Immersive experiences for registered dietitians and friends, dietetic interns and students surrounding food and the environment in Ireland and Scotland, the Mediterranean diet and lifestyle in Italy, and connecting perspectives on health and longevity in Barcelona and Sardinia.

New for 2027 – Scotland!

June 3 – 11

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2027 Barcelona – Sardinia Program

June 13 -19 in Barcelona and June 20 – 26 in Sardinia

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2027 Italy Program

May 11 – 21

Join the waitlist for a 10-day immersive study, based in Florence, Italy, of the essential elements of the Mediterranean diet and lifestyle. 

Explore
The everyday opportunities to engage in the health-promoting Mediterranean diet and lifestyle practices.

Experience

Excursions to local food markets and into the Tuscan region to visit artisan food and wine producers. Chef-led cooking classes focused on Mediterranean diet foods.

Discover
The keys to living the Mediterranean diet through discussions with University of Florence researchers and the cultural influences on food choices, through engaging demonstrations and conversations with local chefs and wine experts.

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2027 Ireland Programs
May 21 – 30 in Cork

May 30 – June 3 Extension in Dublin

Updated program details and registration information coming soon.

Join us in Cork, Ireland’s culinary capital, for a 9-day immersive study of Ireland’s rich agriculture and related food history and culture.  Then travel with us to Dublin for more food and culinary discoveries.

Explore
Traditional and modern culinary practices and ingredients and the influence and implications of history and culture on cuisine in Ireland.

Experience
Excursions into County Cork to visit local food markets, artisan food producers, seaweed foragers, organic food growers and an internationally-acclaimed cookery school.

Discover
The impact of food production on the environment and cultural influences on food choices, through engaging discussions with University College Cork faculty.

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