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Congratulations on taking the first step in a magnificent journey! Studying abroad has proven to be one of the most memorable and rewarding experiences of higher education.

NOTE: In response to the covid-19 crisis, ISI Florence has established new dates for the fall 2021 and Spring 2022 semesters (revised academic calendar). Students do not require a visa to participate.

At this time we are accepting students for the summer 2021 and fall 2021 semesters. As you take the first steps to join our program, our admissions officers and student services team will be with you every step of the way to make the process easy and convenient.

To proceed with the application you will need the following:

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Note: If you are not yet in possession of a passport you may still submit your application. Once you receive your passport please email a copy of it to [email protected].

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Program and Course Choices
NOTE: NOT ALL COURSES ARE APPROVED BY ALL UNIVERSITIES. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO OBTAIN APPROVAL FROM YOUR ADVISOR FOR ANY COURSES YOU WISH TO OBTAIN TRANSFER OR GRADUATION CREDITS.
Choose A Semester*
- Fall Semester
- Spring Semester
- Summer Session One
- Summer Session Two
Choose A Year*
- 2022
- 2023
Choose A Program*
- General Studies
- Advanced Architecture
- MU Architecture/Interior Architecture
- RWU Advanced Architecture
- UMD Advanced Architecture
- UHART Advanced Architecture - Prof. Bambury
- PSU Biology in Florence (Spring only)
- UMD Physics Track 1
- UMD Physics Track 2
- Summer F6 Architecture Program
- Summer Archaeology Field School
- PSU HDFS in Florence (Fall Edition)
- PSU HDFS in Florence (Summer Edition)
- PSU IB/ACCTG Maymester Track 1 - Prof. Collins
- PSU IB Maymester Track 2 - Prof. Gattis
- PSU IB Summer Program - Prof. Guay
- UConn Psychology in Florence, Italy (Maymester only)
- UConn Mediterranean Diet in Florence (Summer Edition)
- UHART Graduate Architecture Summer Program
- UPENN in Florence Program
Please visit the ISI Florence website for complete descriptions of academic programs and a listing of course offerings and descriptions. Although the information is subject to change, the most current academic information may be found on the ISI Florence website.
Italian Language Courses - Mandatory class during Fall & Spring semester only*
Choose the appropriate Italian Language Course from the group above. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
Advanced Architecture - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARCH 310 - Architecture Design Studio V (5 cr) §
- ARCH 410 – Architecture Design Studio VII (5 cr) §
- ARCH 416 – Advanced Topical Design Studio: Urban (5 cr) §
- IARCH 410A – Interior Architecture Studio VII (5 cr) §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
UMD Advanced Architecture - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARCH 416 – Advanced Topical Design Studio: Urban (5 cr)
- ARCH 448 – Selected Topics in Visual Studies in Architecture: Survey & Drawing §
Please note that the courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all. § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
MU Architecture/Interior Architecture*
- ARCH 310 - Architecture Design Studio V (5 cr) §
- ARCH 410 – Architecture Design Studio VII (5 cr) §
- IARCH 410A – Interior Architecture Studio VII (5 cr) §
Please choose the appropriate Architecture or Interior Architecture course.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
RWU Advanced Architecture*
- ARCH 416 – Advanced Topical Design Studio: Urban (5 cr) §
- ARCH 477 – Architecture in Context: City, Spaces and Urban Design §
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
UMD Physics Track 1*
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics (3 cr)
- PHYS 276 - Electricity and Magnetism Lab (2 cr)
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II (3 cr)
- PHYS 274 - Mathematical Methods for Physics I (3 cr)
Pre-req: PHYS272 or PHYS273 IMPORTANT: Students should select one of the following Math Methods options: PHYS 274 or PHYS 373. Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
UMD Physics Track 2*
- PHYS 499O - Introduction to Atomic Molecular and Optical Physics (3 cr)
- PHYS 441 - Advanced Physics: Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics (3 cr)
PHYS401 (may have had PHYS276). Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ARTH 331 - Leonardo da Vinci: Unconventional Genius §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- BUS 420 - Brand Management: Made in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUS 440 - Business Start-Up §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 240 - Introduction to Digital Graphic Design §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- SART 3404 Wearable Art: Non-traditional jewelry
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
Advanced Architecture - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARCH 320 – Architecture Design Studio VI (5 cr) §
- ARCH 416 – Advanced Topical Design Studio: Urban (5 cr) §
- IARCH 320A – Interior Architecture Studio VI (5 cr) §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 3 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
MU Architecture/Interior Architecture*
- ARCH 320 – Architecture Design Studio VI (5 cr) §
- IARCH 320 A – Interior Architecture Design Studio VI (5 cr) §
Please choose the appropriate Architecture or Interior Architecture course.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 3 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
RWU Advanced Architecture*
- ARCH 416 – Advanced Topical Design Studio: Urban (5 cr) §
- ARCH 477 – Architecture in Context: City, Spaces and Urban Design §
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 3 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
UMD Advanced Architecture*
- ARCH 402 – Architecture Design Studio II (Juniors only)
- ARCH 408 – Architecture Design Studio IV (Seniors only)
- ARCH 601 – Topical Design Studio VI (Graduate only)
- ARCH 448 – Selected Topics in Visual Studies in Architecture: Survey & Drawing §
Please choose the appropriate Architecture course. Please note that ARCH 448 is mandatory for this program. Make sure to select it.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 3 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
UHART Advanced Architecture - Prof. Bambury*
- AET 371 - Architecture Design V (4 cr)
- ADT 487 International Architectural Studies (4 cr)
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 3 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
Biology in Florence*
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees * For these courses must be made a petition to your home university to get accreditation before departure from U.S.
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
UMD Physics Track 1*
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics (3 cr)
- PHYS 276 - Electricity and Magnetism Lab (2 cr)
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II (3 cr)
- PHYS 274 - Mathematical Methods for Physics I (3 cr)
Pre-req: PHYS272 or PHYS273 IMPORTANT: Students should select one of the following Math Methods options: PHYS 274 or PHYS 373. Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose at least 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
UMD Physics Track 2*
- PHYS 499O - Introduction to Atomic Molecular and Optical Physics (3 cr)
- PHYS 441 - Advanced Physics: Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics (3 cr)
PHYS401 (may have had PHYS276). Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 4 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 391 - Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- LARCH 340 - Landscape Architecture: The Villa and the Garden §
- ARTH 300 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 320 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- BIO 240 - Function and Development of Organisms §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 430 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- CHEM 212 - Organic Chemistry II §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 340 - Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- DIS/CEP 300 - Disabilities Studies: Discovering Abilities, Narratives, and Identities (Community Engagement Practicum)
- EDUC/CEP 300 - Childhood Education: Teaching & Multicultural Competence (Community Engagement Practicum)
- MUSM/CEP 300 - Tour Guiding for Palazzo Vecchio (Community Engagement Practicum)
- JOUR/CEP 300 - Writing For The Media In Italy (Community Engagement Practicum)
- FLM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 350 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 420 - History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST/POLSC 430 - Women's History and Gender Equality Policies §
- HIST 440 - History of the Jews in Italy: Renaissance to the Present §
- PSCI 390 - The European Union §
- PSYC 349 - Forensic Psychology §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- PSYC 431 - Behavioral Science: the Art of Persuasion §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
- PSYC 440 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 310 - Diversity in Italy §
- SOC 320 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- SOC 350 - Sociology of the Arts §
- SOC 390 - Italy outside Italy: Italian culture and identity in Italy, America and the world §
- VART 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VART 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
Please choose 4 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Optional SRISA Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course) Note: The following courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit
SRISA Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)
- SART 1102 Drawing II
- SART 3201 Painting II
- SART 4401 Sculpture: The Medium is the Message
- SART 4501 Advanced Photography: Analog and Digital Photography
- ART 3305 Printmaking and the Book
- SART 4601 Advanced Studio Practices (for art majors) Various Disciplines: 3D/4D, Painting, Drawing, Photography
- ARTH 4203 Aesthetics of Performance Art
- ARTH 3202 Feminism in Art
- ARTH 4204 Twentieth Century Italian Art
- CDES 3103 Interactive Media Design
- CDES 3106 Branding Design
- FDES 3101 Garment Construction I
- FDES 3104 Fashion Illustration I
- BUSI 4101 / FDES 4301 Fashion Product Development
- BUSI 4103 / FDES 4303 Import/Export within the Fashion Industry
- BUSI 3101 / FDES 3301 Trends Forecasting for the Fashion Industry
- IDES 4101 Advanced Interior Design Studio: Contemporary Design in an Historical Setting
- IDES 3201 Material, Light, and Surface
- IDES 2101 Sketchbook Studies: Italian Architecture and Interiors
- ENGL 3103 / COMM 3101 Travel Writing Workshop
Note: These courses are new to ISI and taught off-campus at our local studio arts partner (SRISA). Please ensure that you obtain approval for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
Summer Session One Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I (4 cr) §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VART 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session One Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I (4 cr) §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VART 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer F6 Architecture Program*
- ARCH 310: Architecture Design Studio V (5/6 credits)
- ARCH 410: Architecture Design Studio VI (5/6 credits)
- ARCH 510: Architecture Design Studio VII (5/6 credits)
Students may choose one of the following courses. Placement and course content will be tailored and based on the student’s curricular needs, proficiency and consultation with the instructor.
Summer Session One Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARCH 470 Firenze: Urban Form §
- ARCH/AAH 430 The Villa and the Garden §
Students may choose one or two of the following elective courses. There are no prerequisites.
Alternate Summer Session One Course Selections - (Please choose 1 Alternate course different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH 470 Firenze: Urban Form §
- ARCH/AAH 430 The Villa and the Garden §
Please choose 1 alternate course in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
Summer Archaeology Field School*
- CLAS 430 - Archaeological Field Workshop
- CLAS 320: Archaeology in Central Italy: the Roman and Etruscan Heritage
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
PSU IB/ACCTG Maymester Track 1 - Prof. Collins*
- ACCTG 399/IB 399 - Old World Innovations and their influence on Modern Business Systems
PSU IB Maymester Track 2 - Prof. Gattis*
- IB 399 - Doing Business in the Mediterranean with a focus on Italy
PSU IB Summer Program - Prof. Guay*
- IB 399 - Centuries of Trade: Mediterranean Perspectives on International Business
This course is mandatory for the International Business Program
Summer Session One Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I (4 cr) §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VART 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session One Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- BUS 320 - Family Business in Italy §
- BUS 350 - Digital Marketing: Contemporary Strategies of Italian Brands §
- BUS 410 - Sustainability in the Fashion Industry §
- COMM 310 - Social Media, Social Food §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 380 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 410 - Sport History and Culture §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I (4 cr) §
- PSYC 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- VART 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VART 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
UConn Psychology Maymester in Florence, Italy*
- PSYC 2101 – Introduction to Multicultural Psychology
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
UConn Mediterranean Diet in Florence (Summer Edition)*
- AH 2330 - Italy’s Mediterranean Food and Our Health
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food in the Mediterranean
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Summer Session Two Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- BUS 355 - Digital Marketing: Tuscan Wine & Wineries
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
Note: Not all courses are approved by all universities. It is your responsibility to obtain approval from your advisor for any courses you wish to obtain transfer or graduation credit. § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session Two Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- ARTH 314 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- BUS 355 - Digital Marketing: Tuscan Wine & Wineries
- HIST 340 - History of the Mafia and Global Crime §
- HIST 360 - The History & Culture of Italian Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- PSYC 432- Abnormal Psychology §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
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