If you have questions, send e-mail message . In the year 2001, Loyola University's School of Education offers two opportunities for summer study in Rome, Italy. All courses are conducted on a two week schedule which means that students only register for one, three-credit course in either of the sessions.
All courses make use of the cultural resources of Rome and involve instruction on site.
In addition, activities are offered to all the students which expand acquaintance with Rome and with the Italian way of life. Most students stay in the residence hall at Loyola University's Rome Center, although some students arrange to stay in off-campus accommodations. Roman Toes Students inspecting remains of Constantine's statue in the Capitoline Museum Roman Living Room The Piazza Navona where friends meet and pass the time. All courses are adapted to make Rome part of the class experience.