Faculty-guided tours of Florence, Rome, and other Italian cities for firsthand study of original works of art, architecture, and Italian culture are included. Fields of study include archeology, art history, communications, history, Italian language and literature, linguistics, and philosophy. Students live in university residence halls. Urbino is Italy at its best. In this program, which runs from early October to late May, students enroll in intensive Italian language courses for foreign students, taught by native-born faculty from the University of Urbino.
Students then take three, year-long regular university courses.
Fields of study include business, economics, history, humanities, language study, literature, and social sciences. Field trips to Venice, Rome, Florence, Gubbio, and Assisi round out your total Italian experience. Application review begins on April 1 and continues until the program is full. Courses include Intermediate and Advanced Conversational Italian, Intensive Practice in Italian, and Italian Culture through Films. Students also enjoy field trips to important Italian historic and cultural areas, such as Assisi, Gubbio, Arezzo, Florence, and Rome.