In Rome program offers courses to undergraduate and graduate students in architecture and related fields. This program uses Rome as a laboratory to allow students to understand the role of architecture and urbanism in the development of Western culture. The program introduces students to the urban history of Rome through first-hand studies of its topography and morphology. Student work is done in the field and in the studio. Courses in drawing and scetching, and Italian language are also included.
Field trips expand the student's understanding of Italy and Rome's role as a capital.
Collaboration with Italian students, professionals and educators is sought to encourage professional exchange and cultural understanding.