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Program Terms
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Summer
Program
Participants
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Teenagers
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High School
Subject Areas
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Architecture
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Art History
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Art/Fine Arts
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Culinary Arts
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Culture
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Fashion
Design
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Filmmaking
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High School
Program
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History -
General
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Humanities
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Interdisciplinary
Studies
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Italian
Language
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Liberal Arts
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Photography
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Quick Look
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Location:
Florence - Italy
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Language of Instruction: English
Overview
ASA in Florence is an intensive interdisciplinary program focusing on the arts and the humanities that gives you daily exposure to urban Florentine life through classes and activities. The program combines the benefits of a pre-college program curriculum with real life cultural immersion giving you the opportunity to experience Italian culture first hand. Classes include Art History & Architecture, Fashion Design, Renaissance History, and Italian, while the electives are Drawing & Painting, Italian Cinema, Photography, and Italian cooking. You will also enjoy daily activities, guided tours, and sports as well as excursions to such sights as Siena, Pisa, the Cinque Terre, and Rome. No knowledge of Italian is required to participate in the program. This summer, study abroad in Florence with ASA.
Eligibility
For students completing grades 10-12. *No knowledge of Italian necessary.*
Dates
June 27 - July 25, 2008
Deadlines
Rolling admissions - apply now to secure a spot
Contact
Academic Study Associates
375 West Broadway, Suite 200
New York, NY 10012
USA
Tel:
800-752-2250 or 212-796-8340
Fax:
212-334-4934
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