Beginning in 1988, the program has been centered in Regent's College in Regent's Park. Students enroll in two courses and earn a total of six credit hours. All courses are designated as upper-level. The 1989 summer program will concentrate on intensive Spanish language study at the second and third year levels, while exposing participants to two historic cities in Spain. Since 1965 The University of Michigan, in association with Sarah Lawrence College, has sponsored a six-week program in Florence, Italy.
Students choose two courses, and earn a total of six credit hours.
Students live and take most of their classes in the Villa Corsi-Salviati, which dates from the sixteenth century. The villa is situated at Sesto Fiorentino, on the outskirts of Florence, with a direct bus line to the center of town. All course work is complemented by a variety of activities, including guest lectures and excursions to areas of interest. A program for University of Michigan students only. Students with a strong interest in Scandinavian studies have the opportunity to spend six weeks in the summer studying intensive Swedish language and culture.