Soak in the history of the birthplace of the great Roman Empire and Italian Renaissance, and take in over 40 different UNESCO World Heritage Sites! Studying in Rome, Italy's largest city with over 5 million inhabitants, will never leave you bored with its plethora of museums, restaurants, boutiques, and art galleries.
Collaborate with Italian students and professionals as you work on local
expansion, renovation, and
restoration projects. Rome’s timeless monuments and piazzas are your
classroom.
Study and explore in the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance. The Duomo,
the Medici Chapel, the
Galleria dell’Academia are all next door on this affordable semester option.
A custom study abroad experience in Italy’s college town! World-class
academics, warm weather,
incredible cuisine, and a young, vibrant atmosphere in the heart of a
cosmopolitan city.
Open-air cafés, quaint outdoor markets, and timeless monuments await you!
Study art history, business, international relations and more on-site in the
historic city of Rome.
Work in Italian organizations for three weeks up to a year! An intensive Italian-language class, private
tutoring, and excursions throughout Italy mean you’re sure to improve your Italian as you explore this
beautiful country.
Spend seven weeks working in a studio whose windows open to the glorious exterior of the Pantheon.
Travel throughout Italy to compare and contrast the architectural styles of its museums, cathedrals,
squares, and monuments.
Spend a summer studying in a college town in the radiant heart of Italy.
Distinctive academic programs
that allow you to immerse yourself in Italian culture and learn both in and
beyond the classroom.
Spend four weeks in the Eternal City this summer. On-site classes taught in
English by professors from all around the world offer an unparalleled
opportunity to explore Rome and all its marvels - from the Roman Forum to
the Sistine Chapel.
In this ten-week course, European cities are your classroom. Soak up the
stunning frescoes of Florence,
the magnificent streets and cathedrals of Paris, and the history-packed
museums of London.