Fields of study include business and economics. International Relations studies in comparative politics, contemporary Italian society, European Economic Community, European mass media, history of modern Europe, and international law. Courses on early Italian literature, images of Italy in British and American writers, Italian theater, modern Italian poetry, survey of Italian literature, and all levels of Italian language and study. Student enroll in regular university coursework at the University of Rome. Students take courses at the Faculties of Economics and Commerce, Engineering, Letters, Philosophy, or Political Science.
Tutorial assistance is provided.
Housing and excursions are arranged by the on-site coordinator. Emphasis on humanities and language. Very limited selection of courses from semester program. Formal instruction enhanced by field trips, museum visits, movies, and lectures. No previous Italian required.