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    • API in Taormina

      API students in Taormina study at Babilonia – Center for Italian Language and Culture. Classes are held at “Casa Silva,” a nationally registered historic villa protected by the Sovrintendenza alle Belle Arti (the National Agency for the preservation of Art and Monuments). The villa is hidden from view by an impressive stone wall that separates it from the steps of Via Timoleone, which lead to the Greek Theater. Babilonia is truly a cultural center, hosting book presentations, painting and sculpture More...
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    • IES Abroad

    • IES Abroad Rome January Term

      Explore the advent of Christianity while making the city of Rome your classroom. Students take one course-- From Pontius Pilate to Theodosius: The Advent of Christianity-- which incorporates extensive field study to places in and around Rome such as: the Colosseum, the Arch of Constantine, the Catacombs, St. Peter's Tomb, Palazzo Valentini, and the Vatican Museums.
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    • University of Miami

    • Italy - Architecture and Urbanism in Venice (January Intersession)

      This course presents an opportunity to travel to study Architecture and Urbanism with students and faculty of the University of Miami School of Architecture, AIA Miami architects and members of the Florida chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Classical America. Classes are delivered on-site by means of guided tours to museums, buildings and cities. A course reader will be provided to all participants with an insightful collection of essays and texts which describe Palladio as a More...
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    • University of Minnesota

    • Sustainable Food Systems of Italy

      As Europe's largest organic food producer, Italy produces some of the world's most prized foods and has done so sustainably for centuries. This course introduces students to the Italian food system and how it has evolved while maintaining its unique culture of high quality & sustainability even in this modern age of globalization. These concepts will come to life through first-hand experiences which will help you understand ecological and ethical concerns involving sustainable food production.
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    • University of Minnesota

    • Great Minds of the Renaissance

      Discover how the domed churches of Florence were built without modern technology. Learn how the Tower of Pisa was built and then saved. Explore how five Great Minds changed the world during the Renaissance. This seminar examines how history, religion, literature and culture gave birth to a new way of thinking during the Renaissance. Learn how five men changed the world during the Renaissance and impacted today's view of the world.
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Italian Studies in Perugia

      Georgia State University's 2012 Summer Study Abroad in Perugia, Italy, offers intermediate and advanced students the opportunity to advance their linguistic competence and deepen their understanding of Italian culture in a full immersion setting while earning six university credits in Italian. Our study of Italian civilization concentrates on Umbria, heart of Italy and cradle of the ancient Etruscan culture, where students will learn and experience Italian culture in home stay and day trips to the More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Business Culture Meets Law in Florence

      Famously known as the Birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence's allure stems largely from this explosive era of new ideas and groundbreaking cultural patronage. The beloved home of Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Galileo, Florence continues to attract entrepreneurs, scholars, architects, artists and students inspired by its splendor. You will live in the heart of this historic city, study Italian culture, international law, and global business communication skills, with time off to travel on optional More...
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    • Abroad Italy

    • Summer, Winter, Spring Break, Semester, Year in Florence: Intersession

      Spend a Spring Break, Winter Break, Summer, Winter, Semester or Academic Year studying Italian Language and Culture in Florence. Various excursions and exciting trips are included in the price of this affordable program. It is open to students of all levels, from beginners to almost fluent. You can choose from a wide variety of classes, from Italian Language, culture, art, business, cooking, fashion, internship.
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    • George Mason University

    • Underneath Rome: Introduction to Geo-Archaeology

      What is seen on the surface of the city is not even the half of the rich historical and cultural heritage of Rome: underneath her very varied topography, the city unfolds her past. This interdisciplinary course uses geoarcheology as a gateway to the archeological, historical and anthropological studies of the city and her development. The goal for this course is to develop an appreciation of how the interplay of the territory and culture brings life to Rome.
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    • Towson University

    • TU in Italy

      The TU in Italy program offers summer, semester and academic year study abroad options in Italy at an affordable price. The program offers students from a variety of academic disciplines the opportunity to earn credit towards their degree at TU.
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    • University of New Brunswick College of Extended Learning

    • Intersession in Rome

      CLAS 2643/HIST 1133 - Rome: The Eternal City I & II - 6 ch OR CLAS 3643/HIST 3133 - Rome: Ancient Times to the Modern Era - 6 ch This integrated, team-taught study of the history of the city of Rome from ancient times to the present day is a study of the continuing concept of Rome as a capital: first, the capital of an Empire, then the capital of the Christian universe as imagined by the successors of St. Peter, and finally the capital of a modern nation. Students will study the history of ancient More...
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    • ACCENT

    • Accent Fall 2012 - Visit Erfurt, Germany and Florence, Italy for the Culinary Olympics

      The International Exhibition of Culinary Art 2012 is a world-class event held every four years. More than 1000 cooks and confectioners from 33 countries competed for medals and the Olympic champion title in 2004. There were 115 national and regional teams participating along with 300 individual exhibitors. Attending this event includes viewing the spectacular displays, watching live cooking competitions and plate presentations held in glass kitchens, enjoying a large vendor fair, and attending award More...
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    • Georgia State University Study Abroad Programs

    • GSU - Current Topics in Environmental Health and Diseases in Italy

      The program is based on an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines the disciplines of immunology and environmental sciences. The course will be taught by Drs. Roberta Attanasio and Robert Simmons from Georgia State University and Prof. Emanuele Argese from Ca' Foscari University (Venice) - Dr. Attanasio will cover the general introduction to the course as well as the immunological and environmental aspects of the program, whereas Dr. Simmons will cover the art and science of glass making and More...
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    • New York University - Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

    • Cross-Cultural Counseling

      Academics Through a variety of guest speakers and site visits in Rome and Sicily including the Immigration Museum, the International Centre of Documentation for Mafia and Anti-Mafia Movement in Corleone, The Mission of Hope and Charity for African immigrants in Palermo, and the African Immigrant Camps and Museum of Salt in Trapani, students will gain first-hand experience of how cultural conflicts are presented in different societies. Students will conduct interviews with both African immigrants More...
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    • Loyola University

    • Loyola University, Graduate School of Business: Italy

      Offering two week long intensive business courses, with an international focus carrying full academic credits.
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    • IUGTE

    • OPAL Physical Theatre – International Course 2011-2012. Italy

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    • Firenze Arti Visive School of Fine Arts

    • Firenze Arti Visive School of Fine Arts

      The school offers in-depth classes in studio arts, Italian humanities classes, art history, language and cultural studies in a beautiful 15th century palace in the historic center of Florence. Our courses are designed to take full advantage of all that this amazing city has to offer.
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    • Best Programs

    • BEST Programs: Italy

      The Study-Intern Program was conceived for the many people who are passionate about European culture and wish to improve their Italian while making social and professional contacts for the future in Palermo, Italy doing a professional internship. If we do not have your industry or major interest in our data basis we will info-mine it, find international companies in the area and pitch you to them.
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    • University of New Brunswick

    • The Second World War in Italy

      This course explores the rise of Fascist Italy, its alliance with Nazi Germany and the bitter struggle waged against them by the Allies and anti-fascist Italians from 1943-45.
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