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YOUR JOURNEY BEGINS HERE 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. As part of the growing ISI student body, you will learn from renowned scholars dedicated to teaching excellence, as well as from your peers and the local Florentine community. As you take the first steps to join our 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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Choose A Program*
- General Studies
- Advanced Architecture
- F6, Firenze: Six Weeks of Architecture in Context (Summer only)
- The Summer Engineering Program (Summer only)
- Trasimeno Summer Archaeology Field School (Summer only)
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.
Choose A Program*
- General Studies
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.
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- General Studies
- Advanced Architecture
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.
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- Architecture/Interior Architecture
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.
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- General Studies
- Advanced Architecture
- Dept HDFS: HDFS in Florence, Italy (Summer Session only)
- MKTG - Marketing (Summer Session only)
- IB – International Business (Summer Session only)
- ACCTG – Accounting/ IB – International Business (Summer Session only)
- Trasimeno Summer Archaeology Field School (Summer only)
- The Summer Engineering Program (Summer Session only)
Please visit the Penn State 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 Penn State website.
Choose A Program*
- General Studies
- UConn Studio Arts in Florence, Italy (Fall term only)
- UConn Psychology in Florence, Italy (Maymester only)
- UConn Mediterranean Diet and Tuscan Cuisine in Florence, Italy (Summer Session only)
- UConn Business in Florence, Italy (Summer Session only)
Please visit the UConn 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 UConn website.
Choose A Program*
- General Studies
- Architecture (Juniors JR)
- Architecture (Seniors SR)
- Architecture (Graduate GR)
- Physics Track 1 (for students who are likely sophomores who have not completed the pre-req PHYS273)
- Physics Track 2 (for students who are likely juniors and have already completed PHYS273 & PHYS274
Please visit the UMD 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 UMD website.
Choose A Program*
- General Studies
- Advanced Architecture
- UHART Architecture - Prof Sawruk
- UHART Graduate Architecture (Summer only)
- F6, Firenze: Six Weeks of Architecture in Context (Summer only)
- The Summer Engineering Program (Summer only)
- Trasimeno Summer Archaeology Field School (Summer only)
Please visit the UHART 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 UHART website.
Choose A Program*
- Revising Italy - Travel Writing in the Italian Tradition - Session A: May
- Revising Italy - Travel Writing in the Italian Tradition - Session B: June
Please visit Carroll University 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 CU 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
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
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Experience §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Experience §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Fall term - Advanced Architecture - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- 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
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Experience §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Experience §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ECON 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ECON 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Fall Term - Architecture/Interior Architecture Program*
- ARCH 310 – Architecture Design Studio V (5 cr) §
- IARCH 310 A – Interior Architecture Design Studio V (5 cr) §
Please choose the appropriate Architecture or Interior Architecture course.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- ---FINE ARTS ELECTIVES---
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ---PROGRAM ELECTIVES ---
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ---GENERAL ELECTIVES ---
- COMM 430/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 4 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- ---FINE ARTS ELECTIVES---
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ---PROGRAM ELECTIVES ---
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ---GENERAL ELECTIVES ---
- COMM 430/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 4 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Experience §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Experience §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Architecture Program*
- ARCH.416.F1 – Advanced Topical Design Studio: Urban (5 cr) §
- ARCH.477.F1 – 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. 2 courses)*
- AAH.330.F1 – Special Topics: Leonardo §
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 - History of Fashion §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- PHYS.430.F1 - SpTp: Waves §
- PHYS.430.F2 - Experimental Physics (2 cr) §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- RWU.900.F1 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900.F2 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900.F3 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900.F4 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- SUST.430.F1 - Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- SUST.430.F2 - The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH.330.F1 – Special Topics: Leonardo §
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 - History of Fashion §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- PHYS.430.F1 - SpTp: Waves §
- PHYS.430.F2 - Experimental Physics (2 cr) §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- RWU.900.F1 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900.F2 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900.F3 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900.F4 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- SUST.430.F1 - Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- SUST.430.F2 - The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH.214.F1 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH.330.F1 – Special Topics: Leonardo §
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 - History of Fashion §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- PHYS.430.F1 - SpTp: Waves §
- PHYS.430.F2 - Experimental Physics (2 cr) §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- RWU.900.F1 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900.F2 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900.F3 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900.F4 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- SUST.430.F1 - Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- SUST.430.F2 - The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH.214.F1 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH.330.F1 – Special Topics: Leonardo §
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 - History of Fashion §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- PHYS.430.F1 - SpTp: Waves §
- PHYS.430.F2 - Experimental Physics (2 cr) §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- RWU.900.F1 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900.F2 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900.F3 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900.F4 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- SUST.430.F1 - Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- SUST.430.F2 - The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Fall Term - UConn Studio Arts in Florence, Italy*
- ART 2993 - Drawing: Investigation based on Observation
- ART 3993 - Digital Photography: Figure/Places/Architecture
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture
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)*
- AGNR 3093 - Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Perspective §
- AGNR 4993 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- ANTH 3093 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3320 - Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo § (UConn: Art of the Italian Renaissance)
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ART 2010 - Drawing: The Human Figure § (UConn: Life Drawing I)
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- ART 3993 - The Art of Buon Fresco §
- BADM 2893 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BADM 2893 - Fashion Marketing: Analysing Italian Brand Strategies §
- CAMS 3255 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy § (UConn: Ancient Rome)
- COMM 2993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS OR HIGHER)
- COMM 3993 - Social Media, Social Food (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS OR HIGHER) §
- COMM 4460 - Intercultural Communication (UConn: Cross Cultural Communication)
- DMD 3993 - Social Media, Social Food §
- DRAM 4193 - Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- ECON 2493 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- HIST 3991 – Supervised Fieldwork - Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- HIST 3993 - Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 3993 - Florence: The Story of The City §
- HIST 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST 3993 - Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - History of Fashion §
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
- NUSC 3693 - International Studies in Nutritional Sciences: Social Media, Social Food §
- PHYS 2300 - Introductory Physics: Waves (UConn: Development of Quantum Mechanics) §
- PHYS 3150 - Experimental Physics 2 (UConn: Electronics) (2 cr) §
- POLS 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- SOCI 3993 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- UNIV 3993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees # UConn students may not take more than one BADM course
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AGNR 3093 - Historical Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Florence Perspective §
- AGNR 4993 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- ANTH 3093 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3320 - Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo § (UConn: Art of the Italian Renaissance)
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ART 2010 - Drawing: The Human Figure § (UConn: Life Drawing I)
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- ART 3993 - The Art of Buon Fresco §
- BADM 2893 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BADM 2893 - Fashion Marketing: Analysing Italian Brand Strategies §
- CAMS 3255 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy § (UConn: Ancient Rome)
- COMM 2993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS OR HIGHER)
- COMM 3993 - Social Media, Social Food (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS OR HIGHER) §
- COMM 4460 - Intercultural Communication (UConn: Cross Cultural Communication)
- DMD 3993 - Social Media, Social Food §
- DRAM 4193 - Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- ECON 2493 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- HIST 3991 – Supervised Fieldwork - Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- HIST 3993 - Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 3993 - Florence: The Story of The City §
- HIST 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST 3993 - Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - History of Fashion §
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
- NUSC 3693 - International Studies in Nutritional Sciences: Social Media, Social Food §
- PHYS 2300 - Introductory Physics: Waves (UConn: Development of Quantum Mechanics) §
- PHYS 3150 - Experimental Physics 2 (UConn: Electronics) (2 cr) §
- POLS 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- SOCI 3993 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- UNIV 3993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – History of Fashion §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term - Physics - Track 1*
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics (3 cr)
- PHYS 276 - Electricity and Magnetism Lab (2 cr)
- MATH 240 - Linear Algebra (4 cr)
This track is meant for students who are likely sophomores who have not completed the pre-req PHYS273. Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term - Physics - Track 2*
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics (3 cr)
- PHYS 276 - Electricity and Magnetism Lab (2 cr)
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II (3 cr)
This track is meant for students who are likely juniors and have already completed PHYS273 & PHYS274. Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Fall Term - Architecture Program*
- ARCH 410 – Architecture Design Studio VII (5 cr)
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Fall Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 Fall Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 330 – Special Topics in Art History: Leonardo §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Sustainable Food Supply Chains in Italy §
- BUSN 430 - Business Consulting in the Fashion Industry §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 431 – Social Media, Social Food §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Foundations of Sustainable Food Systems: A Historical Perspective §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 430 - Fashion Marketing: Analyzing Italian Brand Strategies §
- PHYS 273 - Introductory Physics: Waves §
- PHYS 276 - Experimental Physics 2 (2 cr) §
- PHYS 371 - Modern Physics §
- PHYS 373 - Mathematical Methods for Physics II §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring term - 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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ECON 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- ECON 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 430 - History of Fashion §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term - Architecture/Interior Architecture Program*
- 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. 2 courses)*
- ---FINE ARTS ELECTIVES---
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ---PROGRAM ELECTIVES ---
- AAH 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ---GENERAL ELECTIVES ---
- COMM 430/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 4 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- ---FINE ARTS ELECTIVES---
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ---PROGRAM ELECTIVES ---
- AAH 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- ---GENERAL ELECTIVES ---
- COMM 430/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 4 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F1 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F1 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- FILM.353.F1 - Cinema in a Cultural Context §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- HIST.430.F8 – SpTp: History of the Mafia in Italy §
- HIST.430.F9 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- PSYCH.390.F1 – Substance Abuse §
- PSYCH.295.F1 – Intro to Cross Cultural Psychology §
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.282.F1 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F1 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F1 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- FILM.353.F1 - Cinema in a Cultural Context §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- HIST.430.F8 – SpTp: History of the Mafia in Italy §
- HIST.430.F9 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- PSYCH.390.F1 – Substance Abuse §
- PSYCH.295.F1 – Intro to Cross Cultural Psychology §
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.282.F1 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH.214.F1 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F1 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F1 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- FILM.353.F1 - Cinema in a Cultural Context §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- HIST.430.F8 – SpTp: History of the Mafia in Italy §
- HIST.430.F9 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- PSYCH.390.F1 – Substance Abuse §
- PSYCH.295.F1 – Intro to Cross Cultural Psychology §
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.282.F1 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH.214.F1 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH.430.F1 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM.299.F1 – Intercultural Communication
- COMM.431.F1 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM.431.F2 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM.431.F1 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM.490.F1 - Culture in Contact: Fashion, Media and Communication §
- FILM.353.F1 - Cinema in a Cultural Context §
- HIST.430.F1 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST.430.F2 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST.430.F3 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST.430.F4 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- HIST.430.F5 – Sport History and Culture
- HIST.430.F6 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST.430.F7 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- HIST.430.F8 – SpTp: History of the Mafia in Italy §
- HIST.430.F9 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HP.391.F1 – Architecture and Preservation Abroad §
- HUM.306.F1 – Food Cultures of Italy §
- HUM.399.F1 – Identity and Culture in Italy §
- HUM.399.F2 – Archaeology and Art: Ancient Italy §
- IB.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- IB.430.F1 – Special Topics: Family Business Entrepreneur §
- ITAL.340.F1 – Advanced Literary Topics. Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) (3 cr) §
- ITAL.340.F2 - Advanced Literary Topics: A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence§
- MGMT.320.F1 – Business and Management of Art and Culture §
- POLSC.430.F1 – Special Topics: Studies in the European Union
- POLSC.430.F2 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- PSYCH.390.F1 – Substance Abuse §
- PSYCH.295.F1 – Intro to Cross Cultural Psychology §
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- RWU.900 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- SOC.299.F1 – Special Topics: Identity and Culture in Italy §
- THEAT.300.F1 – Drama in Production §
- VARTS.204.F1 – Renaissance Drawing Technology: The Human Figure §
- VARTS.261.F1 – Foundations of Photography §
- VARTS.282.F1 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS.383.F1 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- ANTH 3093 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ART 2310 - Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence (UConn: Basic Studio, Painting)
- ART 2010 - Drawing: The Human Figure § (UConn: Life Drawing I)
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- ART 3993 - The Art of Buon Fresco §
- BADM 2893 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BADM 2893 - Italian Luxury Communication – The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- CAMS 3255 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy § (UConn: Ancient Rome)
- COMM 2993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS OR HIGHER)
- COMM 4460 - Intercultural Communication (UConn: Cross Cultural Communication)
- COMM 3993 - Social Media, Social Food (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS or HIGHER) (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 4993 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective) §
- COMM 4993 - Social Media - An Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 3993/ DMD 3993/ NUSC 3693 – Social Media, Social Food)§
- DMD 3993 - Social Media - An Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 3993/ DMD 3993/ NUSC 3693 – Social Media, Social Food) §
- DMD 3993 - Social Media, Social Food (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 4993 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)§
- DRAM 4193 - Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- ECON 2493 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- HIST 3991 – Supervised Fieldwork - Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- HIST 3993 - Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 3993 - Florence: The Story of The City §
- HIST 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST 3993 - Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 3993 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650
- HIST 3993 - Urban Florence: Traveling across Layers §
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- ILCS 3293 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
- NUSC 3693 - International Studies in Nutritional Sciences: Social Media, Social Food (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 4993 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)§
- POLS 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- PSYC 3883 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOCI 3993 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- SOCI 3993 - Sociology of the Arts
- SOCI 3993 - Diversity in Italy §
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- UNIV 2993 - Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- UNIV 3993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy
- URBN 3993 - Urban Florence: Traveling across Layers §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees # UConn students may not take more than one BADM course
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- ANTH 3093 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ART 2310 - Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence (UConn: Basic Studio, Painting)
- ART 2010 - Drawing: The Human Figure § (UConn: Life Drawing I)
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- ART 3993 - The Art of Buon Fresco §
- BADM 2893 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- BADM 2893 - Italian Luxury Communication – The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion §
- CAMS 3255 - Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy § (UConn: Ancient Rome)
- COMM 2993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS OR HIGHER)
- COMM 4460 - Intercultural Communication (UConn: Cross Cultural Communication)
- COMM 3993 - Social Media, Social Food (OPEN ONLY TO JUNIORS or HIGHER) (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 4993 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective) §
- COMM 4993 - Social Media - An Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 3993/ DMD 3993/ NUSC 3693 – Social Media, Social Food)§
- DMD 3993 - Social Media - An Italian Perspective (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 3993/ DMD 3993/ NUSC 3693 – Social Media, Social Food) §
- DMD 3993 - Social Media, Social Food (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 4993 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)§
- DRAM 4193 - Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- ECON 2493 - The Business of Art: The Economics and Management of Culture §
- HIST 3991 – Supervised Fieldwork - Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- HIST 3993 - Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 3993 - Florence: The Story of The City §
- HIST 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HIST 3993 - Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 3993 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650
- HIST 3993 - Urban Florence: Traveling across Layers §
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- ILCS 3293 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
- NUSC 3693 - International Studies in Nutritional Sciences: Social Media, Social Food (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 4993 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)§
- POLS 3993 - History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- PSYC 3883 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOCI 3993 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- SOCI 3993 - Sociology of the Arts
- SOCI 3993 - Diversity in Italy §
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs
- UNIV 2993 – Cultural Engagement Practicum: Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum
- UNIV 2993 - Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
- UNIV 3993 - Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy
- URBN 3993 - Urban Florence: Traveling across Layers §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Architecture Program (Juniors JR)*
- ARCH 402 – Architecture Design Studio II
- ARCH 448 – Selected Topics in Visual Studies in Architecture: Survey & Drawing §
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 430/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 430/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Architecture Program (Seniors SR)*
- ARCH 408 – Architecture Design Studio IV
- ARCH 448 – Selected Topics in Visual Studies in Architecture: Survey & Drawing §
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 430/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 430/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Architecture Program (Graduate GR)*
- ARCH 601 – Topical Design Studio VI
- ARCH 448 – Selected Topics in Visual Studies in Architecture: Survey & Drawing §
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/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 - Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts
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/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 - Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 430/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Spring Term Course Selections - (Please choose 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH 430/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- CJS/HIST 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- FILM/HIST 430 - History of Italian Cinema and Society §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 - Diversity in Italy (UMD ITAL majors/minors need to take the Italian language colloquium in order to get this course counted towards their ITAL major) §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Spring Term - Architecture Program*
- ARCH 320 – Architecture Design Studio VI (5 cr)
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Spring Term Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 4 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
UHART Architecture - Prof Sawruk*
- AET 371 - Architecture Design V (5 cr)
- AET 486 - Architecture Monuments - Italy
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)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
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 5 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- AAH/HIST 430 – The Rucellai Seminar: Life, Patronage and Culture in Early Modern Florence 1450-1650 §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- ARCH 448 – Survey and Drawing: Mapping Florence Architecture §
- ARCH 458 – Urban Florence: Traveling Across Layers §
- BUSN 430 – The Business of Art: the Economics and Management of Culture §
- CEP 101 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Communications: Speaking in Public *
- CEP 201 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Critical Disabilities Studies: Inclusive Programs *
- CEP 301 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Education: Early Childhood Pedagogy *
- CEP 401 – Cultural Engagement Practicum Tour Guide for the City Hall (Palazzo Vecchio) Museum *
- CLAS 320 – Archaeology and Art of Ancient Italy §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 430 – Social Media: an Italian Perspective § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food)
- COMM 431/HUM 399 – Social Media, Social Food § (WARNING: this course cannot be taken together with COMM 430 - Social Media: an Italian Perspective)
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Ancient Rome: Civilization and Legacy §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Italy and the Jews: History and Culture from the Renaissance to the Present §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/CJS 430 - Social History of the Mafia §
- HIST/FILM 430 - History Of Italian Cinema And Society §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HIST/POLSC 430 – History and Politics of Modern Italy: The Twentieth Century
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Diversity in Italy §
- ITAL 340 – Readings in Italian Theater Literature: A Journey into Italian Theater (in Italian) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- MKTG 431 - Italian Luxury Communication - The Digital Marketing behind Jewellery, Food and Fashion
- PSYCH 430 - Addiction: from Theory to Treatment §
- PSYCH 430 - Cross-Cultural Psychology §
- SOC 299 – Sociology of the Arts §
- THEAT 431/ENGL430 – Italian Theater: History, Theory, and Practice §
- VARTS 204 – Drawing: The Human Figure §
- VARTS 261 – Introduction to Photography: Portfolio of Florence §
- VARTS 282 – Beginning Oil Painting: Imagery of Florence §
- VARTS 383 – The Art of Buon Fresco §
Please choose 5 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. 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.
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
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 Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Trasimeno 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.
F6, Firenze: Six Weeks of Architecture in Context Program*
- ARCH 470 – Firenze: Urban Form
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
The Summer Engineering Program*
- ENGR 430 – Contemporary Structures in Historic Buildings
- ENGR 431 – Structures in History
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
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 Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
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 Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- ANTH 3093 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- ART 2993 - Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Digital Photography §
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- COMM 4460 - Intercultural Communication (UConn: Cross Cultural Communication) §
- ILCS 1145 - The Florence experience I: Elementary Italian 1 (4 credits) §
- ILCS 1146 - The Florence experience II: Elementary Italian 2 (4 credits) § *min. 6 students to activate this course
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
- SOCI 3993 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A comparative Approach §
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees # UConn students may not take more than one BADM course
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- ANTH 3093 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach
- ART 2993 - Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Digital Photography §
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- COMM 4460 - Intercultural Communication (UConn: Cross Cultural Communication) §
- ILCS 1145 - The Florence experience I: Elementary Italian 1 (4 credits) §
- ILCS 1146 - The Florence experience II: Elementary Italian 2 (4 credits) § *min. 6 students to activate this course
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
- SOCI 3993 - Identity and Culture in Italy: A comparative Approach §
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
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 and Tuscan Cuisine in Florence, Italy*
- 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.
Water Systems Program in Florence, Italy*
- NRE 2215 Introduction to Water Resources
- ILCS 1145 - The Florence experience I: Elementary Italian 1 (4 credits)
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
UConn Business in Florence, Italy*
- MGMT 4893 - Family Business in Italy §
This course is mandatory for the UConn Business Program. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Digital Photography §
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- ILCS 1145 - The Florence experience I: Elementary Italian 1 (4 credits) §
- ILCS 1146 - The Florence experience II: Elementary Italian 2 (4 credits) § *min. 6 students to activate this course
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- ART 2993 - Introduction to Digital Photography §
- ARTH 3993 - The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARTH 3995 - Special topics: The Villa and the Garden § (UConn: Investigation of Special Topics - The Villa and the Garden)
- ARTH 3993 - History of Italian Design §
- ILCS 1145 - The Florence experience I: Elementary Italian 1 (4 credits) §
- ILCS 1146 - The Florence experience II: Elementary Italian 2 (4 credits) § *min. 6 students to activate this course
- ILCS 3293 - A City with View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- HIST 3993 - The History and Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HIST 3993 - Sport History and Culture §
- HIST 3993 - The European Union
- UNIV 3993 - Fashion, Media and Communication §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer Session Course Selections - MKTG - Marketing Program*
- MKTG 399 Brand Management and the Essence of Italian Brands
This course is mandatory for the Marketing Program
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- COMM 430 – Fashion Media and Communication §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- COMM 430 – Fashion Media and Communication §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer Session Course Selections - ACCTG – Accounting / IB – International Business Program*
- ACCTG 399 - Old World Innovations and their influence on the Modern Business Systems
- IB 399 – Old World Innovations and their Influence on Modern Business Systems
This course is mandatory for the Marketing Program
Summer Session Course Selections - SCM – Supply Chain Management Program*
- SCM 399 - Marble to Monument – Integrating Global Supply Chains, Analytical Skills & Italian Culture
This course is mandatory for the Supply Chain Program
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 - Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 - Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Trasimeno 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.
The Summer Engineering Program*
- ENGR 430 – Contemporary Structures in Historic Buildings
- ENGR 431 – Structures in History
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Water Systems Summer Program*
- NATSC 430 – Meeting Water Challenges in the 21st Century
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr)
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choices selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 2 courses)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
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 Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 3 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 3 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable. PLEASE NOTE: § These courses have site-visit fees
F6, Firenze: Six Weeks of Architecture in Context Program*
- ARCH 470 – Firenze: Urban Form
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Summer Session Course Selections - (Please select MAX. 1 course)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Alternate Summer Session Course Selections - (Please choose 2 Alternate courses different from the choice selected in the previous section)*
- AAH 214 – The Art of Florence: Exploring Visual Culture §
- ARCH/AAH 330 – History of Italian Design §
- ARCH/AAH 430 – Special Topics: The Villa and The Garden §
- COMM 432 – Intercultural Communication §
- COMM 430 – Fashion, Media and Communication §
- HIST 430 – Florence: The Story of the City §
- HIST 430 – Sport History and Culture §
- HIST/POLSC 430 – The European Union §
- HP 391 – Architecture in Italy: History and Preservation §
- HUM 306 – The History & Culture of Food: A Comparative Analysis §
- HUM 399/SOC 299 – Identity and Culture in Italy: A Comparative Approach §
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr) §
- ITAL 102 – The Florence Experience II: Beginning Italian II (4 cr) §
- ITAL 430 – A City with a View: Modern Italy through Florence §
- MGMT 320 – Family Business in Italy §
- VARTS 430 – Introduction to Digital Photography §
- VARTS 481 – Drawing Florence: Putting Things in Perspective §
Please choose 2 alternate courses in the event your first choice courses are unavailable.
The Summer Engineering Program*
- ENGR 430 – Contemporary Structures in Historic Buildings
- ENGR 431 – Structures in History
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Water Systems Summer Program*
- NATSC 430 – Meeting Water Challenges in the 21st Century
- ITAL 101 – The Florence Experience I: Beginning Italian I (4 cr)
Please note that courses listed here are mandatory for this program. Make sure to select them all.
Trasimeno 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.
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