In addition to offering our exceptional in-residence study abroad experience in Florence, several popular courses will now be available online to provide students with distance learning options for the Summer.
Students interested in an online option will appreciate the interactive and robust mix of live and video lectures delivered by experienced and expert instructors, and more.
Please note, courses are subject to change.
PLEASE NOTE
1) Each course includes 19 daily 2-hr sessions from TUE June 30 to THU July 30, running MON-THU, including the final exam.2) Each session foresees a combination of recorded and live modules. Please see the syllabus for a detailed class breakdown.
3) Recorded modules include video lessons and other video material (virtual tours, guest speakers, visual material), to be completed during the day.
4) Live modules include online synchronous group sessions and will take place within the approximate time frame below (CET-Central European Time/ Italy Rome time). For the exact times and duration of the live sessions and other activities, please refer to thecourse syllabus.
5) The scheduled time frames are based on Italy/Rome time zone and have been optimized to accommodate students from different time zones. Each student is required to calculate the matching local time zone and must be available to remotely join all sessions as scheduled on the syllabus.
6) Daily/Weekly extra time is required to complete individual homework.
7) For some courses students must be equipped with specific tools and materials, as illustrated in the syllabus, prior to starting class.
8) Please note the courses IGC 016 The Food of Italy: A Gastronomic Tour of the Regionsand IGC 022 Current Trends in Italian Cuisineare non-credit courses, comprising 5 weekly sessions of 2 hours each.
| Ancient Studies | ANC 200 R | 3 | Ancient Rome
(Dual Listed: HIS 200 R) Note: in collaboration with CAMNES (Center for Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies) |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Ancient Studies | ANC 215 F | 3 | Florentia: The Ancient Roots of Florence
(Dual Listed: HIS 215 F) Note: in collaboration with CAMNES (Center for Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies) |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Art History | ART 278 F | 3 | Italian Renaissance Art | 8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Fashion Design, Marketing and Merchandising | FAS 225 F | 3 | Fashion Consumer Behaviour: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in a Time of Pandemic | 8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Fashion Design, Marketing and Merchandising | FAS 305 F | 3 | History of Italian Fashion | 5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Geography and Environmental Studies | ENV 280 T | 3 | Sustainable Food and the New Global Challenge
(Dual Listed: IGC 280 T) |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Graphic Design | GRA 171 F | 3 | Graphic Design | 5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| History | HIS 200 R | 3 | Ancient Rome
(Dual Listed: ANC 200 R) |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| History | HIS 215 F | 3 | Florentia: The Ancient Roots of Florence
(Dual Listed: ANC 215 F) |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| History | HIS 300 F | 3 | Italian Renaissance Civilization and Culture | 8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| International Business | BUS 252 F | 3 | Wine Business
(Dual Listed: IGC 252 F) |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Italian Gastronomy and Culture | IGC 016 F | 0 | The Food of Italy: A Gastronomic Tour of the Regions
Note: once-a-week non-credit course. |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Italian Gastronomy and Culture | IGC 022 F | 0 | Current Trends in Italian Cuisine
Note: once a week non-credit course. |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Italian Gastronomy and Culture | IGC 163 T | 3 | Cooking in Context: Traditions of Tuscania
Note: This course includes practical demonstrations. |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Italian Gastronomy and Culture | IGC 252 F | 3 | Wine Business
(Dual Listed: BUS 252 F) |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Italian Gastronomy and Culture | IGC 280 T | 3 | Sustainable Food and the New Global Challenge
(Dual Listed: ENV 280 T) |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Italian Language | ITL 101 F | 3 | Italian Language Elementary 1 | 5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Literature | LIT 273 F | 3 | Romeo and Juliet: a Love Story Across the Arts
(Dual Listed: PER 273 F) Note: in partnership with the Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Literature | LIT 288 F | 3 | Dante’s Quest for Love — from the Divine Comedy to Contemporary Culture and Media
(Dual Listed: MAS 288 F) Note: in partnership with the Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Media Arts and Studies | MAS 288 F | 3 | Dante’s Quest for Love — from the Divine Comedy to Contemporary Culture and Media
(Dual Listed: LIT 288 F) Note: in partnership with the Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Media Arts and Studies | MAS 289 F | 3 | Filming, Staging and Directing. The World of an Internationally Acclaimed Italian Artist: Franco Zeffirelli
(Dual Listed: PER 289 F) Note: in partnership with the Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Nutrition | NTR 232 F | 3 | The Mediterranean Diet
Note: This course includes practical demonstrations |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media | PDM 183 F | 3 | Florence Sketchbook – Beginning
Note: Additional specific materials will be required for this course |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Performing Arts | PER 273 F | 3 | Romeo and Juliet: a Love Story Across the Arts
(Dual Listed: LIT 273 F) Note: in partnership with the Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Performing Arts | PER 289 F | 3 | Filming, Staging and Directing. The World of an Internationally Acclaimed Italian Artist: Franco Zeffirelli
(Dual Listed: MAS 289 F) Note: in partnership with the Fondazione Franco Zeffirelli |
8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Philosophy | PHI 220 F
(New on Cat.) |
3 | The Pursuit of Happiness: Cultivating Well-being in Challenging Times
(Dual Listed: PSY 220 F) |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Psychology | PSY 220 F
(New on Cat.) |
3 | The Pursuit of Happiness: Cultivating Well-being in Challenging Times
(Dual Listed: PHI 220 F) |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Psychology | PSY 320 F | 3 | Psychology of Art and Human Creativity: Self-growth and Resiliency through Inspiring Practices | 8.00PM-10.00PM CET |
| Religious Studies | REL 224 T | 3 | Yoga: Breathing, Meditation, Spirituality
Note: in collaboration with CAMNES (Center for Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies) This course will include some physical activities. Students must confirm that they are in good physical health and that they may participate in those activities without any restriction |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Sculpture and Ceramics | SCU 131 F | 3 | Ceramics and Well-being
Note: Additional specific materials will be required for this course |
5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
| Sociology | SOC 260 F | 3 | Organized Crime: Sociology and History of the Italian Mafia | 5.30PM-7.30PM CET |
