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Six weeks in Rome, Italy. First summer session.


The Rome Study Program offers students of all majors the opportunity to spend six weeks in Rome, Italy, during the first summer session and to visit some of the most beautiful Italian sites on weekends. Some field trips are included in the cost, others are optional. Italian families host students providing an in-depth experience of Italian life-style and language. 

SECOND MEETING for the SUMMER 2010 PROGRAM

Monday 9 November 2009 at 6:00 pm in HRH 2.118 (Rainey Hall Lounge, ground floor)

For further information, please contact
the Program Director, Antonella D. Olson
HRH 2.106B, phone: 512-471-5706/5531
e-mail: ad.olson@mail.utexas.edu

Students can earn 3 to 6 credit hours.

Classes meet for 1 1/2 hours each lesson in a beautiful baroque palace in the historical center of Rome.

Entrance, Palazzo Antici-Mattei

Faculty: Program Director Antonella Olson and other members of the faculty of the Department of French and Italian teach the courses listed below.

Courses: (NOTE: Exact course offerings will be confirmed by November 2009.)

 

ITL 312K, Second-Year Italian Language and Culture I.

ITC 349, Rome, Eternal City: Myths and Realities

ITL 365, Contemporary Italian Culture (upper-division course)

Prerequisites: Any student in good standing who, for ITL 312K, has completed ITL 506 and ITL 507 or ITL 604; or, for ITL 365, who has completed ITL 312L or ITL 612, and who has an overall GPA of 3.0 may apply. There is no prerequisite for enrolling in ITC 349.


Italian families host students, providing an in-depth
experience of Italian life and language.

| A Report on the Program's Activities, 2009 | Location of the Palazzo Antici-Mattei, where classes are held |



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