Study Trip to Belgium for L6 Interior Design Students 10-13th December 2026.
Detailed Description
Study Trip to Belgium for L6 Interior Design Students
This is a 4-day study trip to Brussels to visit the brand-new Kanal-Pompidou centre - a project seeking to transform the former Yser Citroën car factory at the heart of Brussels into the 'Kanal' arts and cultural venue, to house the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and CIVA Architecture Museum by Sergison Bates Architects and a major renovation and extension of Design Museum Gent masterplan in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Ghent by Carmody Groake.
We will travel via Eurostar on Thursday 10th December, visit these sights on the Friday and Saturday, then travel back to London via rail on Sunday 13th December.
Accommodation will be within a stylish hostel in the centre of Brussels.
The Field Trip Leads are Edward Crump and Krista Zvirgzda-Zvirgzdina.
All payments are non-refundable unless stated otherwise.
Terms and Conditions:
Passport Requirements:
You have already confirmed passport details. It is your responsiblility to ensure that you have at least six months validity remaining on my passport at the time of the trip departure.
Visa Requirements:
I understand that it is my responsibility to obtain a valid visa for this trip and I can obtain further visa advice from the relevant Embassy.
A supporting visa letter can be provided by the Student Office.
UK students who are eligible for student maintenance loans and grants or the NHS bursary, and EU students who are eligible for the tuition fee loan, must have taken out their full entitlement before they can apply to this Fund.
Code of Conduct:
The study trips are arranged by the University in order to enhance and enable your learning.
You are expected to fully participate in all work, tours and visits unless confirmed health reasons prevent you from doing so. You are expected to adhere to the laws of the country in which you are visiting and to the rules of the transport company with whom you are travelling. Ignorance is not an excuse.
As you are representing Kingston University and Kingston School of Art on this trip, the University’s Code of Student Behaviour will be applied for any behaviour that is deemed inappropriate or risks the reputation of the Faculty/University. Such behaviour will result in disciplinary action which may result in the termination of your registration at Kingston University. A copy of the Student Code of Conduct can be found in My Kingston (online).
PLEASE NOTE:
By booking this trip each student confirms that they have carefully read and understood the University Code of Conduct and agrees to be bound by its terms and conditions in its entirety.
Health and Safety:
As part of the debrief from the Field Trip leader prior to your departure, you will receive important information about health and safety, insurance and the trip itinerary.
Insurance:
The University will register you with our group insurance scheme. This is valid if you are a fully enrolled student at Kingston University and travelling from start point in the U
