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GUIDAEDUITALIA_ESE_2007 BEIJING.FH11
GUIDE 2007
Università per Stranieri di Siena
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
Centro Linguistico Italiano
Dante Alighieri
A CCADEMIA I TALIANA
Scuola di Lingua e Cultura Italiana
Comitato Linguistico Perugia
A Door to Italy
CLI DANTE
LABA - Libera Accademia di Belle Arti
La Scuola Superiore per
Mediatori Linguistici di Cuneo
OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED BY ITALIAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
Scuola Progetto Lingua I.L.C.I.S.
Sorrento Lingue
STUDIO Arrais
An art becoming career
Wells College
Study Program in Florence
SPECIAL EDITION
ICEF BEIJING
2007
Study in Italy
www.eduitalia.org
© 2007 - EDUITALIA
2007
Thank You
Eduitalia thanks its sponsors and partners
S.P.&S.
www.sebastianipezzanosoldaini.it
member of
Italy in Europe
Contents
Welcome
4
Valle d’Aosta
6
Piemonte
13
Lombardia
16
Veneto
22
Friuli Venezia Giulia
26
Liguria
30
Emilia Romagna
32
Marche
36
Umbria
40
Toscana
42
Lazio
64
Campania
78
Puglia
84
Calabria
86
Sicilia
94
Sardegna
96
Dear Readers,
First of all a hearty Italian greeting.
It is with pleasure that I introduce the new Guide of EDUITALIA, a no profit organization
which has among its basic aims the international diffusion of the Italian culture in
the field of “Study Abroad”.
The EDUITALIA Guide proposes a selection of the best academic courses of schools/
universities , trying in this way to represent a cultural guidance compass for the foreign
student.
Italy is a nation which enchants in every Region for its naturalistic wonders, for its
considerable historical, cultural and artistic heritage which turns our country into an
open air gallery.
Italy is described by those who had the possibility to study and to live there, even for
a short period, as a paradise for lovers of art, culture and savoir-vivre.
And I am sure that thanks to the EDUITALIA Guide, foreign students and schools
abroad can choose their favourite places for the best cultural and, in the meantime,
tourist experiences.
In the Guide they will be able to find, in fact, the courses of the best schools present
in our country, including Design and Fashion institutes, Art institutes (Sculpture,
Painting, Ceramics), Italian and foreign universities with their humanistic, technical
and scientific courses even in English.
“A better world of peace can be created only with the birth of a new global citizen
and the student is the driving force of this hope.”
Senator Franco Danieli
Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
VA L L E D ’A O S TA
Roman Aosta - Aosta,
also known as the
“Rome of the Alps” is a
city rich with numerous
Roman remains; The
Theatre, Forum, Au­
gustan Arch, Praetorian
Gates, Cyptoporticus,
and Pailleron Tower.
These wonderful
structures are an inte­
gral part of Valle
d'Aosta's identity, a
place where modernity
constantly draws upon
its ancient roots.
Valle d'Aosta is famous
for its castles and witness to
a particularly rich and intense
feudal history. In its primitive
fortifications, military forts,
sumptuous courtly residenc­
es, towers and fortresses, vis­
itors will remain enchanted
by the magic and charm of
these 'sentries of the past'.
Follow in the footsteps of pil­
grims along the Franciscan
Way, which up until the Mid­
dle Ages was the only route
between England and Italy.
Aosta
www.regione.vda.it
VALLE D’AOSTA
Passing over the Great Saint Bernard Pass and leading directly to Rome,
this ancient route will allow you to discover numerous sanctuaries, solitary
consecrated cells and see a different side of Valle d'Aosta at a slower and
more attentive pace while taking in all the details of our precious history.
Spirituality has deep roots in Valle d'Aosta, visible on the medieval pilgrim
ways, in sanctuaries, churches and chapels. There are countless examples of
age-old faith: imposing Gothic bell towers, superb décor, lavish frescoes,
precious crucifixes, prestigious shrines and many other treasures to discover
and admire.
Aosta
Università della Valle D’Aosta
faculties: Economics, Education, Psychology,
Language and Communication,
Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.univda.it
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PIEMONTE
The residences of the
Royal house of Savoy:
a truly great heritage
The Savoy residences
can be found far be­
yond Turin's city limits
as far away as Cana-
vese, Cuneo and the Langhe
regions.
In the mid 18th century, the
properties of the Savoy Dy­
nasty became exclusive, rec­
reational places for hunting
and select agricultural prod­
ucts. This was the case, for
example, for the Racconigi,
Pollenzo, Govone and La
Torino
Mandria residences, which
remained "royal holiday res­
idences".
Cuneo
www.piemonte-emozioni.it
www.regione.piemonte.it
State in the 19th and 20th centuries, the palaces, castles and villas became
museums. They now speak to us of the past; of dukes and kings who
PIEMONTE
When the properties were transferred from the Savoy Dynasty to the
were warriors but also lovers and patrons of art; sophisticated royal ladies who
loved theatre and ballet; court architects, painters and literary men who
interpreted the king's tastes; ceremonies and luxurious parties between hunts
and moments of leisure; labyrinths; nymphaeums; parks and fountains famous
in most of Europe.
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St. John International University (SJIU)
was founded with the goal of spreading Italian
culture and the study of the Italian language
throughout the world. Its founder, Professor
Piero Ceria, has always wished that Turin,
the capital of the Region of Piedmont, a city
full of history, culture as well as natural and
artistic beauty, be a hub for students from all
over the world.
Turin boasts a
very important
geographical
location and
historical
identity. The
city has for
many centu­
ries been the
home of the
Savoia Royal
D y n a s t y
which has
favoured the
growth and
development
of the figura­
tive arts and
architecture.
for travelling to other important Italian or
European cities.
Turin is in the center of an area which is
distinct for its strong technological innovation
and a great desire to “do business”. Here the
students can integrate their normal course
of studies at SJIU with organized internships
with industries such as FIAT, FERRERO,
ALENIA and many others.
The main building of SJIU is situated in a
historical nineteenth-century palazzo, splen­
did for its architecture and décor.
SJIU, in Turin, offers two semesters: Fall and
Spring as well as a special Summer session.
The classes are held entirely in English.
The academic content of the courses is not
limited to classroom instruction but also
includes cultural and linguistic activities and
encourages research and encounters within
the community of Turin.
For further information, please visit SJIU’s
website: www.stjohniurc.it
Situated at the base of the Alps and in the
vicinity of the most beautiful beaches of the
Costa Azzurra, Turin is the ideal city for the
enjoyment of both winter and summer sports.
CONTATTO
Turin is well-connected to several international
airports. The surrounding highway and railway
systems make it convenient and inexpensive
St. John International University (SJIU)
Foreign Student Office
Via Pietro Micca, 12
Torino ITALY 10122
Tel. (39) 011 5604371
Fax (39) 011 5113340
e-mail: [email protected]
courses:
Architecture, Art History, Design, Figurative
Arts, Political Science, History, Business,
Italian Language and Literature, Cinema
studies, Business Etiquette
web: www.stjohniurc.it
St. John International University
courses: Architecture, Ar t Histor y,
Design, Figurative Arts, Political
Science, History, Business, the
Italian Language, Cinema
Studies, Business Etiquette
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.stjohniurc.it
see page 10
courses: Italian language and culture,
Teacher Training, Business Ital­
ian, Italian for Opera Singers,
Literature and History of Art,
Cooking and Wine Seminars
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.dialogoplus.com
see page 12
PIEMONTE
Torino
Università degli Studi di Torino
faculties: The University of Torino carries
out scientific research and offers
courses in all disciplines except
Engineering and Architecture.
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unito.it
address: Piazza Solferino, 9
10121 Torino
courses: Italian Language and Culture
Courses, Business Italian, Architecture,
History, Literature, Religion, Wines, Pastry,
Cooking, Painting
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.italianoporticando.com
tel:
+39 011 518 70 79
fax:
+39 011 513 08 40
USAC Italy Study Program
courses: International Business, Art and Architecture,
Italian studies/language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.usac.unr.edu
CUNEO
University of Gastronomic Sciences
courses: three-year undergraduate Degree
Course in Gastronomic Sciences, one-year
postgraduate Master in Gastronomic Sciences
and Quality Products, one-year postgraduate
Master in Food Culture: Communicating Qual­
ity Products
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unisg.it
Advanced School for
Language Mediators of Cuneo
courses: Italian Language, Economics,
Fine Art, Art History, Political
Sciences, Design
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.mediatorilinguisticicuneo.it
see page 14
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Since 1995, Diàlogo + specialises in teaching
Italian language and culture to foreign
learners. Member of Italian in Italy and teacher
training body of Italian Ministry of Public
Education, the school is an accredited
examinaton centre for the Certificato d’Italiano
TELC of WBT. The courses take place both
in the bright, comfortable rooms of the main
branch located in the centre of Torino and in
a wonderful guest-house in the countryside
among vineyards and ancient castles.
CONTATTO
Diàlogo+’s successful approach relies on its
up-to-date teaching programmes, its highly
qualified teachers, its flexibility and
promptitude in answering to the customer’s
requests.
held by teachers of the music academy and
by world famous artists, have been a great
success with all participants, exceeding all
their expectations.
A good reason to chose Diàlogo+ is its
location. “Torino never stops” is the motto
which best represents the city in Europe
where an exciting liveness beats under a veil
of urban strictness. Futuristic buildings meet
baroque palaces in an interweaving of history
and renewal, which seize the heart of the
visitors. A complex industry web and high
level Universities make Turin be a scientific
and thecnological excellence pole. Moreover
the late Winter Olympic Games 2006
underlined its charm.
The school takes special care to inform the
students about cultural and sport events
happening in and around Torino. Guided
tours, visits to museums, cookery courses,
seminars on wines are provided to make the
Italian experience of each learner a rich and
profitable one. The courses for Opera singers,
Accommodation placement
Diàlogo+
Learn Italian , experience Italy
Via Donati 15
10121 Torino – Italy
Tel. (39) 011 56 13 695
Fax (39) 011 56 37 114
e-mail: [email protected]
courses:
Italian language and culture, Teacher
Training, Business Italian, Italian for Opera
Singers, Literature and History of Art,
Cooking and Wine Seminars
Consulting on Programmes an Logistic
Period: all year round
Language of instruction:
Italian / English / German / French
web: www.dialogoplus.com
Advanced School for
Language Mediators of Cuneo
The school is located in Cuneo, a lovely
town near Turin in the Piedmont region of
Italy. Thanks to its location in piazza Gal­
imberti, Cuneo’s central square, the school
is easily accessible by every type of trans­
portation.
Enrollment is limited to 40 students per
year. This ensures a close relationship
between the teacher and student to further
an in-depth and personalized study and a
better enjoyment of the university services.
The study of two foreign languages is
obligatory. Students can choose between
English, French, Spanish and German.
They also have the possibility to study
Russian, Chinese and Japanese.
A Language Mediator is a dynamic profes­
sional figure, of growing importance in a
workplace that is ever more global and
multilingual.
CONTATTO
The courses at the Advanced School for
Language Mediators of Cuneo therefore
have the goal of providing the students a
solid cultural and linguistic base of superior
level, in at least two languages and in the
related cultures, as well as to develop
specific technical linguistic skills, oral and
written, sufficient for professionalism in the
field of language mediation
Advanced School for
Language Mediators of Cuneo
Piazza Galimberti, 15
Cuneo ITALY 12100
Tel. (39) 0171 605 248
Fax (39) 0171 696 642
The School’s academic program is further
enriched by a Masters program and spe­
cializing courses that have been structured
to meet the demands of the world of work.
The Masters programs are designed for
students who have earned a degree, the
contents of which are consistent with the
specialization that the student would like
to pursue.
The Advanced School for Language Me­
diators of Cuneo has concluded an agree­
ment with St. John International University
for Research and Culture in Turin
(www.stjohniurc.it) to open a program
called “Conversation Space”. Students of
the Advanced School for Language Medi­
ators of Cuneo can meet international
students on a weekly basis to learn about
their culture.
courses:
Italian and foreign languages and literature,
history, linguistics, political science and
economics
web: www.mediatorilinguisticicuneo.it
e-mail: [email protected]
See the world! Tell the world!
Platform3000, in collaboration with PicCell Wireless LLC, has offered its
clients (education institutions, study abroad programs, professors and students)
the service of mobile telephone and SIM card rentals for over 5 years. This
service allows clients to receive their mobile telephones and local SIM cards
of the destination country even before leaving the United States.
Local service is available in Europe, Asia, Australia, North and South America.
All customer service assistance is provided through PicCell Wireless in the
U.S. and Platform3000 in overseas countries. PicCell Wireless, with the aid
of excellent customer care offered by Platform3000, has received the certificate
“Satisfactory Record” from the Better Business Bureau.
(http://www.thebbb.org/commonreport.html?bid-22007590)
In addition to the wireless service, Platform3000 offers its “Text Message
Manager Program” to aid overseas schools with crisis management. This
service allows staff to communicate messages simultaneously to students
or groups of students who receive them as a text message (SMS) on their
mobiles or at their personal email addresses. The system confirms when the
message has been delivered to its destination. This service is especially
useful in emergency situations or when staff needs to communicate to
students on short notice.
U.S. call center:
(+1) 415-402-0984
[email protected]
www.platform3000.com
LOMBARDIA
A cultural workshop and
open-air museum with its
cities of art, monuments
and abbeys; the Lombardy
region offers the tourist
countless avenues for a
journey through history
and tradition: a cultural,
artistic and architectural
experience that will amaze
and fire your imagination
in a thousand ways. From its
verdant plains to the historic
walled cities that preserve their
treasures and folklore; from the
marvellous atmosphere of the
lakes to the magnificent moun­
tains that are the glorious set­
Como
ting for international winter
sports events to the crowning
glory which is the rich gastro­
Milano
Bergamo
Brescia
Pavia
nomic and winemaking tradition
that has made our region fa­
mous throughout the world...
www.lombardiadautore.it
www.regione.lombardia.it
LOMBARDIA
Milan, with its cosmopolitan streets, trendy stores and historical monuments
can truly be defined as a European ‘capital’. It is also considered one of
the world’s leading centers of fashion.
Spilling out between the poetry of the Navigli, the artists of the Brera
district and the fashion scene of Via Montenapoleone, there is much
entertainment and nightlife. Numerous gathering places for young and stylish
people make it easy to experience the diverse Milanese scenes and meet
celebrities from the fashion world.
Not to be missed: A walk around the historic district through old piazzas and
noble palazzos while stopping to see the Castle Sforzesco, the impressive
Duomo and the prized Gallery of Brera. This district also includes the
magnificent Basilica of Sant’ Ambrogio (patron saint of the city), the Santa
Maria delle Grazie where you can see Leonardo DaVinci’s famous painting,
The Last Supper.
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The Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) is the
biggest European school of Fashion, De­
sign,Visual Arts and Communication schools.
It is also the only network of this kind in the
world: with seats in Milan, Rome, Turin , Venice,
Madrid , Barcelona, Sao Paulo, and two next
openings in 2007.
40 years of international
recognition and world­
wide fame have brought
IED to be by far the
biggest Fashion and
Design School in Eu­
rope: now IED has more
than 8.500 students
coming from 92 coun­
tries.
One of the main features
that distinguish IED from
all other Fashion and
Design Schools is its
being a Network scat­
tered in seven amongst the most important
world design capitals.
We are “multiculturally international”: our cours­
es are taught in five different languages and,
above all, we have now more than 50 courses
taught in English.
ellery, Graphic, Illustration, Multimedia Anima­
tion, Photography, Virtual, Packaging, Lighting,
Garden and Landscape, Exhibition, Furniture,
Fashion Stylist, Visual Merchandising, Adver­
tising, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Communi­
cation, Fashion Retail Management, Video,
Accessories and Shoe, Sound Design, Beauty
and Spa Management, Design Management,
Event Design, Audio Video Production, Mar­
keting and Business Communications, Luxury
Products Marketing, Event Management, De­
sign Management.
IED has developed innovative and diversified
teaching methodology, concentrated on the
synergy between technology and experimen­
tation, creativity, strategies and integrated
communication, market issues and a new form
of professionalism.
Partnerships with foremost enterprises is a
fundamental issue in IED’s education strategy,
which characterises its entire education path­
way.
The entire Faculty is composed of active pro­
fessionals capable of supplying applied skills
and constant innovations. Every single course
is run in direct contact and support with com­
panies operating in the fields of interests.
We teach all types of design, fashion, visual
arts and communication subjects, ranging from
summer, one year, three year, master, tailor
made courses in:
CONTACT
Industrial, Interior, Transportation\Car, BykeYacht-Train, Set\Theatre, Fashion, Textile, Jew­
Istituto Europeo di Design
Via Sciesa 4 - 20135 - Milan
e-mail: [email protected]
faculties:
IED Design, IED Moda Lab (fashion), IED Visual Arts, IED
Communication
International Students Office:
Via Sciesa 4 - 20135 - Milan
Phone: (+39) 02.55192963
e-mail: [email protected]
Institutional web: www.ied.it
Three Year Courses: www.ied.it/three-year-courses/
Master Courses: www.iedmaster.com
Università degli Studi di Milano
faculties: Law, Humanities and Philosophy, Medicine
and Surgery, Mathematical, Physical and
Natural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine,
Agriculture, Political and Social Sciences,
Pharmacy and Motory Sciences
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unimi.it
Politecnico di Milano
faculties: Architecture, Design, Engineering
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.polimi.it/english
Università Commerciale
Luigi Bocconi
courses: Undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs in Economics,
Management and Law in Italian or English
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unibocconi.it/recruitmentservices
Passepartout Lingua Italiana
courses: General Italian, Italian 101,
Programmes for tourists,
Leonardo Da Vinci in Milan
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.passepartout-italia.it
see page 21
The International College of Arts and Sciences
courses: Basic Designer: Interior, Industrial, Graph­
ic, Interior Designer, Senior Interior
Designer, Industrial Designer, Graphic
Visualizer, Art Director, Master car design
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.internationalcollege.it
LOMBARDIA
Milano
Istituto Secoli
courses: Fashion Design,
Fashion Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.secoli.com
IED
courses: Design, Moda Lab (Fashion),
Visual Arts, Communication
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.ied.it
see page 18
IES Milan
courses: Business, Music and Performing Arts, Art
History, Economics, Marketing, Italian Lan­
guage and Literature, Social and Behavioral
Sciences
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.IESabroad.org
Language.it
address: Galleria del Corso, 4
20122 Milano
courses: Italian Language, Italian for fash­
ion, Design, Opera, Fine Arts, Culinary
Arts, Culture, Architecture, Theatre, Liter­
ature, Cinema, Tourism, Business.
Exam and Entrance Test preparation.
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.languageit.net
tel:
+39 02 760 09 575
fax:
+39 02 700 535 658
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LOMBARDIA
Milano
Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti
(NABA)
courses: Design (Industrial and Interior), Theater
Design, Fashion and Textile Design,
Graphic Design and Art Direction, Media
Design, Visual Arts, Restoration
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.naba.it
IULM Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazi­
one
courses: Public Relations and Advertising, Inter­
preting and Communication, Manage­
ment of Art and Culture, Tourist Sciences,
Sciences and Technologies of Commu­
nication
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.iulm.it
Domus Academy
courses: Design, Interior and Living Design, Trans­
portation Design, Interactive Design,
Fashion Design, Accessories Design,
Urban Management and Architectural
Design
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.domusacademy.it
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
courses: Italian language, Art, Culture,
Cooking, Wine, Fashion, Design
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.scuolaleonardo.com
see page 48
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Uptodate Fashion Management
courses: Styling, Image Consulting, Cool Hunting
& Trends Research, Personal Shopper,
Fashion Make-up, Fashion Hair Styling,
Fashion Photography
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.fashionuptodate.com
BERGAMO
Università degli Studi di Bergamo
faculties: Languages and Literature, Economics
and Business Administration, Engineer­
ing, Arts and Philosophy, Law
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unibg.it/relint
BRESCIA
Università degli Studi di Brescia
faculties: Engineering, Economics and Business
Administration, Law, Medicine and
Surgery
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unibs.it
COMO
Niagara University
Faculty of Law Università dell'Insubria
courses: Hospitality and Tourism Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.niagara.edu/hospitality/sap.htm
PAVIA
Università degli Studi di Pavia
faculties: Law, Political Science, Economics, Phi­
losophy and Liberal Arts, Medicine, Math­
ematics, Physics, Natural Science,
Pharmacy, Engineering, Musicology
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unipv.it
Passepartout
Viale Monte Nero 80
20135 Milano – Italy
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.passepartout-italia.it
phone: + 39 2 55 183 708
fax:
+ 39 2 55 183 708
The School
Passepartout is situated in a charming
1920s building, nestled in a quiet private
street in the city centre. Our Italian School
is located in a new fashionable area of
Milan surrounded by restaurants,
showrooms and stores. Our school
offers Italian courses in a warm and cosy
atmosphere. Students feel at home in
our small classrooms (maximum 6
students!) where they learn in a friendly
yet professional environment. During
our Italian classes, we emphasise
listening, speaking and reading, whereas
some homework will be provided to allow
students practise new grammatical
structures and the written Italian.
The Courses
• General Italian
• Business Italian
Special Programmes
• Italian 101
• Programmes for tourists
• Leonardo Da Vinci in Milan
CONTACT
OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED BY ITALIAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
VENETO
The cities of the Veneto
region are jewels that
preserve precious his­
torical and artistic
relics. The region is a
rich land, embellished
with the enduring
stamp of the Serenis­
sima Republic.
From the mountains to the
sea, Veneto boasts six pro­
tected nature areas. Lesser
known than the more visited
tourist destinations, these
areas continue to preserve
natural wildlife in its origi­
nal uncontaminated state.
Among the most beautiful
mountains in the world, the
Dolomites offer over 400 ki­
lometres of ski runs in the
winter, a veritable paradise
for skiers, and an exciting
location for a winter holiday!
Vincenza
Verona
Treviso
Venezia
Padova
www.veneto.to
www.regione.veneto.it
VENETO
A pure and uncontaminated environment reigns over the entire area,
which is also an accessible and exciting place to live. Nature is generous
in the winter, from December to April, when the Dolomites become the
preferred destination for thousands of skiers and snowboarders - but
snow sports are not the only attraction here. Cortina d'Ampezzo, the
queen of the Dolomites and capital of Nordic and Alpine ski, is located
right in the “Dolomiti Superski” district with Mount Civetta.
Venice is one of the most unique cities in the world. Its history began
around 1500 years ago on the islands of the lagoon and developed in a
way completely unlike any other Italian or European city. The city had
strong relationships with the Orient whose influence helped Venice to
eventually grow and become one of the major economic powers during
the Renaissance.
The Venetians decorated their city with beautiful paintings, sculptures
and architecture and today Venice is considered one of the art capitals
of the world.
It is a magical and romantic city that presents itself as a fascinating
labyrinth of tiny streets, canals and bridges. One can easily discover the
elegant palazzos, impressive museums and churches along with the
Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge. After shopping in the small boutiques
and enjoying the beautiful sights, you can relax at one of the many local
restaurants and experience the richness of the Venetian cuisine.
Venezia
Università Ca’ Foscari - Venezia
faculties: Economics, Letters and Philosophy, For­
eign Languages and Literature, Mathe­
matics, Physics, Natural Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unive.it
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VENETO
Università IUAV di Venezia
courses: Architecture, Art and Design, Territory
Planning
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.iuav.it
Istituto Venezia
courses: Italian Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.istitutovenezia.com
University of Iowa
Printmaking and Drawing in Venice
courses: Drawing, Intaglio and Relief
e-mail:
[email protected]
web: www.uiowa.edu/~uiabroad/programs/italy.htm
LEGNARO
Al Mulino, Istituto Linguistico e Culturale
courses: Italian for foreigners
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuolamulino.it
PADOVA
Istituto Secoli
courses: Fashion Design,
Fashion Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.secoli.com
TREVISO
Alma Ortolan Studio
courses: fresco painting
(painting and conservation of works)
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.ortolanstudio.com
VERONA
Lingua it
Istituto di lingua e cultura Italiana
courses: Italian Language,
Culture and Cooking
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.linguait.it
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FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
Udine, a lively and dy­
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tween the seaside and
the mountains. This
friendly town pays
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Trieste
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central Chiesa di S.
Francesco
(Saint
Frances’ Church).
www.regione.fvg.it
FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
Trieste
Università degli Studi di Trieste
faculties: Architecture, Economics, Pharmacy, Law,
Engineering, Philosophy and Liberal Arts,
Medicine, Psychology, Political Science,
Education, Mathematics, Physics, Natural
Science, Modern Languages for Interpret­
ers and Translators
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.univ.trieste.it
UDINE
Università degli Studi di Udine
faculties: Agriculture, Economics, Law, Engineering
(see page 28), Philosophy and Liberal
Arts, Language and Foreign Literature,
Veterinary Medicine, Medicine, Mathemat­
ics, Physics, Biotechnology, Computer
Science, Education
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.uniud.it
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UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI UDINE
Engineering at the University of Udine
The Faculty offers undergraduate and grad­
uate programs in Civil Engineering, Informa­
tion and Industrial Management Engineering,
Electronic Engineering, Architecture, Mechan­
ical Engineering, and Environmental and
Resources Engineering, as well as Ph.D
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with several European and extra-European
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collaboration with leading research institutions
and companies.
The Faculty also offers an International Master
on the development and the applications of
the geographical informative systems,
designed to support the environmental care
and the monitoring of the territory.
Information on the Faculty of Engineering is
available on the web site of the University of
Udine:
www.uniud.it/didattica/facolta/ingegneria.
CONTATTO
In the area of nano-electronics the research
and teaching staff is active in several projects
concerning advanced CMOS technologies
and Non-Volatile memories, RF circuit design
Università degli Studi di Udine
Facoltà di Ingegneria
Via delle Scienze 208
33100 Udine
Tel: 0432-558691
Fax: 0432-558692
courses:
Civil Engineering, Information and Industrial Management
Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Architecture,
Mechanical Engineering, Environmental and Resources
Engineering, Industrial Innovation Engineering
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.uniud.it/didattica/facolta/ingegneria
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LIGURIA
A trip through Liguria
is a continuous search
for hidden corners in a
nature whose scent is
that of salt and sun.
Liguria is also rich in
monuments which ap­
pear suddenly and fas­
cinate with their
amazing beauty. Ancient
defence towers stretch out
towards the sky-blue immen­
sity, small churches are sur­
rounded by clusters of pine
trees, oaks or chestnut woods,
sanctuaries situated on moun­
tain peaks. Miles of walks with
stupendous panoramic views
on sea and inland abound in
this region and there are
many trattorias and cozy res­
taurants where one can enjoy
tasty traditional Ligurian
cooking. It is a wealthy half
moon of land between sky
and sea, where there is always
something new to discover
and to love, with its many
colourful tourist festivals,
fairs, cultural and internation­
al sports events.
Genova
www.regione.liguria.it
LIGURIA
Genova
Università degli Studi di Genova
faculties: Architecture, Economics, Pharmacy, Law,
Philosophy and Liberal Arts, Languages
and Literature, Medicine, Education, Math­
ematics, Physics, Natural Science, Political
Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unige.it
Amalelingue
courses: Italian Language,
Foreign Languages
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.amalelingue.com
Chef per Caso
courses: Mediterranean cooking and
Italian gastronomy
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.chefpercaso.it
A Door to Italy
Italian Language for Foreigners
Scuola Tricolore
Italian language school in Genoa
address: Via Edilio Raggio 1/3
16124 Genova
courses: Italian Language courses,
Preparation CELI & CILS, Cooking,
Diving, Sailing
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.scuola-tricolore.it
tel:
+39 010 99 94 902
fax:
+39 010 99 94 903
CHIAVARI
Nel Blu
Italian language courses between
Le Cinque Terre and Portofino
address: Via Caffaro, 4/7
16124 Genova
address: Via Nino Bixio 29/7
16043 Chiavari (Genova)
courses: Italian Language, Certification
CELI and CIC, Cooking, Cine­
ma and Literature, Diving and
Sailing
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.adoortoitaly.com
tel:
+39 010 24 65 870
fax:
+39 010 25 42 240
courses: Italian for foreigners, refresher
courses for teachers for Italian as a for­
eign language, preparation for CELI,
CILS and PLIDA exams, Cooking, Sailing
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.nel-blu.it
tel:
+39 0185 36 48 23
fax:
+39 0185 36 48 23
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EMILIA ROMAGNA
“Sleeping in castles,
eating in castles” - A
presentation of all the
castles in the region
that offer services for
those who love wine
and food and staying in
unusual places, or for
those who need to or­
ganise lunches or ban­
quets.
Emilia Romagna - The
sites, the parks and the
museums representing
the archeological heri­
tage of the region from
the villages of Terramare
trough the Etrurians, the
Romans up to the Byzantines.
Emilia Romagna is a friendly
territory. This land “with a
soul” offers numerous places
rich with rare art treasures
all for the visitor to discover.
If one prefers to move
around, try out the suggested
institutional sites, which offer
a starting point to get to know
the people, the nature, the art
and the spirit of our territory.
www.regione.emilia-romagna.it
Parma
Ferrara
Reggio Emilia
Modena
Ravenna
Bologna Imola
Forlì
Rimini
S. Marino
Università di Bologna
faculties:
e-mail:
web:
Agriculture, Architecture, Industrial Chem­
istry, Cultural Heritage Preservation, Eco­
nomics, Pharmacy, Law, Engineering,
Philosophy and Liberal Arts, Languages
and Foreign Literature, Medicine, Veteri­
nary Medicine, Psychology, Education,
Mathematics, Physics, Natural Science,
Science of Human Movement, Political
Science, Statistics, Languages
[email protected]
www.unibo.it
L.UN.A. Libera Università delle Arti
courses: Design, Fashion Design,
Communication, Marketing
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.uniluna.com
Dickinson College
The K. Robert Nilsson Center for
European Studies
courses: European Studies, Italian Studies
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.dickinson.edu/global
EMILIA ROMAGNA
Bologna
Centro Koinè
courses: Italian Language, Culture, Art
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.koinecenter.com
Madrelingua
courses: Italian Language.
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.madrelinguaitaliano.com
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EMILIA ROMAGNA
Bologna
Italianoit
courses: Italian Language, Cooking
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.italianoit.it
Istituto Secoli
courses: Fashion Design,
Fashion Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.secoli.com
A.L.C.E. Associazione
Lingue e Culture Europee
FERRARA
Università degli Studi di Ferrara
faculties: Architecture, Economics, Law, Engineering
(Civil Engineering; Mechanical Engineer­
ing; Electronic Engineering), Humanities
(Philosophy; Foreign modern Languages,
Humanities, Education), Medicine and
Surgery (Medicine and Surgery; Dentistry),
Pharmacy, Sciences (Mathematics, Phys­
ics, Natural Science, Chemistry, Biology,
Geology)
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unife.it
MODENA
courses: Italian language, CILS Prepa­
ration,Business Italian, Italian
for law
Romanica - Modena
courses: Italian language
e-mail:
[email protected]
e-mail: www.studyitalian.it
web:
[email protected]
see page 33
web:
www.romanica.it
REGGIO EMILIA
BAGNO DI ROMAGNA
Scuola Palazzo Malvisi
address: Piazza Ricasoli, 11
47021 Bagno di Romagna (FO)
courses: Italian language, Cooking and
Wine, Language and Mosaic,
Language and Bike, Residential
Language and Golf, Language
and Trekking and Wellness
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuolapalazzomalvisi.com
tel:
+39 0543 911 170
fax:
+39 0543 911 348
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address: Via Emilia S. Pietro n. 38
42100 Reggio Emilia
courses: Italian language and culture,
cooking, homestay tuition,
preparation for CILS and CELI
certification
taught in: Italian, English, Spanish,
German
e-mail:
web:
tel:
fax:
[email protected]
www.reggiolingua.it
+39 340 85 37 630
+39 0522 454 777
RIMINI
RAVENNA
address: C.so d'Augusto, 213
47900 Rimini
courses: Italian language and Culture,
Talking and Walking, Cooking,
Latin Language, Opera Music,
Art and Culture, Italian Lan­
guage and Work
taught in: Italian
e-mail:
web:
tel:
fax:
[email protected]
www.tiberius-international.com
+39 0541 708 211
+39 0541 23 292
Scuola Palazzo Malvisi
courses: Italian Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuolapalazzomalvisi.com
PARMA
Università degli Studi di Parma
faculties:
e-mail:
web:
Agriculture, Architecture, Arts and Philos­
ophy, Chemistry, Geology, Economics,
Engineering, Law, Mathematics Physics
and Natural Science, Medicine and Sur­
gery, Pharmacy, Political Sciences, Psy­
chology, Veterinary Medicine
[email protected]
www.unipr.it
PIACENZA
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
courses: Agriculture, Economics, Education,
Law, Sociology
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unicatt.it/piacenza
address: Via Quintino Sella, 31
47900 Rimini
courses: Italian language courses, teach­
er training, Italian for business
and tourism, Art and Culture,
Individual courses
taught in: Italian
e-mail:
web:
tel:
fax:
[email protected]
www.riminiacademy.it
+39 0541 26 665
+39 0541 25 355
Repubblica di
San Marino
Università degli Studi
della Repubblicca di San Marino
faculties: Communications, Economics,
Technology, Education, Law,
History, Biomedical Studies
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unirsm.sm
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MARCHE
Travellers who want the
best of central Italy
should head for Le
Marche, the third region
alongside Tuscany and
Umbria, that makes up
the area.
Located on the eastern
side of central Italy,
between the Adriatic Sea and
the high Appennine
mountains, much of the
region remains unspoiled by
the ravages of mass tourism.
The Atlantic coast is known
as a mecca for "sun and sand"
holiday makers for decades,
but few venture far from the
beaches. IInland, perhaps
more so than anywhere else
in Central Italy, one can find
places where time really has
stood still. Compared to the
more bustling tourist centers
of Central Italy, here culture
comes in more easily digested
portions while not sacrificing
quality.
Urbino
Urbania
Ancona
www.marcheworldwide.org
www.regione.marche.it
MARCHE
Ancona
Istituto Secoli
courses: Fashion Design, Fashion Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.secoli.com
ASCOLI
Accademia Italiana
courses: Italian Language and Cultural
Courses; courses in ceramics,
tombolo (pillow lace), wine tast­
ing, learning the art of fine olive
oil, opera, etc.
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.accademia-italiana.com
see page 39
CAMERANO
Centro Culturale Conero
courses: Italian Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.linguaitaliana.com
URBINO
Università degli Studi di Urbino “Carlo Bo”
faculties: Economics, Pharmacy, Law, Philosophy
and Liberal Arts, Environmental Science,
Education, Mathematics, Physics, Natural
Science, Political Science, Sociology, Sci­
ence of Human Movement
e-mail:
[email protected]
www.uniurb.it
web:
URBANIA
Centro Studi Italiani
Polo Universitario Internazionale ®
courses: Italian Language and Culture,
Liberal Arts, Opera Singer
Courses
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.centrostuditaliani.org
see page 38
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A CCADEMIA I TALIANA
Scuola di Lingua e Cultura Italiana
Ascoli Piceno is the ideal place to cherish
“the Italian quality of life” and spend time in
an Italian provincial town of art, located in a
privileged position, midway (just 30 minutes)
between the sandy beaches of the Adriatic
sea and the awe-inspiring Sibillini mountains.
Its surroundings offer many places to visit,
little towns, and a countryside really worth
seeing. Yet, Ascoli is also very close to Rome
(only 2 ½ hours).
Spring, summer, and early fall offer the de­
lightful possibility of being able to take a short
trip after morning lessons and find yourself
on a sandy beach.
In winter, the adjacent snow-capped moun­
tains are yours for a weekend of skiing.
Founded in 1996 and recognized by the
Italian Ministry of Education as a Teacher
Training Center, the Accademia Italiana is
Accademia Italiana
Scuola di Lingua e Cultura Italiana
Via XIX Settembre, 1
63100 Ascoli Piceno (Italy)
also recognized by several US Colleges and
Universities for Credit Transfers, and Ascoli
is already the seat for the Study Abroad
Program of Unity College in Maine and UNH.
Accademia Italiana not only offers Italian
Language and Cultural Courses, but also
courses in ceramics, tombolo (pillow lace),
wine tasting, learning the art of fine olive oil,
opera, etc.
The school also provides students with a
wide range of leisure activities: movies, plays,
night life, visits to museums and art galleries,
excursions to nearby national parks, etc.
As for accommodations, you can choose to
stay in a hotel, an apartment or with one of
our very carefully selected host families.
Period: all year
Language of Instruction:
Italian/English/German
phone/fax: + 39 0736 257 735
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.accademia-italiana.com
CONTACT
If you’re look for an unforgetable study
vacation choose Ascoli Piceno!
UMBRIA
Traveling Umbria, the
green heart of Italy, is
a journey full of sur­
prises. The region’s
wealth of natural and
artistic wonders seems
almost inexhaustible.
One is continuously
suspended between
signs of a well-preserved past
and a hint of a future that is
entirely new and that has re­
awakened Umbria from a tor­
por that lasted for centuries
since the Renaissance, bring­
ing to light a region that is
alive and exquisitely beautiful.
The Umbria of today has re­
invented itself. The region has
much to offer visitors: sport,
culture, museums, epicurean
delights, Thermal, and musi­
cal events. Umbria has a true
vocation for beauty.
Perugia
Montecastello di
Vibio
www.umbria2000.it
www.regione.umbria.it
UMBRIA
Perugia
Università per Stranieri - Perugia
courses: Italian Language and Culture;
Degree and Post-degree Courses
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unistrapg.it
Comitato Linguistico Perugia
address: Largo Cacciatori delle Alpi, 5
06121 Perugia
courses: Italian language, Art History,
Writing, Literature, Cooking
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.comitatolinguistico.com
tel/fax: +39 075 57 21 471
+39 075 57 34 258
La Lingua La Vita
courses: Italian language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.lalingualavita.com
ASSISI
Aliassisi
courses: Italian Language and Culture (Literature,
Art, Music, Cinema), Cooking, Painting,
Singing courses, Holiday courses
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.aliassisi.it
MONTECASTELLO DI VIBIO
International School of Painting,
Drawing & Sculpture
courses: Fine Arts
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.giotto.us
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TOSCANA
Very few places in the
world can boast an ar­
tistic legacy so deeply
rooted in the territory
and popular culture as
Tuscany. We invite you
to discover this su­
preme land of art and
civilisation which today
continues to be a
sought-after place of resi­
dence and a source of inspi­
ration for numerous Italian
and foreign artists. The count­
less testimonies of art in Tus­
cany indeed narrate a story
as articulated and complex as
it is unique and unrepeatable,
starting at the dawn of civili­
sation and continuing end­
lessly to the present day…
Viareggio
Firenze
Pisa
Livorno
San Giovanni
Valdarno
Siena
Cortona
www.turismo.toscana.it
Orbetello
www.regione.toscana.it
TOSCANA
Florence is home to a multitude of famous works of art and is a city
overflowing with piazzas, fortresses, green parks and gardens. There
are numerous medieval streets filled with artisans and merchants selling
and showing their traditional Florentine crafts from art to jewelry and
leather. One can discover the most authentic spirit of the city by
walking through the small
cobblestone passages, over the Arno
River and visiting the small wine
cellars and restaurants. Thousands
come to admire the famous art and
architecture from the Renaissance
such as Botticelli’s Spring in the Uffizi
Museum, Michelangelo’s David, and
Brunelleschi’s Dome. Florentines
have maintained their traditional
cuisine which consists of simple
dishes always prepared with fresh and hearty ingredients like olive oil,
meats, vegetables and bread. They also enjoy elaborate recipes and
creations that recall the splendor and
decadence of the Renaissance court.
Not to be missed: Discover the
essence of Florence by walking along
the Lungarno and over the Ponte
Vecchio bridge. Visit the magnificent
Duomo and Baptistry, stop in the
Piazza della Signoria to imagine life
five centuries ago and then head over
to Santa Croce and visit the tombs
of Michelangelo and Galileo. At
sunset, head up to Piazza
Michelangelo and enjoy the
panoramic views of the city.
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TOSCANA
Firenze
Università degli Studi di Firenze
faculties: Agriculture, Architecture, Liberal Arts,
Economics, Education, Engineering,
Law, Mathematics, Physics, Natural Sci­
ences, Medicine, Pharmacy, Political
Science, Psychology
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unifi.it
Lorenzo de’ Medici
courses: Studio Art and Design, Social and
Political Sciences, Italian Language, History,
Cinema and Film-making, Art and Human­
ities, Archaeology, Museum Management,
Cultural Studies, Jewelry, Peace Studies,
Restoration and Conservation, Theatre,
Culinary Arts and Wine Appreciation.
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.lorenzodemedici.org
see page 46
Centro Linguistico Italiano
Dante Alighieri
courses: Italian language and culture,
Internship programs and
All Inclusive packages
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.clida.it
see page 51
Institute of Italian Studies in affiliation with Drake
University (IIS)
courses: Italian Art History, Studio Art, Interior
Design, Fashion Design, Communica­
tion, Photography, International Business
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.italy.drake.edu/iis
Marist International Programs
courses: Art History, Business, Communications,
Digital Media, Fashion Design and Mer­
chandising, Graphic Design, History,
Italian Language, Jewelry Design, Liter­
ature, Philosophy and Religious Studies,
Political Science, Performing Arts,
Studio Art
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.marist.edu/international
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
Scuola per l'Arte della Gioielleria PERSEO
courses: Wax-Working, Stone Setting, Chasing,
Engraving, Jewellery, Gemology, Jewel­
lery Design
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.perseoschool.it
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courses: Italian language, Art, Culture,
Cooking, Wine, Music
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.scuolaleonardo.com
see page 48
CONTACT
www.lorenzodemedici.org - [email protected]
Admission office
LdM US
US Academic Relations,
US Enrollment Services
3600 Bee Caves Road, Suite 205B
Austin, TX 78746 USA
toll free: + 1 877 765 4LDM (4536)
phone: + 1 512 328 INFO (4636)
fax:
+ 1 512 328 4638
LdM Italy
Main Campus
Via Faenza, 43
50123 Florence, Italy
phone: +39 055 287 360
+39 055 287 203
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.lorenzodemedici.it
courses taught in: Italian, English
OUR INSTITUTES IN ITALY:
Scuola Lorenzo de’ Medici opened its
doors in 1973 as one of the first centers
in Florence to specialize in teaching
Italian as a foreign language. In 1976,
the School branched out into Studio Art
courses, creating The Art Institute of
Florence. Since then, LdM has been
continually broadening its educational
portfolio and now offers more than 400
courses in Art, Design, Culture and Lan­
guage to students from all over the world.
More than 40,000 international students
have attended our programs since the
1970s.
Academic programs offered at LdM are
academically affiliated with various col­
leges, universities, and institutes in the
USA and in other countries, enabling
students to acquire 12 – 18 U.S. credits
towards their degrees. LdM is authorized
by the Ministry of Instruction, Universities,
and Research.
As the birthplace of modern humanism,
naturalistic arts and scientific inquiry,
Florence is the cradle of the Renais­
sance and one of the best-loved cities
in the world because of its famous artistic
heritage and its magnificent architecture.
Rome, the Eternal City, is LdM’s newest
and most exciting site at the center of
Rome’s ancient and Baroque urban
spaces – a theatre of life and architec­
tural exuberance. Tuscania, a small,
idyllic Italian town, has inspired artists,
authors, as well as a number of contem­
porary painters, photographers and
writers. (see page 77)
At Scuola Lorenzo de’ Medici, we offer the following programs of study:
• Academic Semester or Year Programs
• Summer Workshops and other courses
• Summer Programs
• January Intersession Programs
New Program: One Semester - Three Cities
Students spend one month in each campus (Florence, Rome, and Tuscania)
and earn between 12 and 18 credits.
Departments
Anthopology
Literature
History of Architecture
Mathematics
Baking and Pastry
Mediterranean Culinary Arts
International Business
Music, Cinema and Theatre Studies
Classical Studies
Nutrition and Health
Cultural Studies
Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media
Communications
Peace Studies
Geography and Environmental Studies
Performing Arts
Fashion Design
Photography
Film, Video and Multimedia Production
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Gender Studies
Political Science and International Studies
Graphic Arts
Printmaking
History
Psychology
Italian Culinary Arts
Restauration
Interior Design
Sculpture and Ceramics
Italian Language and Culture
Sociology
Italian Language
Wine Appreciation
Jewelry
Writing
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
CONTACT
www.scuolaleonardo.com
FLORENCE
via Bufalini 3 - 50122 Firenze
MILAN
via Darwin 20 - 20143 Milano
ROME
Piazza dell'Orologio 7 - 00186 Roma
SIENA
via del Paradiso 16 - 53100 Siena
phone: +39 - 055.261.181
fax:
+39 - 055.294.820
e-mail: [email protected]
courses taught in: Italian
phone: +39 - 06 - 688.925.13
fax:
+39 - 06 - 682.190.84
e-mail: [email protected]
courses taught in: Italian
phone: +39 - 02.8324.1002
fax:
+39 - 02.8942.5256
e-mail: [email protected]
courses taught in: Italian
phone: +39 - 057.724.9097
fax:
+39 - 057.724.9096
e-mail: [email protected]
courses taught in: Italian
LEARN ITALIAN WHILE LEARNING
THE ITALIAN CULTURE
Office staff and course coordinator al­
ways ready to help;
Take part in one of our Italian language
programs in Italy! We offer a wide range
of different Italian language programs from
our popular Italian standard language
course to Italian individual tuition and our
Italian Diploma course (AIL Exams and
CILS exams). People from all over the
world come here to learn the Italian lan­
guage and to study the Italian culture and
way of living.
Small and diverse international groups
(max. 12 participants per class);
Our courses start every 2 weeks at all
levels (Italian course dates) and you can
stay as long as you want. Most of our
students come through recommendations
of former participants who have appreci­
ated our commitment to provide:
Founded in 1977, we have years of
experience and specialise in teaching
Italian in Italy
A state-of-the-art, communicationoriented, flexible and highly effective
instruction method;
A friendly and personal atmosphere;
Enthusiastic, dynamic and highly qualified
teachers;
The internationaly recognized language
diplomas "Firenze";
A broad extra-curricular cultural and
leisure programme;
The location of our schools in the old
city centres of Florence, Milan, Rome
and Siena;
Recognized by US Colleges and Univer­
sities for Credits Transfer;
Recognized by CSN Lund Sweden;
Free Internet access and WI-FI
Our Italian Schools have obtained the
International quality assurance Certifi­
cate ISO 9001:2000, as a quality school
of Italian language for foreigners, and
has regular inspections to ensure that
high standards are maintained.
Our school is certfied for security stan­
dards and for access for the disabled.
phone: 973 665-0089
Contact
Professor Giorgio Renzi, Director
52 Rose Terrace, Chatham, NJ 07928
fax: 973 665-1258
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.wells.edu
Study in Florence with Wells College
in affiliation with
THE ART INSTITUTE OF FLORENCE - LORENZO DE’ MEDICI
• Semester or academic year option
• No Language requirement
• Varied curriculum
• Courses taught in English
• International faculty
• Multi-level Italian courses
• Up to 18 Wells College tranferable
• Centrally located apartments or
• Local advisors
• Qualitative, personal, academic and
Deadline: Rolling admissions
credits
logistical support
homestays
• Orientation and Culture Immersion in
Rome and Florence
• Cultural and social activities
• Round trip air transportation New York
- Rome - New York
• Personalized, closely supervised, worryfree program
CONTACT
Wells College Study Program in Florence
TOSCANA
Firenze
Gonzaga - in - Florence
courses: Art, History, Philosophy, Religion,
Business, Political Science, Economics,
Italian, English Literature, Sociology
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.gonzaga.edu/gonzagainflorence
Center for International Studies (CIS)
courses: Italian Language, Literature,
Music and Humanities
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studyabroad-cis.com/italy
International Studies Abroad (ISA)
courses: Humanities, History, Literature, Philoso­
phy, Politics, Art History, Music, Italian
Language, and Architecture.
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studiesabroad.com
Accademia del Giglio
address: Via Ghibellina, 116
50122 Firenze
courses: Italian Language, Drawing,
Painting, Fresco, Art History
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.adg.it
tel:
+39 055 2302 467
fax:
+39 055 2302 467
Istituto Europeo
I.E. Academic Programs
courses: Italian history, art, literature, music,
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studyabroad-ie.com
Elle Due Language Training Centre
courses: Italian language, Choir Singing,
Fresco, Watercolor,
Teacher training
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.elle2.it
The Darkroom
courses: Italian language and Photography
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.thedarkroom.it
address: Via delle Farine, 2
50122 Firenze
courses: History, Literature, Philosophy,
Politics, Art History, Music,
Theatre, Architecture, Interior
Design, Fashion Design and
Italian Language
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.kent.edu/cicp/florence
see page 45
50
courses: Italian, Business, Communica­
tions, Social Sciences, Fine & Performing
Arts, Studio Art, Humanities, Architecture,
Computer Sciences, Physical Sciences,
Engineering and more
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.GoWithCEA.com
tel:
+39 055 217 332
fax:
+39 055 292 983
TOSCANA
Firenze
Global Student Experience (GSE)
courses: Italian Language, Social Sciences,
Studio Arts, Art History, Italian History,
Cultural Studies, and Humanitiess
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.gseabroad.com
Academic Programs
International
courses: Arts & Humanities, Italian Lan­
guage and Culture, Sciences
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.academicintl.com
see page 71
Center for Cultural Interchange (CCI)
courses: Italian Language and Culture
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.cci-exchange.com
Centro Koinè
address: Via de’ Pandolfini, 27
50122 Firenze
courses: Painting and drawing, Italian
Language and Culture, Painting and draw­
ing, Photography Workshop, Courses for
teachers of Italian, Language, Art & Ar­
chaeology, Language, Nature & Sports,
CILS Examination courses, Gold, Silver
and Language, Ancient books restoration
and Italian language
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.koinecenter.com
+39 055 213 881
tel:
fax:
+39 055 216 949
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address: Piazza Santo Spirito, 9
50125 Firenze
courses: Italian Language and Culture,
Art History, Drawing & Painting, Italian
Cooking, Wine Tasting, Fashion Design,
Opera, Furniture Restoration, One-to-One
lessons, CELI Exam Preparation
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.ecfi.it
tel:
+39 055 213030
fax:
+39 055 216497
Santa Reparata
International School of Art
address: Piazza Strozzi, 2
50123 Firenze
courses: Fine Art, Liberal Arts and
Cultural Studies, Design and
Italian Language
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.santareparata.org
+39 055 05 16 422
tel:
fax:
+39 055 05 16 758
Firenze Arti Visive
courses: Painting, Drawing, Photography, Etching,
Lithography, Video, Digital Media, Sonic
Arts, Art History, Italian Language, Cin­
ema Studies
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.firenze-artivisive.org
CONTACT
LABA - Libera Accademia di Belle Arti
A NEW ACADEMY FOR EUROPE
IN FLORENCE
The Libera Accademia di Belle Arti wants
to be an important point of mediation
between the latest artistic tendencies
and the sensitivity of a city like Florence
which has given great value to its artistic
heritage and has developed a strong
cultural identity.
A POLYTECHNIC FOR THE ARTS
The Liberal Academy of Fine Arts, rec­
ognized by the MIUR (Italian Ministry of
Universities and Research), with Paint­
ing, Graphic Design and Multimedia,
Design, Photography, Restoration and
Set Design, (with evening classes too)
becomes a Polytechnic for the Arts where
technology merges with technique for a
new concept in aesthetics. Besides the
Academic Courses the Academy also
runs Professional and Specialization
Courses, Master Courses, Liberal, one
year and one month Courses in many
disciplines.
LABA - Libera Accademia di Belle Arti
Piazza di Badia a Ripoli, 1/A
50126 Firenze ITALY
Tel. (39) 055 65 30 786
Fax (39) 055 65 30 787
e-mail: [email protected]
courses:
Sculpture, Set Design, Decoration, Graphic
Design, Design, Photography, Restoration,
Painting, Visual Arts, Art Therapy
web: www.laba.biz
Wells College
courses: Anthropology, Art History, Com­
munications, Gender Studies, Environ­
ment Studies, History, Architecture, Inter­
national Business, Italian Language and
Culture, Literature, Nutrition and Health,
Philosophy and Religion Studies, Political
Science, Sociology, Fashion Design, In­
terior Design, Graphic Arts, Jewelry, Draw­
ing, Painting, Performing Arts, Photogra­
phy, Restoration, Ceramics, Sculpture
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.wellsabroad.com/florence.html
see page 49
University of Kansas
courses: Italian language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studyabroad.ku.edu
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Athena Study Abroad
courses: Studio Art and Design, Art History,
Communications, Business, Social and
Political Science, Fashion Design and
Merchandising, Italian Language,
Graphic Design, History, Archaeology,
Literature, Philosophy, Theater, Culi­
nary Arts, Religious Studies
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.athenaabroad.com
Syracuse University in Florence
courses: Italian Language, Literature and Film,
Political Science, Economics, History,
Art History, Architectural History, Hu­
manities, Music History, Theater Histo­
ry, Literature, Studio Arts, Renaissance
Art, Architecture
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.syr.fi.it
TOSCANA
Scuola Palazzo Malvisi
courses: Italian Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuolapalazzomalvisi.com
Centro Machiavelli
courses: Italian Language, Art,
Music and Singing
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.centromachiavelli.it
Istituto Italiano
courses: Italian Language, Art, Culture
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.istitutoitaliano.it
The Art School - Art Under One Roof
courses: Fine Arts, Music and Design
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.arteuropa.org
Gemological Institute of America (GIA)
courses: Gemology, Diamonds Diploman,
Color Stones Diploma,
Jewelry design, Pearl Stringing
Intermediate CADCAM
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.giaflorence.com
Accademia Europea di Firenze
courses: Italian Langage, Art,
Music and Culture
e-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
web:
www.accademiaeuropeafirenze.it
see page 54
Istituto Secoli
courses: Fashion Design,
Fashion Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.secoli.com
Società Dante Alighieri di Firenze
courses: Italian Language, Culture
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.dantealighieri.it
Scuola Toscana
courses: Italian Language, Art History,
Tourism, Fashion and Design,
Music and Opera, Wine and Cooking
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuola-toscana.com
Academic Studies Abroad
courses: Italian Language,
Studio Art and Music
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.academicstudies.com
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TOSCANA
address: Via S. Egidio 12
50122 Florence
courses: Italian Language, Sommer
School for Juniors, CILS, CIC, CELI Prep­
aration Courses, Language for Profes­
sions, Courses for teachers of Italian, Art
History, History, Literatur, Contemporary
Literature, Cinema, Social History of Italy
1940-2000, History of Florence from the
Middle Ages to the Renaissance, Italy in
the European Union, Contemporary Flo­
rence, Cooking, Fine Arts, Photography,
Juwelry, Internship.
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.europass.it
tel:
+39 055 23 45 802
fax:
+39 055 24 79 995
STUDIO Arrais
An art becoming career
address: Via S.Zanobi, 63
50129 Firenze
courses: Design and drawing of jewelry
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.studioarrais.com
tel:
+39 055 461 624
fax:
+39 055 461 624
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CORTONA
Centro Koinè
courses:
Italian Language, Culture, Art
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.koinecenter.com
LUCCA AND ORBETELLO
Centro Koinè
courses:
Italian Language, Culture, Art
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.koinecenter.com
Orbitlingua
address: Via Danilo Pieroni 1/A
58015 Orbetello (GR)
courses: Italian language courses with cul­
tural excursions, wine tasting,
cooking lessons, sports and
beach activities, golf.
English, French, Spanish and
German language courses with
mother tongue teachers.
taught in: Italian, English, French, Spanish,
German
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.orbitlingua.it
tel:
+39 0564 86 55 57
fax:
+39 0564 86 55 57
MONTEPULCIANO
address: Via di Gracciano nel Corso, 2
53045 Montepulciano (SI)
courses: Italian Language and Culture,
Italian Literature, Art History, Business
Italian, Preparation for Certificates, Italy
Today, New Italian Cinema, Modern Italian
History, Wine and Cooking, Art Walks,
Courses for Teachers of Italian
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.ilsasso.com
tel:
+39 0578 758 311
fax:
+39 0578 757 547
TOSCANA
PISA
Università di Pisa
faculties: Agriculture, Economics, Pharmacy,
Law,Engineering, Philosophy, Liberal
Arts, Languages and Foreign Literature,
Veterinary Medicine, Science, Mathe­
matics, Physics, Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unipi.it
Istituto Linguistico Mediterraneo (ILM)
courses: Italian Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.ilm.it
address: Largo Ciro Menotti, 15
56127 Pisa
courses: Italian Language Courses.
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.mondolinguapisa.org
tel:
+39 050 581 225
fax:
+39 050 581 225
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TOSCANA
SIENA
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
courses: Italian language, Art, Culture,
Cooking, Wine, Music
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuolaleonardo.com
see page 48
Toscana Colori
courese: Ancient Art
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.toscanacolori.it
SAN GIOVANNI VAL D’ARNO
Il Sillabo
Università per Stranieri di Siena
courses: Italian language and Culture
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.unistrasi.it
see page 61
IES Siena in Tuscany
courses: Art History, History, Italian Language,
Italian Literature, Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.IESabroad.org
Saena Iulia
courses: Italian language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.saenaiulia.it
Scuola di Cucina
di Lella Cesari Ciampoli
courses: Italian and Tuscan Cooking, Enogastro­
nomical Courses, translating services in
English, French, German and Japanese
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuoladicucinadilella.net
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address: Via Alberti 31
52027 San Giovanni Valdarno
courses: Italian Language, Cooking,
Wine, Drawing, Painting, Study
abroad programs with US
credits (Humanities, Design,
Italian Language)
taught in: Italian and/or English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.sillabo.it
tel:
+39 055 91 23 238
fax:
+39 055 942 439
VIAREGGIO
Centro Giacomo Puccini
courses: Italian Language, Art, Culture,
Cooking, Wine, Music
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.centropuccini.it
Università per Stranieri di Siena
CORSI UNIVERSITARI PER STUDENTI ITALIANI E STRANIERI
Corsi di Laurea Triennale
• Mediazione linguistica e culturale
• Lingua e cultura italiana/ Insegnamento dell’italiano a stranieri
Corsi di Laurea Specialistica
• Competenze testuali per l’editoria e i media
• Scienze linguistiche per la comunicazione interculturale
Scuola di Specializzazione
• Didattica dell’italiano come lingua straniera
Università per Stranieri di Siena
Via Pantaneto, 45
53100 Siena, Italy
phone:
fax:
e-mail:
web:
+39 0577 240 111
+39 0577 281 030
[email protected]
www.unistrasi.it
•
Italian courses of culture: art,
architecture, literature, folks, food and
culture
•
Italian Language courses for
speakers of other languages
•
Certificate of Italian as a Foreign
Language – CILS
•
Certificate for Teaching Italian as a
Foreign Language – Ditals
CONTACT
COURSES FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
Palazzo Borghese - Firenze
Gala Dinner
Nobile Residenza Aldobrandini del ‘400
room avilable for classroom
meeting conference
Firenze
Grand Hall at Palazzo Borghese is available
for events such as:
•
Orientation meetings and presentations
•
Welcome ceremonies and catered parties
•
Luncheons and dinner parties
•
Thanksgiving dinner with turkey feast
•
Alumni meetings and general conferences
•
Customized classrooms to rent
•
Farewell dinners
Palazzo Borghese - Firenze
Via Ghibellina, 110 - 50122 Firenze - Italy
phone:
+39 055 23 96 293
+39 055 23 82 041
fax:
e-mail:
+39 055 23 82042
[email protected]
www.palazzoborghese.it
LAZIO
Lazio offers a variety of
landscapes including
lakes, mountains and
sea. For those who want
to discover Lazio's his­
tory and origins
through its monu­
ments, archaeological sites
and the ruins of ancient pop­
ulations, the region offers a
wide range of possibilities.
Lazio also allows tourists to
choose a different kind of va­
ca, by discovering enogastronomic itineraries and
experiencing the unique tra­
ditions and peculiarities of
the Lazio cooking style. Na­
ture is another of the Region's
special features making it an
ideal place for vacation and
relaxing. Lazio hosts many
events, fairs and exhibitions.
All initiatives are aimed at
improving tourism and mak­
ing the Region attractive both
to foreign and Italian visitors
alike.
Viterbo
Tuscania
Roma
www.turislazio.it
www.regione.lazio.it
LAZIO
Rome is the Eternal City, regenerated between the ruins of the Roman
Forum and the Palatino. It is a marvel of an heroic past that never ceases
to amaze the visitor with masterpieces by artistic geniuses like Michelan­
gelo, Bernini, Raphael, Caravaggio and Borromini. Rome is the city of
famous piazzas, elaborate fountains, Baroque churches and noble palaces.
One can see beautiful views of Rome from many parts of the city such
as Piazza del Campidoglio, Gianicolo, Aventino, and Pincio. During the
evening, one can enjoy himself in the lively atmosphere of Campo dei
Fiori and Trastevere neighborhood.
Not to be missed: A boat trip on the Tevere River with its bridges and
magnificent monuments reflected on the water is an extraordinary way
to experience the city. You can’t go home without also having visited St.
Peter’s Square, the Vatican and Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum, the
Pantheon, Altare della Patria and Castle Sant’Angelo.
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LAZIO
Roma
Università degli Studi di Roma
La Sapienza
faculties: Architecture, Economics, Pharmacy, Phi­
losophy, Law, Engineering, Medicine, Psy­
chology, Communications, Statistics, Hu­
manities, Sociology, Oriental Studies
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.uniroma1.it
Universitàdegli Studi di Roma
Tor Vergata
faculties: Economics, Law, Engineering,
Liberal Arts, Medicine, Mathematics,
Physics and Natural Sciences,
Humanities, Philosophy,
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.uniroma2.it
Università degli Studi Roma Tre
faculties: Architecture, Economics, Law, Engineer­
ing, Humanities, Mathematics Physics
and Natural Sciences, Political Science,
Education
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.uniroma3.it
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address: Piazza Bologna, 1
00162 Roma
courses: Italian language courses
Internship-Language and Work
Opera – Language and singing
e-mail:
web:
tel:
fax:
[email protected]
www.clidante.it
+39 06 44 23 1400
+39 06 44 23 1007
address: Via della Lungara, 3
00165 Roma
courses: Italian, Business, Communica­
tions, Social Sciences, Fine &
Performing Arts, Studio Art,
Humanities, Architecture, Com­
puter Sciences, Physical Sci­
ences, Engineering and more
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail:
web:
tel:
fax:
[email protected]
www.GoWithCEA.com
+39 06 58 310 530
+39 06 58 179 678
Istituto Italiano, Centro di Lingua e Cultura
courses: Italian Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.istitutoitaliano.com
LAZIO
CLI Dante Alighieri
John Cabot University
courses: Art History, Business Administration,
English Literature, Humanistic Studies,
International Affairs, Intalian Studies and
Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
web:
www.johncabot.edu
Loyola University of Chicago
John Felice Rome Center
courses: Anthropology, Archeology, Comparative
Literature, Classical Studies, Classical
Civilization, Latin and Greek, Commu­
nication, Economics, Fine Arts & Art
History, History, International Studies,
Italian Language and Literature in trans­
lation, Italian Society and Culture, Medi­
eval Studies, Music, Peace Studies,
Philosophy, Political Science, Religion,
Culture and Society, Sociology, Rome
Studies and Theology
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.luc.edu/romecenter
International Studies Abroad (ISA)
courses: Arts, Humanities, Classics, Business,
Communications, Italian Studies, Social
Sciences, Literature, History, and Politics
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studiesabroad.com
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TORRE DI BABELE
Centro di Lingua e Cultura Italiana
LEARN ITALIAN IN ROME
Rome, the eternal city, with its monuments and
3000 years of history is a symbol : the symbol
of the history which evolves along the time.
Torre di Babele school is well known for its high
quality course offerings, friendly atmosphere
and the careful attention given to each student,
both in the classroom and by the administrative
staff.
Today with its 4 millions inhabitants, Rome is
a modern and lively metropolis offering a vast
range of sights and entertainment to delight
its visitors. The possibility for enjoying its beauty,
its culture, history and lifestyle are truly infinite.
Its mild climate makes it possible to visit and
appreciate the city at any time of the year.
San Pietro, the Vatican, hundreds of churches,
squares and monuments, the Colosseum, the
Fontana di Trevi, Piazza di Spagna are just a
few of the numerous places to be enjoyed.
During the summer, Rome hosts the famous
“Estate Romana” arts festival, offering an im­
pressive number of outdoor events including
concerts, dance, theatre, cinema, etc. An ex­
cellent public transports system provides easy
access to surrounding areas, including the
Castelli Romani, the lakes of Nemi, Bracciano
and Albano, the Etruscan necropolis of Tarquinia
and the numerous beaches along the coast .
CENTRO DI LINGUA E
CULTURA ITALIANA “TORRE DI BABELE“
ITALIAN COURSES IN ROME SINCE 1984
Torre di Babele is located in the elegant, central
Art Nouveau neighborhood of Rome, near La
Sapienza University, the historical Villa Torlonia
park and the main railway station Termini, and
is only a few minutes walk from the popular
student quarter San Lorenzo, with its pubs,
cafes, restaurants, pizzerias and lively nightlife.
The Italian school occupies two floors of a
gracious Art Nouveau villa. The fully airconditioned building is surrounded by a spacious
garden where Italian courses may be held
outdoors and students can spend their breaks
and free time.
All classes are taught in small groups in a
relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
At Torre di Babele students find a wide range
of courses, from beginner to advanced, com­
bined with a welcoming atmosphere and per­
sonalized attention. Special programs include
classes for seniors, Italian cooking courses and
programs for groups and schools.
All Italian courses are accompanied by a rich
programme of cultural activities.
The Italian school has developed its own text­
books and teaching materials based on the
most current methods of communicative lan­
guage teaching, and is staffed by a body of
highly trained teachers with extensive experi­
ence in teaching Italian as a second language.
Torre di Babele also operates as a centre for
training and refresher courses for teachers of
Italian as a foreign language.
ACCREDITATIONS
• Officially authorized by The Italian Ministry
of Education
• Accredited by The Italian Ministry of Education
as a Training Center for the Teachers of Italian
as a Second Language
In addition to language studies, it is possible to
design courses ranging from Italian literature
and the literary life of Rome, to Italian cinema
and the film industry, to interior and landscape
design.
• Founding member of A.S.I.L.S., the official
Association of Italian language schools in
Italy.
• Accredited by the University for Foreigners
of Siena as Authorized Exam Center for
DITALS (the Certificate for Teachers of Italian
as a foreign language) and for CILS (Certi­
fication in Italian as a Foreign Language).
• Member of TANDEM INTERNATIONAL
• Approved by the Sweden’s CSN (Swedish
National Agency for higher Education).
• Recognized by the German Federal States
for BILDUNGSURLAUB.
Torre di Babele operates year round and wel­
comes American university students for aca­
demic and special interest programs at any
time of year, offering a wide range of courses
and student services combined with a welcom­
ing atmosphere.
Two types of programs are offered:
• Summer Program
• Semester Program
Throughout the program, students can also
take part in conversation exchange with a “Tan­
dem partner” outside class, providing the op­
portunity to practice conversation with a native
speaker.
Torre di Babele works directly with university
faculty and study abroad program administrators
to develop credit and non-credit courses.
Courses are designed for university students
interested in broadening their linguistic and
cultural knowledge through an academic expe­
rience abroad. The programs provide an inter­
national environment where personal attention
is given to each student’s needs.
Torre di Babele
Centro di Lingua e Cultura Italiana
Via Cosenza, 7
00161 Roma - Italy
Students can choose from a variety of accom­
modation options: rooms in shared apartments
with local residents or other students, with
families, in hotels, or in flats on their own.
phone:
fax:
e-mail:
web:
+39 06 44 252 578
+39 06 44 251 972
[email protected]
www.torredibabele.com
CONTACT
UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
Courses are accompanied by a rich program
of cultural activities including guided tours, talks
and seminars on Italian cinema, music, food
and wines, dinners in local trattorie, and excur­
sions outside Rome.
LAZIO
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
courses: Italian language, Art, Culture,
Cooking, Wine, Music
courses: Italian language and culture,
Teacher training, Art history,
Literature, Economy and fi­
nance, Cinema and filmmaking, Culinary Arts and Wine
appreciation, Opera, Music,
Theatre
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studioitalia-italy.it
see page 72
Torre di Babele
courses: Italian Language and Culture
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.scuolaleonardo.com
see page 48
address: Via Palermo, 61
00184 Roma
courses: Different formulas of language
courses combined with a rich cultural
program. Outstanding language and
cultural programs to fit the specific needs
of colleges and universities.
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail:
[email protected]
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.apuliadomus.com
web:
www.torredibabele.com
tel:
+39 06 4818 210
fax:
+39 06 4826 164
see page 68
Lorenzo de’ Medici
courses: Archaeology, Art and Humanities,
Cinema and Film-making, Culinary Arts
and Wine Appreciation, Cultural Studies,
Fashion and Jewelry, History, Interior
Design, Italian Language, Museum Man­
agement, Peace Studies, Restoration and
Conservation, Social and Political Scienc­
es, Studio Art and Design, Theatre
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.lorenzodemedici.org
see page 77
70
Temple University Rome
courses: Art History, Italian Language and Litera­
ture, Liberal Arts with Italian studies, Ar­
chitecture and Landscape Architecture,
International Business, Visual Arts
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.temple.edu/studyabroad
IES Rome
courses: Arts, Film Studies, Italian Language and Lit­
erature, Humanities, Religious Studies, Social
Sciences, Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.IESabroad.org
Since 1985 Studioitalia has been actively
involved in the diffusion of Italian language
and culture both in Italy and abroad. Studio­
italia is a teacher training centre accredited
by the Ministry of Education in Italy.
Studioitalia is the founder of The association
of Italian Language and cultural schools
“ITALIAN IN ITALY”, member of EDUITALIA
and member of GAELA (Global Alliance of
Education and Language Association).
Studioitalia located in the heart of Rome,
just five minutes walk from St. Peter’s Cathe­
dral, offers cultural courses, university pro­
grammes. It’s recognized by US College and
Universities for Credits Transfer. It is an ex­
amination centre for the CERTIFICATO DI
ITALIANO TELC of WBT, a member of ALTE
(Association of Language Testers in Europe).
SEMESTER PROGRAMS
Students attending U.S. Universities and
enrolled in our short-term Italian language
programs and full-immersion programs, want­
ing to get academic credits for their study
abroad in Italy program, can have their Italian
language courses, Italian history courses,
Italian art history courses reviewed for college
and academic credits.
Language of instruction: Italian/ English
STUDIOITALIA ROME also offers:
• all kinds of courses;
• accommodation (family, B&B, hotel, apart­
ment);
• social leisure and cultural activities;
• sightseeing tours (indoor & outdoor);
• European Certificates- TELC (ALTE);
• Italian “out there”;
CONTACT
• free Internet point for students.
Studioitalia
Via Tibullo 10
00193 Roma (Italy)
phone:
fax:
e-mail:
web:
+ 39 06 68 307 796
+ 39 06 689 758
[email protected]
www.studioitalia-italy.it
Courses:
Italian language and culture, Teacher
training, Art history, Literature, Economy
and finance, Cinema and film-making,
Culinary Arts and Wine appreciation, Opera,
Music, Theatre
LAZIO
ROMA
IUSM Roma
Istituto Universitario di Scienze Motorie
courses: Bachelor, Master and Doctoral programs
in Sport and Movement Sciences, includ­
ing international programs involving sev­
eral European partner universities and
entirely in English
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.iusm.it
St. John's University,
Rome Campus
courses: Business Administration, Government and
Politics, European Union, Italian Lan­
guage, Italian History, Communications,
International Relations, and Art History
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.stjohns.edu/academics/international/
studyabroad/studyabroad.sju
Pratt Institute Rome Program
courses: Advanced Architectural Design, Urban
Studies, Sketching, Itlaian Language and
Culture, Modern Italian Architecture,
Renaissance and Baroque Architecture
in Rome
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.pratt.edu/abroad/rome/index
Academic Programs
International
courses: Arts & Humanities, Italian Lan­
guage and Culture, Sciences
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.academicintl.com
see page 71
ORTE
Silpa
courses:
Italian Language, French Language,
Japanese Language, English Language,
Russian Language, Spanish Language,
German Language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www. silpaitalia.it
TUSCANIA
Lorenzo de’ Medici
courses: Group or individual, Standard
/Intensive: Italian Language for foreigners,
Business, Art-history, CILS exam prepa­
ration, Italian Opera singing, Cooking,
Painting vacation courses in Tuscany
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.ciao-italia.it
see page 74
courses: Archaeology, Art and Humanities,
Cinema and Film-making, Culinary Arts
and Wine Appreciation, Cultural Studies,
Fashion and Jewelry, History, Interior
Design, Italian Language, Museum Man­
agement, Peace Studies, Restoration and
Conservation, Social and Political Scienc­
es, Studio Art and Design, Theatre
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.lorenzodemedici.org
see page 77
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CIAO ITALIA
CIAO ITALIA is a centre which specialises
in teaching Italian to foreigners. It is a
member of ASILS an organization repre­
senting the best Italian language schools
worldwide. CIAO ITALIA was founded by
accredited teachers working in this field
for more than 20 years. The school has
been recognized by the Bildungsurlaub in
Germany.
The school is located in the historic centre
of Rome, in the characteristic district of
Monti, within walking distance of the Col­
osseum, the Forum, and the Central Rail­
way Station. The “Repubblica” and “Cavour”
metro stops are at walking distance.
Ciao Italia is open the whole year round
and offers courses of Italian for foreigners
for all levels from beginners to advanced:
Intensive/extensive, group/individual, busi­
ness, conversation,CILS and IT exam Prep­
aration, art, Italian opera singing, cooking
and painting vacation courses in Tuscany.
teachers after years of experience gained
in this field. The relaxed and friendly atmo­
sphere encourages quick and easy learn­
ing of the language.
Each teacher uses the communicative
approach with an analysis of grammatical
structures and the language of daily life.
The teaching structure breaks down into
5 levels: beginners, elementary, preintermediate, intermediate and advanced.
CIAO ITALIA can find selected rooms for
its students either in a family, with other
students, or in bed & breakfast. Some
rooms include use of the kitchen. The
minimum cost for 4 weeks starts from €470
and a minimum of €350 per person for a
double room.
Upon request transfer can be organized.
The schools offers an interesting social
programme consisting of film shows intro­
duced by the teacher, lectures, lunches
with the teachers, guided tours by an art
historian, excursions outside of Rome as
well as special prices for theatres, opera,
concerts, restaurants and sports-clubs.
Many of the above activites are free of
charge.
CONTACT
The didactic methods used by Ciao Italia
were elaborated by the Director and the
CIAO ITALIA
Via delle Frasche, 5
00184 Rome (Italy)
phone:
fax:
e-mail:
web:
+ 39 06 48 14 084
+ 39 06 48 14 084
[email protected]
www.ciao-italia.it
Courses:
Group or individual, Standard/Intensive:
Italian Language for foreigners, Business,
Art-history, CILS exam preparation, Italian
Opera singing, Cooking, Painting vacation
courses in Tuscany
taught in: Italian
Academic Programs
International
courses: Arts & Humanities, Italian Lan­
guage and Culture, Sciences
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.academicintl.com
see page 71
Athena Study Abroad
courses:
Studio Art and Design, Italian Language,
Cinema and Film Making, Art and Hu­
manities, Archaeology, Theater, Restora­
tion and Conservation, Culinary Arts and
Wine Appreciation, Social and Political
Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.athenaabroad.com
Institute of Italian Studies in affiliation
with Drake University (IIS)
courses:
Italian Art History, Studio Art,
Interior Design, Fashion Design,
Communication, Photography,
International Business
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.italy.drake.edu/iis
VITERBO
Università degli Studi della Tuscia
faculties: Agriculture, Cultural Heritage,
Economics, Languages, Sciences,
Political sciences
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unitus.it
LAZIO
TUSCANIA
Borgo Rinascimento
courses: Art (Painting, Fresco, Applied Arts,
Italian Language)
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.borgorinascimento.it
Scuola Progetto Lingua
I.L.C.I.S.
address: Viale Trieste 91
01100 Viterbo
courses: Italian Language Courses, Ital­
ian Art and Culture Courses,
Italian Language Courses for
Children, Professional Cooking
Courses, Technical Language
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.scuolaprogettolingua.it
tel:
+39 0761 32 40 91
fax:
+39 0761 32 40 91
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www.theromanforum.com
Admission office
LdM US
US Academic Relations,
US Enrollment Services
3600 Bee Caves Road, Suite 205B
Austin, TX 78746 USA
toll free: + 1 877 765 4LDM (4536)
phone: + 1 512 328 INFO (4636)
fax:
+ 1 512 328 4638
LdM - ROME
LdM Rome is located within a beautiful
Umbertine palace constructed at the end of
the 19th century. Many of the principal sites
and monuments of Rome such as the
Spanish Steps, the Quirinale, Via Veneto,
and the Trevi Fountain are within walking
distance. This central location can be easily
reached from any part of the city by public
transportation.
LdM - TUSCANIA
The Lorenzo de’ Medici School in Tuscania
is located in an elegantly modern structure,
hidden within an ancient, fortified building.
In Tuscania, the amenities of the town are
actively utilized as an extension of the
campus. As such, students in Tuscania are
encouraged to take advantage of its naturally
integrated learning atmosphere to closely
interact with the Italian community.
At Scuola Lorenzo de’ Medici, we offer
the following programs of study:
• Academic Semester or Year Programs
• Summer Programs
• Summer Workshops and other courses
• January Interession Programs
LdM Italy
Main Campus
Via Faenza, 43
50123 Florence, Italy
phone: +39 055 287 360
+39 055 287 203
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.lorenzodemedici.it
courses taught in: Italian, English
Departments
• Studio Art and Design
• Social and Political Science
• Italian Language
• History
• Cultural Studies
• Cinema and Film-making
• Art and Humanities
• Archaeology
• Museum Management
• Jewelry
• Theatre
• Restoration and Conservation
• Culinary Arts and Wine Appreciation
see page 44
CONTACT
www.lorenzodemedici.org - [email protected]
CAMPANIA
High-class shops, stateof-the-art health spas
and aristocratic resi­
dences -all reasons to
visit Campania. The
charm and beauty of its
towns and villages takes
visitors back in time.
This is the other side of
a region that not only
offers art, folklore and
delicious food, but can
also give you an “alternative”
holiday with shopping in lux­
ury boutiques, days spent in
modern health spas or stays
in historic residences. The
unique archaeological heritage
we can admire today in Cam­
pania is the result of centuries
of foreign peoples ruling over
this region and influencing its
arts and civilization. From the
temples of the Magna Graecia
and the buried towns of
Pompeii and Herculaneum, to
the masterpieces kept in the
many museums and churches
of the region, and the archae­
ologial excavations of prehis­
toric sites. Campania is a must
if one wishes to explore the
development of human history
and civilization.
www.turismoregionecampania.it
Napoli
Sorrento
www.regione.campania.it
CAMPAPANIA
Naples has an aristocratic spirit. It is the city of the Spanish and French
monarchs with royal palaces, castles and noble villages. The city is set
between the sea and hills and faces one of the most beautiful gulfs in
the world. Here one finds numerous basilicas, Baroque churches and
antique cloisters, including the celebrated Santa Chiara. The flavors of
the wine and gastronomic traditions can be experienced in the cafes and
historic restaurants where pizza was invented.
Not to be missed: Visit the Castle of Ovo that arises from a little island in
front of the Santa Lucia quarter. The name derives from a legend by Virgil
of an enchanted egg that was placed within its walls. It became the castle of
Frederick II who made it his residence and the seat of the royal treasury.
Inside are more great sights: the Room of Columns, the Loggia of Arches,
the Church of Salvatore and the Towers: Maestra and Normandia.
Napoli
Università degli Studi di Napoli
“L’Orientale”
faculties: Philosophy and Liberal Arts, Languages
and Foreign Literature, Political Science,
Arab-Islamic and Mediterranean Studies
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.iuo.it
SORRENTO
Sorrento Lingue
courses: Italian Language and Culture
e-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
web:
www.sorrentolingue.com
see page 82
FORIO D’ISCHIA
IschiaSapere
Associazione Culturale
courses: Italian Language,
Language and cooking
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.centroitaliano.it
see page 81
address: Via San Montano, 10
80075 Forio d'Ischia
courses: Italian, English, German, French,
Spanish and Russian language courses,
Cooking, ECDL computer courses
taught in: Italian and/or English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.ischiasapere.it
tel:
+39 081 507 13 57
fax:
+39 081 507 16 72
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PUGLIA
Extending for more
than 150 kilometers
between two seas which
have modeled its shape
and history, Salento has
an enchanting coastline.
Anyone who would like
to do a round tour of
the two seas (a little more
than 200 kilometers) should
leave from Casalabate, a beach
not far from Santa Maria di
Cerrate Abbey in Squinzano,
and follow the low and sandy
coast south, through Torre
Rinalda, Torre Chianca and
Frigole, shaded by pinewoods
to San Cataldo; with its
remains of the Messapian
town «Lupiae» and of Adrian’s
Roman port, and then
continue along the panoramic
state road 611 as far as the
«Cesine»; one of the most
interesting and evocative
marsh lands in Europe,
protected by an international
convention.
Foggia
Bari
Brindisi
Lecce
www.pugliaturismo.com
www.regione.puglia.it
LECCE
Ilsonline
address: Vico Sforza, 18
73028 Otranto (Le)
courses: Italian Language, Italian Litera­
ture, CILS and CELI Prepara­
tion Course, Grammatical Ob­
jective, Course of Typical
Salentina Kitchen, Commercial
Italian, Course of computer sci­
ence, Introduction to the Wine
taught in: Italian
e-mail:
web:
tel:
fax:
PUGLIA
OTRANTO
Università degli Studi di Lecce
faculties: Economics, Law, Engineering, Philosophy,
Languages and Foreign Literature, Edu­
cation, Mathematics, Natural sciences,
Cultural heritage
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unile.it
Istituto Secoli
courses: Fashion Design,
Fashion Management
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.secoli.com
[email protected]
www.ilsonline.it
+39 0836 801 552
+39 0836 805 350
address: Via A. Primaldo 70
73028 Otranto (Le)
courses: Italian for children, Business
Italian, Legal Italian, Italian
courses for medicine, Italian of
art, Italian literature, Italian cin­
ema, Cooking courses, Courses
for teachers of Italian, So­
crates/Comenius programs for
foreign teachers, Italian for com­
puter, Italian for theologians,
C.I.L.S. Certificate, C.E.L.I. Cer­
tificate, Certificazione DITALS;
Painting, Mosaic, Sculpture and­
Ceramic courses
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.porta-doriente.com
+39 338 45 62 722
tel:
fax:
+39 0836 804 431
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CALABRIA
It is practically impos­
sible to find one key to
interpret this varied
region, rich as it is in
history with its myriad
of different towns and
its utter absence of
monotony.
The extraordinary
morphological wealth of
this region is striking.
In Calabria you’ll find every­
thing - limpid seas, the sol­
emn, generous and hospitable
mountains, the wild As­
promonte and fertile country­
side. Capture the irreducible
essence of a land firmly em­
bedded in traditions. Absorb
the extroverted nature of the
Calabrese people who know
how to be both generous and
united. Not many populations
have lived such a deep attach­
ment to a specific way of being
which they fiercely safeguard
at all costs, while at the same
time managing to amalgamate
and blend together with the
numerous civilisations that
they have come in contact
with. Calabria is a land of in­
terwoven cultures, each filled
with respect and a sense of
sharing.
Lamezia
Terme
Vibo
Valentia
Soverato
Reggio Calabria
www.regione.calabria.it
CALABRIA
Calabria is not simply a land to pass through, but rather, a region to get
to know inch by inch, where the variety and beauty of the landscape
combines magnificently with the multitude of artistic and cultural aspects
that form the basis of our civilisation.
With its eight hundred kilometres of coastline Calabria is a region deeply
immersed in the Mediterranean. The economy, culture, history, folklore of
this region with its thousand colours and perfumes, owe their existence to
the sea. It’s no wonder that every
stretch of coastline is defined by a
colour according to the sunsets and
dawns and the vegetation flanking its
shores: the Costa Viola (Purple coast),
Costa dei Gelsomini (jasmine coast),
the Sabbie Bianche (white sands) of
Tropea, the Sabbie Rosse (red sands)
of Crotone. The climate is mild from
April to September with the possibility
of pleasant excursions all year round. The Tyrrhenian coast alternates between
wide beaches and stretches of steep rocky bays with grottoes at the water’s
edge and inlets reachable only by sea.
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CALABRIA
Tropea, or the “pearl of the
Tyrrhenian”, rising up on a section of
the coastline filled with picturesque
reefs, steep cliffs and inlets is one of
Calabria’s greatest tourist attractions.
The last town here is Capo Vaticano
where you can enjoy a magnificent
view of the entire Calabrian
Tyrrhenian coastline. After Capo
Vaticano, Costa Viola begins, taking
its name from the colour of its
remarkable sunsets.
Nicotera, the Tyrrhenian Sea Gem,
holds an extraordinary patrimony,
made of natural beauties, of a
millenary history, of culture and
traditions. These elements are the
result of a magnificent intertwining,
composed by typical artistic and
architectural beauties. Thanks to its
position on the Tyrrhenian Sea,
Nicotera still keeps the charme of its
particularly pure environment and
offers to its visitors a phantasmagoria
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of lights, colours, perfumes and tastes
and a sea whose waves inaugurated
myth and history.
Reggio Calabria stands in a splendid
position on the Straits of Messina,
with a magnificent seaside promenade
which has been immortalised by poets
and writers – Gabriele D’Annunzio
defined it as “the loveliest kilometre
in Italy”. The Duomo and the Chiesa
of the Ottimati are well worth a visit
and the Museo Nazionale containing
interesting prehistoric and
archaeological collections, works of
mediaeval and modern art and
numismatic collections. One of the
greatest attractions of the museum
are the Riace Bronzes, statues of two
warriors, discovered by chance in 1972
in the sea 300 metres off the coast at
a depth of 8 metres. It is a university
city, boasting one of the most
prestigious faculties of architecture
in the country.
and mathematician, Pythagoras,
settled here in 530BC and
founded the harsh Pythagorean
school of religious and scientific
thought.
CALABRIA
In the province of Reggio Calabria
we can visit Locri and Gerace, both
rich in art works and history, the
former on the sea, and the latter sitting
on the hill above. Locri Epizephyrii
represents a pilaster of Calabrian ar­
chaeology. Solemn, noble Gerace is a
town rich in ancient testimonies that
rises up on a cone trunk completely
in tuff. Its city centre is still intact
with historic churches and palazzos.
In many of the workshops the ancient
trade of making utensils in glazed
terracotta with the shapes from Magna
Grecia is still carried on. The seaside
continues flat and rather linear as far
as Crotone, a site of considerable
importance in the history of Magna
Grecia since the philosopher, physicist
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CALABRIA
Cosenza, known also as “the Athens of Calabria” is the leading cultural
center of the region. The creator of the old town centre was Frederick
II of Swabia, who in the thirteenth century transformed the Castle on
the Rocca of Brezia.
The sixteenth-century witnessed a great cultural flowering, partly as the
result of the founding of an Accademia which is still active today, and to the
work of Bernardino Telesio. In the piazza where the splendid Palazzo del
Governo stands, we can also admire the Teatro Rendano.
Among the monumental edifices of Cosenza is the fifth-century Cathedral,
entirely rebuilt after the earthquake of 1184. The interior houses the Gothic
sepulchre of Isabella of Aragon, the sarcophagus of Meleagrus and Atalanta
and the wooden crucifix named after “Telesio”. The adjacent Palazzo
Arcivescovile houses the Reliquary-cross considered one of the most precious
works of art in Calabria. The civic Museum offers an interesting visit in view
of the vast repertory of antiquities originating from the surrounding territory,
ranging from prehistory to the Roman period. The University of Calabria has
its premises in Arcavacata, a district of Cosenza.
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CALABRIA
COSENZA
Università della Calabria Campus di Arcavacata (Cosenza)
faculties: Economics, Pharmacy, Engineering, Phi­
losophy and Liberal Arts, Mathematics,
Physics and Natural Science, Political
Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unical.it
NICOTERA
Scuola di Italiano
The Italian Language and
Culture Centre in Calabria
address: Corso Umberto I
(Castello Ruffo)
89844 Nicotera (VV)
courses: Italian Language, Italian Cook­
ing, Italian History, Photography,
Golf
taught in: Italian, English
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.scuoladitaliano.com
tel:
+39 0963 82 105
fax:
+39 178 276 650
TROPEA
Piccola Università Italiana
The Italian Language and Culture Centre in Tropea
courses:
e-mail:
web:
Our course is aimed at employees of in­
ternational firms who use the Italian lan­
guage in their work and at university stu­
dents studying languages and literature.
Our student body also includes people
who study Italian for the purpose of better
understanding Italian culture and the Italian
way of life.
[email protected]
www.piccolauniversitaitaliana.com
REGGIO CALABRIA
Università degli Studi Mediterranea
di Reggio Calabria
faculties: Agriculture, Law, Engineering,
Achitecture
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unirc.it
SOVERATO
Italjonio
courses:
e-mail:
web:
Italian Language
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.italjonio.it
PIZZO CALABRO,
VIBO VALENTIA
Nausicaa
courses: Italian language, Italian cooking
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.nausicaaclub.it
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SICILIA
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Dorians, we are Sicilians.”. We
use the hand gestures of the
ancient Phoenician merchants,
we are as crafty as the Greeks,
as captious as the Byzantines,
and as blasé as the knights of
Andalusia, and we still show
great respect for the dead and
for the necropolises of all those
who died on the island.
Trapani
Palermo Cefalù
Taormina
Catania
www.regione.sicilia.it
Università degli Studi di Palermo
faculties: Agriculture, Architecture, Economics, Phar­
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icine, Education, Mathematics, Natural
Science, Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unipa.it
CATANIA
Università degli Studi di Catania
faculties: Agriculture, Architecture, Economics, Phar­
macy, Law, Engineering, Philosophy, Lan­
guages and Foreign Literature, Medicine,
Education, Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Political Science
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unict.it
CEFALÙ
address: Via San Pasquale 17
90015 Cefalù (Pa)
courses: Italian language courses,
Cooking, diving courses
taught in: Italian, English, German
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.solemar-sicilia.it
tel:
+39 328 379 96 21
fax:
+39 0921 921029
SICILIA
Palermo
TAORMINA
Babilonia
courses: Italian language plus a choice be­
tween cooking, pottery, diving, hiking,
biking, golf; Italian literature, Art History,
History, Executive courses and commercial
writing.
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.babilonia.it
SIRACUSA
Academic Programs
International
courses: Arts & Humanities, Italian Lan­
guage and Culture, Sciences
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.academicintl.com
see page 67
TRAPANI
address: Via Garibaldi 65
91100 Trapani
courses: Italian Language and Culture,
Italian and Sicilian Cooking,
Archaeology
taught in: Italian
e-mail: [email protected]
web:
www.scuolavirgilio.it
tel:
+39 347 73 66 771
fax:
+39 0923 526 002
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SARDEGNA
The island of Sardinia
hides many ancient
treasuries and offers a
variety of fascinating,
evocative landscapes, all
rich in history.
also offers its visitors
a crystal clear sea, the
perfume of the Medi­
terreanean vegetation,
and the fine hospitality
of its people, both along the
cost and inland. Because of
its location in the heart of the
west Mediterranean, Sardinia
has been besieged by the
Carthaginians, the Romans,
the Byzantines, the Spaniards
and the Piedmontese, and all
have left important traces of
their culture and traditions.
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constructions: the unrepeat­
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Olbia
Porto Torres
Sassari
Alghero
Tortoli
Oristano
Cagliari
www.regione.sardegna.it
SARDEGNA
Cagliari
Università degli Studi di Cagliari
faculties: Business, Pharmacy, Law, Engineering,
Philosophy, Languages and Foreign Liter­
ature, Medicine, Education, Physics, Nat­
ural Sciences, Mathematics, Political Sci­
ence
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.unica.it
ALGHERO
Centro Mediterraneo Pintadera
courses: Italian Language,
Italian Culture, Italian Cooking
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.pintadera.info
POSADA
SunStudies
courses: Italian language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.sunstudies.com
OLBIA
Studitalia
courses: Italian language, Italian culture (history,
cinema, art, popular music, geography,
archaeology, cuisine, theatre, tourism)
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.studitalia.com
PORTO TORRES
Languages POINT.com
courses: Italian language
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.languagespoint.com
SASSARI
Università degli Studi di Sassari
faculties: Agriculture, Philosophy, Medicine, Phar­
macy, Languages and Foreign Literature,
Architecture, Veterinary Medicine, Law,
Business, Politics, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences
e-mail:
[email protected]
web:
www.uniss.it
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NOTES
EDUITALIA GUIDE 2007
Study in Italy
Published by EDUITALIA
Graphic Design: Baerbel Ernst
www.eduitalia.org
All rights are reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in
any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical,
photocopying or otherwise, without the prior written permission
of the editor, except where permitted by law.
2007 © EDUITALIA
Notes
The editor shall not be held responsible for inaccuracies or omissions
of any data or information.
We would like to extend our apologies to all Italian schools and American
schools with study abroad program in Italy, which are not included in this
edition. If you would like to be included in our next edition of EDUITALIA
GUIDE please write to: [email protected]
We will continue to search and contact more schools for our next edition.
Please help us to update and improve this guide book by contacting us
and providing us with your school’s information. We also welcome your
suggestions on what we should include in our next edition.
Photo Credits
Some of the images in this guide have been granted with the kind permission
of the authors, met on flickr.com. We would like to take this oppurtunity to
thank them all for their contribution including the ones that weren't chosen.
These photos demonstrate their talent and love for Italy.
www.flickr.com/groups/eduitalia-guide-2007
Ivano Bettani: Photos pages 17, 24, 67
Daniele Florio: Photo page 41
Giampaolo Macorig: Photo page 65
Vaishak Belle: Photo page 66
Andrea Rinaldi: Photo page 85
GUIDE 2007
Università per Stranieri di Siena
Scuola Leonardo da Vinci
Centro Linguistico Italiano
Dante Alighieri
A CCADEMIA I TALIANA
Scuola di Lingua e Cultura Italiana
Comitato Linguistico Perugia
A Door to Italy
CLI DANTE
LABA - Libera Accademia di Belle Arti
La Scuola Superiore per
Mediatori Linguistici di Cuneo
OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED BY ITALIAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
Scuola Progetto Lingua I.L.C.I.S.
Sorrento Lingue
STUDIO Arrais
An art becoming career
Wells College
Study Program in Florence
SPECIAL EDITION
ICEF BEIJING
2007
Study in Italy
www.eduitalia.org
© 2007 - EDUITALIA
2007