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Study Abroad
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Study Abroad

 

 

Sites to be Visited | Including admission

  • Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel
  • Villa Borghese
  • Capitoline Museums
  • Castel SantAngelo
  • Colosseum & Roman Forum
  • City Museum of Rome
  • St. Agnes Catacombs
  • St. John Lateran (free)
  • Santa Maria Maggiore (free)
  • St. Paul outside the Walls (free)
  • Santa Maria Trastevere (free)
  • Trevi Fountain (free)
  • Spanish Steps (free)
  • Via Condotti (free)
  • Piazza del Popolo (free)
  • Piazza Navona (free)
  • St. Peters (free)
  • Vittorio Emanuele Museum & Military Museum (free)
  • The Pantheon (free)

 

 

Rome Italy Summer 2019

June 3 to July 1, 2019

Cost: $2,965 per person
Arrive Rome: June 3, 2019
Depart Rome: July 1, 2019

Classes: HRMGT 102 Introduction to Tourism (3 units transferable to CSU) and ART 205 Landmarks of Art and Visual Culture (3 units transferable to CSU)

Accommodations: Double- and triple-occupancy rooms in shared student apartments located in Rome, Italy. Single-occupancy rooms available for additional fee.

Also Included: Transit pass for bus and metro provided for duration of trip, and one five-hour class in survival Italian upon arrival.

Note: Travel to and from Rome is the responsibility of the students and is not part of this package price.

Also included on the program is a one-day excursion to Ostia/Antica. Optional
excursions offered are a one-day excursion to Pompeii ($175), including
transportation and entry fees as well as a two-day/one-night excursion to an
Agriturismo (Italian farmhouse) ($325), including transport, guided lecture on
food tourism in Italy, one group meal, a food tasting/demonstration, entries
and accommodations in double/triple/ quad rooms in the Agriturismo. Both
optional excursions require a minimum of 15 participants. Excursions and visits
are chosen based on the academic curriculum and are subject to change.

Financial Aid: Gilman scholarships due March 7.


INFORMATION SESSIONS

9/26 Wednesday evening 6-7:30 Orientation
9/27 Thursday Evening 6-7:30 Orientation
10/1 Monday 10:30-1:00 Drop-in time
10/1 Monday evening 6-7:30 Orientation
10/3 Wednesday 10:30-1:00 Drop-in time
10/3 Wednesday evening 6-7:30 Orientation

All Drop-in and Orientation Sessions are in Mentry 246

Brochure: ROME-2019.pdf