Advanced Studies in England - ASE

Advanced Studies in England - ASE ASE is an academically rigorous study abroad programme based in the World Heritage City of Bath

Hi!! This is Maggie and I will be taking over for the third week of Su’26 with ASE! I’m from Harrington Park, NJ and I w...
21/06/2026

Hi!! This is Maggie and I will be taking over for the third week of Su’26 with ASE! I’m from Harrington Park, NJ and I will be a rising junior at Skidmore College! I am double majoring in Education Studies and Sociology, and I play on the women’s tennis team at Skidmore. I’m also a member of the ASE’s Education program, so I’m spending lots of time in a Bath primary school classroom! I am so excited to take you all along with me throughout my third week in Bath! My week will be full of classes, teaching, spending time with my new friends, and exploring the city, so follow along for updates! 🤗

Two days, two productions, and three theatre tours. 🎭Take a look at a recap of our Theatre Summer Programme trip to the ...
19/06/2026

Two days, two productions, and three theatre tours. 🎭

Take a look at a recap of our Theatre Summer Programme trip to the West End, featuring a tour of the National Theatre and Shakespeare's Globe theatre, a production of Romeo & Juliet with Stranger Things actor Sadie Sink, and Ava Pickett's fantastic 1536 On Stage . 🙌

Stay tuned for more updates on ASE's Summer School expeditions!

Hey hey y’all! I’m Trinity Cureton, a rising junior majoring in English with a minor in Marketing at Hampton University ...
09/06/2026

Hey hey y’all! I’m Trinity Cureton, a rising junior majoring in English with a minor in Marketing at Hampton University (the real HU 💙🏴‍☠️). I have the pleasure of taking over the page for the first week of the ASE Summer 2026 program.

I’m really excited to be spending my summer in Bath and can’t wait to explore, learn, and experience all that ASE and Bath has to offer.

Thanks for joining me! I really hope you all enjoy what I have in store for the week💙!

Save this post and keep Saturday, September 19th free in your calendar! 🙌Meet Jonathan and Matias at our annual reunion ...
04/06/2026

Save this post and keep Saturday, September 19th free in your calendar! 🙌

Meet Jonathan and Matias at our annual reunion in Washington, D.C., for an evening of good company, good food, and celebration of our wonderful community. 🎉

If you live in the area or can make the trip, we’d love to see you!

ASE Staff on Break! Swipe to see what the team gets up to while we wait for the arrival of our Summer 2026 cohort – you ...
28/05/2026

ASE Staff on Break! Swipe to see what the team gets up to while we wait for the arrival of our Summer 2026 cohort – you might see some sheep. 🐏

Whenever the sun is out in the UK, everyone is out enjoying the sunshine. This May bank holiday weekend, the team made sure to make the most out of the glorious weather, visiting England’s stunning coast and countryside, or simply sitting back and relaxing... 😌

Even in June/July, the British weather is a tad unpredictable - but we hope to enjoy more British blue skies with our incoming Summer School students!
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Happy Climate Awareness Month 🌍✨To celebrate, ASE is sharing a climate fiction reading list curated with recommendations...
24/04/2026

Happy Climate Awareness Month 🌍✨
To celebrate, ASE is sharing a climate fiction reading list curated with recommendations from the wonderful team . Kate and Sôffi have put together some incredible picks for the community, including:

The Wall by John Lanchester - a dystopian novel in which a young man serves on a massive coastal barrier protecting Britain from climate-driven floods and “Others,” exploring fear, exclusion, and survival in a fractured world.

Arborescence by Rhett Davis- a surreal novel about a young woman who becomes increasingly obsessed with trees, using that fixation to explore identity, isolation, and the porous boundary between human and natural worlds.

Aerth by Deborah Tomkins- a haunting piece of climate fiction set in a rewilded, post-collapse world, where one woman’s journey through a fragile new landscape blurs the line between survival and belonging

Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy- a gripping story set on a remote, fragile island, where rising seas and buried secrets collide, blurring the line between survival, love, and what we owe the natural world

For more recommendations, feel free to check out Mr. B’s Emporium. Happy reading everyone!



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