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’.
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
While classes in the conventional sense will be held at the Facolta di Giurisprudenza, Siena and Tuscany will be the true classrooms, providing students with the opportunity to see and experience first-hand the problems and issues that shape this field. T
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
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
At Sant’Anna Institute, SAI offers summer, semester and year long programs with a focus on Language, Art and Archaeology, Literature, Social Studies, Business, Natural Sciences and Liberal Arts courses.
"• Attend on-site lectures by expert Rutgers professors in front of major art history sites in Rome.
• Learn about art and its history; from antiquity to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance until present day.
• Get behind the scenes tour of the city’s mo
This intensive 4 week combined studio/art history program meets 5 days per week, and will focus on the Venice Biennale. Through close proximity and exposure to the national pavilions in the Giardini and elsewhere, as well as the Aperto and ancillary proje
This certificate program offers business-focused courses and an optional internship placement which will allow you to gain new skills in a professional environment.
The late Summer terms take full advantage of the varied cultural, artistic, and social events that Florence and Italy offer during May, June and July. Two sessions: Summer I (May-June) and Summer II (June-July).
The ISI Florence Summer Program is an unparalleled opportunity to spend six weeks in this beautiful Renaissance city, which is utilizes as part of your classroom experience.
This study program will assist students in identifying and analyzing major components of food culture, cooking, sociology, history, and architecture in Italy.
A two-course, intensive summer program combining Studio Art and Art History in Siena, Italy. This culturally immersive study abroad experience lasts five weeks and is open to undergraduate students at U.S. universities.
Academic studies in Florence at the Florence University of the Arts (FUA). Low cost programs during the Summer as well as the Academic Year (Semester: Fall & Spring). earn 3 - 18 semester credits. Transcript issued by FUA. Low cost housing. Join us !
Retrace the links between the various cultures that shaped Sicily into what it is today. Each civilization has left its imprint, whether it be linguistic, culinary, artistic, religious, or architectural
