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Golden walls, color-filled flower pots, and cobblestones line a street in the Trastevere neighborhood in Rome.

Program at a Glance

UC Center, Rome

Country or area Italy
City Rome
Class Level So, Jr, Sr
Experience Type UC Curriculum
Minimum GPA 2.0
Term Fall sem
Taught In English
Language Prereq no
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About The Program

Study past and present Roman and Italian society and politics through an interdisciplinary lens as you soak up the best things about Italy—art, food, and the people! Case studies offer a deeper understanding of societal issues as you learn Italian through a language course and with conversation partners. Bring your walking shoes for faculty-guided tours of Roman treasures, including its world-famous Capitoline Museums and Galleria Borghese. Foodies can try creamy gelato, and savory street food like trapizzino.

Where you'll study

The study center in Rome is located in the historic heart of the city, a short walk from one of the most beautiful and beloved piazzas. The Piazza Navona is one of the most outstanding squares, which features Bernini’s Fountain of Rivers at its center. The center serves as your home base for onsite lectures, language instruction, and meet-ups for guided tours. Within the center, you’ll find all the resources and support you need during your time in Italy. The resource desk is open for questions, program information, and travel advice. Relax in the comfortable lounges and catch up on email or chat with others on your program. Find your print news in the library—and when the beauty and art of the city inspires your inner artist, the studio space offers a place where you can be creative. 


TRIPS AND ACTIVITIES

The study center arranges field trips and activities to introduce the local culture and special features of your host country. There may be other optional excursions, which you can explore after arrival.

Market tasting tours led by a food expert on Italian culinary culture

Walking tours of Ancient Rome

Vineyard trip including wine tasting, production lecture, and lunch