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IES Abroad Rome January Term
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Titled \"From Pontius Pilate to Theodosius: The Advent of Christianity,\" the IES Abroad January Term Pogram in Rome allows students to study early Christianity and visit many of the archaeological sites associated with the early centuries of Christianity. The program includes several exciting features:
* A comprehensive orientation includes a guided tour of Rome to help students quickly adapt to their new environment
* Students take a course that allows them to examine the early Christian church, from the role that Pontius Pilate played in the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, to the inception and adoption of Nicene Christianity through the Rome Empire in the fourth century.
* Field trips bring students to exciting destinations such as Naples and Pompeii.
* Shared apartments house three to five students and include a fully equipped kitchen.
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Forum Europe Winter Intersession
December 2009
Spain, France, Switzerland, Italy
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Earn up to 6 credits during the Winter Break while studying in some of the most amazing cities in Europe: Barcelona, Paris, Geneva, Interlaken, Milan, Venice, Athens and Istanbul. Acquire a solid understanding of the culture and politics of the European Union and learn about business and marketing strategies to succeed in European markets. Forum-Nexus Study Abroad has a track record of 19 years of successful multi-country summer and winter programs in Europe. Students may enroll in the full 4-week program (Dec 27-Jan 23) or select a 3-week option (Dec 27-Jan 16 or Jan 3-23) or even a 2-week option (Dec 27-Jan 9 or Jan 3-16). Professional visits to leading companies and international organizations(Air France, UNESCO, Volkswagen, OECD, WTO, Philips, United Nations, and more). Accommodation in excellent hotels. Graduate courses available. EXCITING FUTURE PROGRAMS: Summer program in South Africa during the Soccer World Cup!! (June 10-July 8). Also, Multi-country summer programs in Europe (May 26-June 22, July 2-30).
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C.U.N.Y. - The College of Staten Island
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During this 3-week January program, study Italian language, culture and art history with Italian and international students.
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University of Delaware Overseas Programs
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How do readers learn to make meaning from texts? Literacy in Italy allows you an opportunity to study the development of literacy in children and young adolescents, and to discover how instruction, assessment, materials and motivation can aid in that development.
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Tedavi' 98
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Our school, TEDAVI’ 98, is an association in Florence made up of many teachers who work in the art sciences field. We offer several courses: Italian language for foreigners, drawing, painting, wood carving, theatre, singing, costume-design, and etc.
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Oklahoma State University
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BADM 4050/5200: Italy: Fast and Furious. Course work February 6-March 12, 2010; Travel March 13-21, 2010.
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Waldemar H. de Boer, PhD. Art History Expert in Florence
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3-day intensive art history courses in Florence, Italy, guided by a PhD. professor. including visits to the Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti a.o.
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Loyola University, Graduate School of Business
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Offering two week long intensive business courses, with an international focus carrying full academic credits.
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Western Illinois University
International Marketing and Fashion in Italy
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Students can earn three semester hours of upper-division undergraduate credit in either Business or Fashion Merchandising/Hospitality or three semester hours of graduate credit in Business upon completion of this set of faculty led Study Abroad Courses.
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Abroad Italy
Summer, Winter, Spring Break, Semester, Year in Florence
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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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Towson University
Sport Business in the Global Marketplace, Italy
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The program features guest lectures from leading sport executives, visits to multinational companies such as Nike, and sporting enterprises including the Olympic site in Turin. This course is for students interested in international business, popular culture, sport tourism, and global sport sales and sponsorship.
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University of New Brunswick
The Second World War in Italy
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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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George Mason University
Italian Language Study in Taormina, Sicily
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Study Italian Abroad the first two weeks of January in Taormina, a small town nestled in the dramatic Mediterranean landscape that is Sicily! Class sizes never exceed 6 total students, which means our program's participants receive significant amounts of individualized language instruction. Students also stay with Italian families and will eat breakfast and dinner with them, affording this year's participants plenty of time to hone their Italian language skills outside of the classroom.
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State University of New York (SUNY)
Study Abroad with the SUNY System
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The State University of New York (SUNY) currently offers more than 400 overseas study programs in more than 50 countries: in North and South America, Africa, Asia, Western and Eastern Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Programs range from 2-3 week intensive courses to a semester or academic year abroad. Courses are available in more than 100 subjects, ranging alphabetically from aboriginal studies and aerospace engineering to western philosophy and women's studies. While many programs focus on language learning and are conducted in the language of the host country, many others are conducted wholly or partly in English.
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New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
Studio Art
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Program Dates: June 28 - August 8, 2010
The NYU Steinhardt Department of Art and Art Professions provides artists, students of art, and current and prospective art teachers with an opportunity to do serious creative and high-level studio work for university credit within a rich artistic milieu abroad.
Students earn a Master's degree in Art in three summers: two in Venice and one in New York City.
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New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
Italian Cuisine and the Mediterranean Diet
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Program Dates: May 23 - June 12, 2010
The Department of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health invites you to spend three weeks studying food and nutrition in the beautiful region of Tuscany at NYU's La Pietra. An historic Florentine residence on a 57 acre estate, La Pietra is located on one of the foothills surrounding Florence, approached by Via Bolognese just one Roman mile from the city gate of San Gallo (today Piazza della Liberta.) It is surrounded by one of the most beautiful gardens in Italy, created by the Acton family who left the estate to NYU. The La Pietra estate serves as our home base as participants are immersed in a full experience of Italian food, diet, culture, and history.
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