Students may take courses at the University if they have proficient Italian language skills. Advanced students may choose to take a 3-credit course in addition to language courses, most likely in history or culture. Italian language and culture, possibly some history if language is advanced enough. All courses are taught in Italian aside from the cultural enrichment course which is taught in English. Family stays are generally not available.
Students find own housing easily, through the housing office and resident director.
Inexpensive meals are available through the university cafeterias. The program sponsors several planned excursions that are not included in the program fee to such places as Assisi, Todi, and Spoleto. Professor Chris Kleinhenz or Professor Tom Cravens can be contacted for more information. VISA Students are not required to obtain a student visa since the program is less than 90 days in length. However, a valid passport is required and must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the end of the program.