Study Abroad in Italy Art History Undergraduate Programs
A Study Art History Abroad in Italy program may be a fantastic way to combine travel with your passion for the study and historical development of objects of art. Take in the genres and styles of painting, architecture and sculpture as well as the museums and monuments in a country that has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country worldwide.[i] Earn valuable undergraduate academic credits while you immerse yourself in the Italian language and culture.
Why Study Art History Abroad in Italy?
Studying art history abroad in Italy may be considered an interactive textbook. While you will take formal classroom courses, you also get the opportunity to view first-hand the works of art you may be learning about. Perhaps you will see works by Leonardo Da Vinci, or Michelangelo in their original settings, or take a tour of the leaning tower of Pisa. Browse through a variety of sponsored listings for Art History Study Abroad Programs in popular cities such as Milan, Florence or Rome.
FUN FACT: To say “art history” in Italian, you might say ‘storia dell’arte’.
Daily Latin classes expose high school students to Latin grammar and literature through readings; excerpts include the works of Vergil, Ovid, Petronius, Apuleius, and Livy. In an informal, round table setting, students read, translate and enjoy tex
This certificate program offers business-focused courses and an optional internship placement which will allow you to gain new skills in a professional environment.
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St. John's courses abroad often focus on experiential learning, whether through site visits, Academic Service-Learning, or city-based projects. It’s just another way to help you make the most of your experience, focusing your time on the amazing places wh
This course, Rome: History of the City, examines the history of the Roman city, especially the city of Rome, from the earliest times to the present day. Rome is prominent as one of the supreme centers of urban culture in the western world. Here, as nowhe
Experience Europe and this three week summer program: England, France, Germany, and Italy. Attend Shakespeare at the Globe in London, open your eyes to a guided tour of the Louvre in Paris and marvel at Bernini’s St. Theresa in Rome. The European Cultural
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Discover European art and architecture with a special focus on the works that you will be able to visit in Paris, London, Rome, and Barcelona. Study the masterpieces of Da Vinci, Gaudí, Picasso, Miró, Monet, and Van Gogh and see them in real life!
Selected subjects from this course:
* Art History
* Color Theory
* Three Dimensional Design
* Foundation of Drawing and Painting
* Introduction to Art
* Shoe Design
* Computer Aided Shoe Design
* Introduction to Line Building
* Shoe Drawing
* De
Among Italian language schools for foreigners, the Galilei Institute is unique in its exclusive specializing in one-to-one, personalized, full immersion courses specifically designed for professionals and students. Established in 1985, the Galilei Institu
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You enroll in one course for 3 credits.
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Professional figures narrowly specialized in the creative and sartorial dimension of male elegance with a strategic vision of the luxury market; innovative competencies which can be applied to an entrepreneurial project or to strategic roles in the most i
Academic Focus: Art History (Ancient Roman and Baroque Art and Architecture), Classics, History. This program is open to all majors, but may be particularly suitable to students with academic interests in the majors listed above.
Eligibility Requirements
Athena programs enroll students at small schools overseas in an effort to maintain the personalized service throughout the program that Athena prides itself on providing.
SRISA offers American University level undergraduate courses taught in English in a variety of areas of study. All classes, with the exception of Italian, are taught in English. Most students choose to study for one or two semesters.
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The school lasting two weeks includes:
-Frontal lessons about: history of the settlement and its territory in the middle ages, and knowledge of monastic manifacturing
-Archaeological excavation
-Processing of Archeaeological documents (records of: strat
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The school offers Intensive Classes in Greek language and Latin language (44 hours) at different levels for Latin (beginners and intermediate) and an additional Classical Literature Class (11 hours). It is also possible to combine two language courses (La
The academic context of this program is realized largely through formal lectures, independent study and small-group work. Thus, during a study-abroad term of this nature, much of the learning happens experientially. Students will succeed to the extent tha
