which includes accommodation, meals, transportation, and activities, but fees are subject to change and do not cover airfare or personal expenses.

The "GIS in the Land of the Thunder Dragon" program costs include shared accommodations, meals, transportation, field trip fees, and health insurance, while additional personal expenses like airfare, entertainment, and medical emergencies are not covered, and financial aid may be applied.

The "Sustainable Cities of Northern Europe" program includes orientations, travel arrangements, insurance, and entry requirements for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens, emphasizing the need for personal visa responsibility and support resources for LGBTQIA+ travelers.

Catherine Brinkley has a PhD in city and regional planning, a veterinary medical degree, and a masters in virology.

Learn why some European cities are way ahead of U.S. cities in sustainable development and design.

Dr. Robert Wiener, Director Emeritus of the California Coalition for Rural Housing (CCRH), led the organization for 43 years, playing a key role in housing policy and financing efforts, and was honored with numerous awards for his contributions to affordable housing.

The "Sustainable Cities of Northern Europe" program features shared accommodations in various forms, includes continental breakfast and group meals while encouraging dining out, incorporates excursions utilizing walking, biking, and public transportation to explore sustainable communities in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Freiburg, and Lucerne, and requires participants to review risk advisories due to the unique environments abroad.

The "Housing and Urbanism in Barcelona" program includes orientations, requires students to handle travel arrangements and meet entry requirements (valid passport; no visa for U.S. citizens), and provides GeoBlue Global Health Insurance coverage.