This program includes courses in the Post-World War II history of the Common Market and European Union, current administrative law, comparative politics, political economy, humanities, literature, and fine art and architecture. A 10-day travel period is included. A limited number of internships in the European Commission and Parliament are available. Summer internship program also offered. Students live in single rooms on the Sheffield campus.
Students live with Irish families.
Students must meet language requirments and continue language study in Rome. Courses in Spanish language and in Lation American literature, civilization, politics, and history. Students live in university residences or with Venezuelan families. Not open to language majors. Students live in a dormitory or with a French family.