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Next program will be during Summer 2009. Please check back for updates.
 This study abroad program is an intense visual experience. It offers a rich overview of Italian art, history, and culture. Students will gain information unattainable in any classroom. Beyond the knowledge acquired through scheduled academic activities, students will broaden their perspective of the world through daily interaction with Italian people and culture.
Program length*
Summer
Eligibility and selection process
Undergraduate and graduate students of all majors who are in good academic standing are encouraged to apply.
Application deadline
TBA
Living arrangements
Participants stay in centrally-located housing in Rome, Florence, Padua, and Venice.
Courses and credits
Undergraduate (up to 20 hours) and graduate (up to 18 hours) credit. Course options include:
- AH 321/AH 521: Roman Art
- AH 322/AH 522: Medieval Art
- AH 440/AH 540: Selected Topics in Art History: Donatello & the quattrocento
- AH 440/AH 540: Selected Topics in Art History: Michelangelo & the cinquecento
For more information contact:
Marilyn Bradshaw
Seigfred 437
Tel: 740/593-4288 |
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