TITLE: Where to study category theory?
QUESTION [6 upvotes]: I am attending a master in math, and I am very passionate about category theory. Especially, I like how limits extend a lot of results from a little "core" of the category to everything. I furthermore like beatiful algebra, like Galois theory, commutative algebra, homological algebra, finite representation theory...
Unfortunately, in my university there is few of this stuff. Where would you suggest me to go for a one-year exchange program, especially to deepen my categorical (but not logic) interests?
Thank you!
EDIT: Europe would be the best for geographical reasons, but I am open to international experiences. However, it is increasingly harder for me to get an exchange program with far countries (I come from Italy).

REPLY [3 votes]: At the risk of falling into shameless publicity, my university (Université catholique de Louvain, in Belgium), has a research team in category theory and offers two category theory courses :

the first one introduces the main concepts (categories, functors, natural transformations, Yoneda lemma, limits, adjunctions), and then covers regular and exact categories before turning to the abelian ones and all the homological lemmas.
the second one is geared towards the Master students interested in research and the PhD students. Depending on the year, it can cover monads and Lawvere theories, homological and semi-abelian categories, categorical Galois theory...

In addition, there are several courses in algebra and algebraic topology where some amount of category theory is used.