Study Abroad Italy (SAI) - Inspiring academic programs in Milan, Florence, Rome, Sicily and London
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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Summer • Winter Intersession Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) Subject Areas • Architecture • Art History • Art/Fine Arts • Biology • Culinary Arts • English Literature • Environmental Studies • Fashion Design • Graphic Design • History - General • Humanities • Italian Language • Liberal Arts • Philosophy • Quechua Language • Social Sciences		Quick Look • Location: Milan, Florence, Rome, Sicily - Italy • Language of Instruction: English • Academic Credit Available: Yes Overview Study Abroad Italy (SAI) is a complete study abroad program offering comprehensive and affordable educational programs paired with exciting cultural experiences in four Italian cities (Rome, Florence, Milan and Syracuse) and one in London, UK. Our programs include US university credit and our host schools are considered among the finest in their respective academic areas. Since 1995 SAI has offered US and international students the very finest English-speaking programs available in Italy. Headquartered in California, with additional sites in New York City and Austin, SAI offers a diverse range of programs in Milan, Florence, Rome, Sicily and now London. Each unique program has been carefully designed in collaboration with the host institution to maximize the student experience; both in terms of academic rigor and cultural exploration. Courses are offered in an extremely wide variety of disciplines. There are no language requirements to attend any of SAI's programs, and Italian language instruction is offered at all levels of proficiency in each of SAI's Italian locations. We provide a full range of student services, including enrollment and registration, housing, visa processing and a team of full-time, on-site Program Coordinators. We invite you to join us for a remarkable cultural and academic experience! Academic Credit Academic credit is available.  US university credit awarded for academic programs by Fairfield University, CT. Eligibility Minimum age: 18 years old. Housing/Accommodation • Homestay / Host Family • Apartment / Flat Program Costs Florence, academic year 2010/11: $14,800 Rome, academic year 2010/11: $15,900 Milan, academic year 2010/11: $19,800 - $19,950 (depending on program) Sicily, academic year 2010/11: $14,750 Costs Include:  Tuition, housing, travel insurance, on-site student services and cell phone rental. Financial Aid Yes. Study Abroad Italy is pleased to offer scholarships each academic year. The deadline for Fall semester scholarship applicants is June 1st, and the deadline for Spring semester scholarship applicants is October 15th. Please see our website for a current listing of scholarships. Dates Fall semester: early September - mid December Spring semester: late January - mid May Summer semester: late May - early August Summer session I: late May - late June Summer session II: early July - early August Deadlines Application deadlines for summer sessions are 60 days prior to move-in date. Fall 2008: June 15, Spring 2009 November 1. Contact Study Abroad Italy (SAI) 7151 Wilton Avenue, Suite 202 Sebastopol, CA 95472 USA Tel: Tel: (707) 824-8965 Toll Free: (800) 655-8965 Fax: (707) 824-0198 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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