Study in Italy with CIS
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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Summer • Academic Year Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • Adults Subject Areas • Art History • Art/Fine Arts • Classical Studies • Culture • Dance • Italian Language • Music • Music - Vocal Performance • Opera • Photography • Theater		Quick Look • Location: Florence - Italy • Host Institution: Istituto Europeo • Language of Instruction: English and Italian • Academic Credit Available: Yes Overview The CIS Italy program, based at the ISTITUTO EUROPEO is located in the city of Florence. You will not only take classes, but will also take part in organized excursions to other cities, pay visits to historic sites, take trips to the theater for concerts and opera and much more. Your semester in Italy is meant to not give you just the “classroom” version, but expose you to sites where history and art were made. Academic Credit Academic credit is available.  Transcript from Hacksonville University Florida Eligibility GPA of 2.5 or above Housing/Accommodation • Homestay / Host Family • Apartment / Flat Financial Aid Yes. Dates Fall : Sep -Dec Spring : Jan - May Summer : May - June Contact CIS - Center for International Studies 17 New South St # 105 Northampton MA 01060 Tel: 877 617 9090 Fax: 413 582 0327 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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