"Studying in Europe is living at the intersection of history and the future, where past and forward-looking innovations, ideas, and practice meet. My graduate study in Austria provided me with the opportunity to learn from mentors who are expert practitioners in their fields and the learning was made more enriching by sharing this experience with learners from diverse backgrounds and cultures. Having at least a dozen countries represented in our class broadened and sharpened my understanding and appreciation for both international and national issues.
Vienna offers cultural experiences for all ages. I immensely enjoyed visiting their museums and historic houses, attending the opera, and watching musical ensembles. Studying in Europe also means having access to a well-developed rail and bus network, making cross-border travel easy, providing opportunities for immersing in all the art forms, history, and culinary experiences as well as various activities for the different seasons."
Joyce M. Crisanto
MA in Applied Human Rights
Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien
