Dates: July 4 – August 1
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SBU offers students the opportunity to study for four weeks in bellissima Roma,
la città eternal! Wake up to the view of ancient architecture including: The Colosseum,
St. Peter’s Cathedral, and Piazza Venezia. This study abroad program, established
over 30 years ago, enables participants to gain firsthand knowledge of contemporary
Italy. The curriculum offers students an understanding of Italian history, politics,
and culture, as well as the possibility of fulfilling Diversified Education Curriculum
(DEC) and upper-division requirements. In conjunction with classes, visits will
be made to the city’s artistic and historical landmarks. Planned group excursions
include Venice, Assisi, Florence, Naples, Capri, Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast and Tivoli.
- Experience the host country as a group led by distinguished SBU faculty
- In conjunction with classes, visits will be made to the city’s artistic and historical
landmarks.
- Planned group excursions include Venice, Assisi, Florence, Naples, Capri, Pompeii,
the Amalfi Coast and Tivoli.
All students participating in this program are required to take a minimum of 6 credits
(two courses). Students may take a maximum of 9 credits. For course descriptions,
please refer to the
Undergraduate Bulletin
online.
ANT 311 Anthropology: Immersion in Another Culture (DEC J) – 3 credits
ARH 307 Art of the Renaissance(DEC I) – 3 credits
BUS 111 Introduction to Business for Non Majors – 3 credits
BUS 440 International Management – 3 credits
HUI 231 Sex and Politics in Italian Cinema (DEC D) – 3 credits
HUI 338 Images of Italian Americans in Film (DEC K) - 3 credits
HUI 239 Modern Italy (DEC I) – 3 credits
HUI 390 Italian-American Studies in Humanities (DEC G) – 3 credits
ITL 111 Elementary Italian I – 4 credits
ITL 112 Elementary Italian II – 4 credits
ITL 211 Intermediate Italian I – 3 credits
ITL 212 Intermediate Italian II – 3 credits
ITL 311 Italian Conversation and Composition – 3 credits
ITL 312 Italian Conversation and Composition 3 credits
ITL 411 Advanced Conversation and Composition – 3 credits
ITL 440 The Italian Scene (DEC I) – 3 credits
ITL 447 Independent Study – 3 credits
ITL 500 Reading Italian – 3 credits
ITL 501 Contemporary Italy – 3 credits
ITL 508 Syntax and Composition – 3 credits
ITL 552 Studies in the Modern Novel – 3 credits
ITL 581 Independent Study – 3 credits
POL 309 Politics of the European Union (DEC I) – 3 credits
POL 310 Politics of Immigration and Refugees (DEC F) – 3 credits
Students are housed in a hotel near the city center. For more information,
please click here.
International health insurance is included in the Program Fee.
- Language proficiency is NOT required
- All students in good academic standing may apply
- Application Processing Fee: $60
- Administrative Fee: $200
- Tuition costs: $220 per credit for New York residents, $613 per credit for non-residents
- Program Fee: TBA* (includes housing, two meals per day, metro pass, group excursions, and international health insurance)
- Airfare: All participants will fly as a group with the program director. Upon acceptance, students will be given the necessary flight information and will purchase tickets individually. Students are encouraged to book early to secure the best price.
*For reference, the Summer 2011 Program Fee was $3,350. This cost is subject to change. This website will be updated when the Summer 2012 Program Fee becomes available.
- March 1
- Late applications will be considered at the Program Director’s discretion
Click
here to apply online
Mario Mignone, Ph.D. (learn more about Dr. Mignone
here)
Program Director
Department of European Languages, Literatures, and Culture
1055 Humanities Building
Stony Brook, NY 11794-5359
mario.mignone@stonybrook.edu
Jennifer Green
Study Abroad Advisor
International Academic Programs
Melville Library, Room E5340
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY 11794-3397
(631) 632-7030
jennifer.green@stonybrook.edu
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