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JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABS
AMERICAN
EDUCATIONAL
EXCELLENCE
IN THE HEART
OF ROME
JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY
BACKGROUND
in 1972, John Cabot University is an American
JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY Founded
liberal arts university located in Rome, Italy.
FACTS
AT A GLANCE
ACCREDITATION
John Cabot University is accredited by the Middle States
Commission on Higher Education (www.msche.org).
FACULTY
Instructors with Ph.D., J.D., and M.F.A. degrees from the world’s
most prestigious institutions.
STUDENTS AND CLASSES
1,100+ students from over 60 countries, including visiting
students from major universities across the United States.
Average class size is 15. Language of instruction is English.
STUDENT LIFE AND SERVICES
Writing, mathematics and foreign language tutoring centers,
counseling services, 24/7 emergency assistance, housing, social
activities, athletics, community projects, clubs, and organizations.
ACADEMIC DEGREES
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Degrees
Associate of Arts (A.A.) Degrees
Dual degree program in Communications with
the Università degli Studi di Milano
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
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Institute for Creative Writing and Literary Translation
Summer Institute in International Communications
Institute for Entrepreneurship (IFE)
Guarini Institute for Public Affairs
Summer graduate courses
Center for Continuing Education
English Language for University Studies (ENLUS)
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
John Cabot’s Career Services Center provides internships and
prepares students for graduate programs and careers.
LOCATION
John Cabot’s two urban campus centers are located along the
banks of the Tiber River in the historic center of Rome.
OUR MISSION
John Cabot University, founded in 1972, is an independent,
four-year liberal arts university offering an American undergraduate
education in Rome. The University’s academic programs utilize
the resources of its international faculty and students, and the
extraordinarily rich offerings of Rome as a city of culture,
history, art, creativity, business, and international affairs.
FOLLOWING THE LONG TRADITION
OF AMERICAN LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION
AND RELYING ON THE RICH CULTURAL,
DIPLOMATIC, AND INTERNATIONAL HERITAGE
IN SUPPORT OF ITS MISSION,
THE UNIVERSITY COMMITS TO:
OF ROME, JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY FOSTERS
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help students develop the skills and learning habits that will
enable them to educate themselves throughout their lives;
THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’
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provide students opportunities to appreciate, benefit from and
contribute to the richness and diversity of other cultures;
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encourage leaders who will accept responsibility and make
positive contributions to an increasingly interdependent
and multicultural world;
create an academic community composed of both full-time
matriculating and visiting students that fosters intellectual
tolerance, freedom, and integrity.
CRITICAL THINKING, INTELLECTUAL AGILITY,
CREATIVITY, AND INNOVATIVE PROBLEM
SOLVING SKILLS ALONG WITH THE
COMMUNICATION EXPERTISE REQUIRED IN
TODAY’S DYNAMIC WORLD.
ACQUIRING INTELLECTUAL
AGILITY FOR A GLOBAL
WORLD
WELCOME TO
JOHN CABOT
UNIVERSITY
an American
liberal arts university
in the heart of Rome
John Cabot University is a world-class liberal arts
university. Located in the heart of the Eternal City in
the beautiful compound of the Italian National Academy of
Sciences, John Cabot is unique in that it combines the best
qualities of American liberal arts education with the history
and cultural heritage of Rome, one of the cradles of
western civilization and a vibrant center of international life.
There is no better way to prepare yourself for a successful
and productive role in the world today than to choose an
education that blends the wealth of a true international
experience with the outstanding qualities of the U.S.
university system.
Whether you intend to study with us for four years or
participate in our study abroad program for a semester,
John Cabot University, with a student body from over 60
countries, a prestigious and dedicated faculty, and rich and
rigorous curricular offerings, will provide an unforgettable
academic experience whose benefits you will enjoy for a
lifetime.
Franco Pavoncello, Ph.D.
President
FACULTY
The educational experience at John Cabot
University has at its foundation a world-class,
international faculty that has been commended for
its professionalism, creative teaching, and
commitment to students’ learning, maturity,
and growth. Our professors are active
researchers, artists, and business consultants.
FACULTY PREPARE STUDENTS TO:
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cultivate a broad interdisciplinary background;
explore and research information;
think analytically and critically;
approach issues from diverse points of view;
communicate effectively;
solve problems.
Classes include on-site learning, case studies,
independent research, and seminars. John Cabot offers
honors courses for students of high academic standing
who wish to expand their horizons by exploring advanced
topics with their professors.
The student-professor relationship is one of mutual respect and
collaboration. An average class size of 15 students, academic
advising, and one-on-one mentoring ensure that students reach
their potential.
FACULTY DEGREES
UNITED STATES American University; Brown University; Columbia
University; Harvard Graduate School of Business; Harvard Law School;
Indiana University, Bloomington; Johns Hopkins University; University
of Michigan; University of Minnesota; New York University; University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; University of Notre Dame; Pennsylvania
State University; University of Pennsylvania; Rutgers University;
Temple University; University of Wisconsin, Madison; Yale University.
UNITED KINGDOM AND IRELAND University of Bath; Courtauld
Institute of Art; Essex University; London School of Economics;
University of Oxford; University College Dublin; Trinity College;
University of Bradford; University of Cambridge; University of Edinburgh;
University of Strathclyde; University of Warwick.
EUROPE AND THE MIDDLE EAST
Bordeaux III University; Central European University;
Free University of Berlin; LUISS University; LUMSA University;
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa. University for Foreigners of Siena;
University of Budapest; University of Florence; University of Karlsruhe;
University of Messina; University of Milan; University of Munich;
University of Naples L’Orientale; University of Rome Tor Vergata;
Sapienza University of Rome; University of Venice Ca' Foscari;
University of Vienna.
ENROLLMENT
PROFILE
TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 1,100+ STUDENTS
DEGREE-SEEKING
VISITING STUDENTS
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600+ Students
60+ Countries
GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN:
• United States
• Italy
• Eastern Europe/ Russia
• Europe
• Asia
• Middle East
• Africa
• South America
• Other countries
20%
48%
10%
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3%
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3%
1%
ACADEMIC PROFILE
• Italian high school degree students:
average maturità = 83/100
• U.S. and international high school
degree students:
Mean SAT = Critical Reading 545;
Math 511; Writing 536
• International Baccalaureate (IB) = 28
• Total degree candidates retained from
Fall 2013: 95%
500+ Students
125 Universities
GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN:
• United States:
New England (5%), Mid-Atlantic (15%)
South (7%), Midwest (50%),
West (22%)
• Europe, Asia, and the rest of the world:
(1%)
The community atmosphere
created by our degree-seeking
students and the vibrant energy
brought by our visiting students
form a unique student body that
thrives in the open, international
city of Rome.
John Cabot’s diverse student
population offers you chances
to observe, learn, be innovative,
and develop social and professional
networks. Students collaborate
with others who are different from
themselves - a life-changing
experience that distinguishes them
as they enter an increasingly
interconnected world.
ACADEMIC PROFILE
• Average cumulative home university
GPA = 3.37/4.00
Data from Spring 2014
THE U.S. LIBERAL ARTS TRADITION
The Bachelor of Arts degree in the American liberal arts tradition
values both breadth of study as well as specialization within a
major field. For breadth of study, students complete proficiency
requirements in English, mathematics, and foreign language,
as well as general distribution requirements in mathematics,
science, social sciences, humanities, and the fine arts. For
specialization, students complete core courses and elective
classes in a major field of study. Students may complement
their major with a minor area of study.
To complete the Bachelor of Arts degree, students must accumulate
120 American credits, the equivalent of 240 European Credit
Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits. Students
normally take five courses per semester and complete their degree
in four years. Students who come from secondary school systems
with13 years of study, or who have advanced credit, e.g., IB, AP,
or A-Levels, may enter with some credits and finish in less than
four years.
John Cabot accepts transfer credits from students who have
already begun university studies elsewhere and who wish to
continue their studies at John Cabot. The University accepts
transfer credits from U.S. regionally accredited universities, and
from universities recognized by the higher education authority of
their countries.
PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS
(ALL MAJORS)
• English Composition and English Literature
• Intermediate Algebra or Finite Mathematics
• Foreign Language or competency in a second language
GENERAL DISTRIBUTION
REQUIREMENTS (ALL MAJORS)
• Social Sciences
• Mathematics or Natural or Computer Science
• Humanities
• Fine Arts
SPECIALIZATION REQUIREMENTS
• Core classes specific to each major
• A selection of elective classes related to each major
All students are encouraged to undertake internships as part of
their studies. The Career Services Center offers for-credit and
not-for-credit internship opportunities on a competitive basis.
BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) DEGREES
MAJOR FIELDS OF STUDY
MINOR FIELDS OF STUDY
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
• Business Administration
• Economics and Finance
• International Business
• Marketing
• Business Administration
• Economics
• Entrepreneurship
• Marketing
HUMANITIES
HUMANITIES
• Art History
• Classical Studies
• English Literature
• History
• Humanistic Studies
• Italian Studies
• Art History
• Classical Studies
• Creative Writing
• English Literature
• History
• Humanistic Studies
• Italian Studies
• Philosophy
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
• Communications
• International Affairs
• Political Science
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
• Communications
• International Affairs
• Political Science
• Psychology
REQUIREMENTS
• Microcomputer Applications
• Calculus I
• Statistics I
• Business Communication
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Financial Accounting
• Managerial Accounting
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
• Finance
• Legal Environment of Business
• Principles of Marketing
• Principles of Management
• Organizational Behavior
• Operations Management
• Strategic Management
• Four major electives in the area
of Business
JCU’s Institute for Entrepreneurship
offers students education and
training in the fundamentals of
entrepreneurial practices, in addition to
workshops, internships, counseling, and
networking opportunities with established
international entrepreneurs.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration is distinguished by its
international emphasis. In keeping with the tradition of American business
education, the program provides students from diverse cultural and
educational backgrounds with a challenging business curriculum in the
context of a dynamic learning environment. Required courses are balanced
between the theoretical and practical.
Small class sizes permit most of the upper-level courses to focus on active
learning through class discussion and teamwork. All courses emphasize the
importance of clear and accurate communication, both written and oral,
and require projects, reports, and/or formal presentations.
The final capstone course, Strategic Management, is taken by students in their
senior year to integrate the principles, concepts, and techniques developed
in earlier core courses. In this course, students examine issues regarding
the strategic management of enterprises competing in a global environment.
REQUIREMENTS
• Calculus I
• Statistics I
• Statistics II
• Business Communication
MARKETING
• Finance
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN MARKETING
The Bachelor of Arts in Marketing was designed to prepare students to enter
the field of marketing by combining the necessary knowledge, tools, and
skills required in today’s world while maintaining the traditions of critical
thinking and writing that are central to the liberal arts tradition.
• Market and Marketing Research
The curriculum of the major provides students with a firm basis in the core
conceptual fields for a marketing professional, including the study of market
dynamics and consumer behavior theories, the comprehension of the
marketing strategy scope, and the specific operation fields such as product
and service management, communication and branding efforts, pricing
decisions, and distribution/value chain/demand management.
Studying marketing at JCU will develop and amplify students’ teamwork,
leadership, decision-making, creativity, and communication skills in the
context of an international environment. This exposure to diversity provides
an ideal training ground for preparation to work in our interconnected world.
• Service Marketing
or New Product Management
• Consumer Behavior
• Integrated Marketing Communications
• Strategic Marketing Management
• Four major electives in the area
of Business or Marketing
REQUIREMENTS
• Calculus I
• Statistics I
• Business Communication or Italian
for Business
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
• Finance
• International Business Law
• Principles of Management
• Organizational Behavior
• Operations Management
• International Business
• International Management
or International Marketing
• International Business Seminar
• Four major electives in business
with an international focus
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
The Bachelor of Arts in International Business is based on the core structure
for all business administration majors but is distinguished by a further
emphasis on international business, giving students the chance to explore
issues surrounding business in a globalized world, including political and
economic affairs, as well as concepts related to specific situations
in marketing and management.
The final capstone course of the International Business program is the
International Business Seminar. This course is taken by students in their senior
year to integrate the principles, concepts, and techniques developed in earlier
core courses. In this course, students examine issues regarding the strategic
management of enterprises competing in a global environment. The International
Business Seminar makes extensive use of the case-study method of teaching.
Studying International Business in Rome allows students to gain a greater
understanding of the complex intersections between business and society
around the world. Students will be living and studying in a capital city
that has significant interrelationships between business and the political,
cultural, and social environment.
REQUIREMENTS
• Calculus I
• Statistics I
• Statistics II
• Econometrics
ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
The major in Economics and Finance is designed to give students a thorough foundation
in the theoretical, quantitative, and analytical skills necessary to pursue further study
and careers in the area of economics and finance.
The prerequisites and core courses required by the major provide a base in those
subjects that form the cornerstones for more advanced study and work. John Cabot’s
B.A. in Economics and Finance is a member of the CFA Recognition Program, which
certifies that students receive solid grounding in the CFA Program Candidate Body of
Knowledge and positions them to sit for the Level I Chartered Financial Analyst exam
(CFA).
In addition, following the University’s liberal arts tradition, the major
includes a course on the history of economic thought. This course
allows students to understand and appreciate the continuous
development of ideas that shape economic opinions and policy
in our dynamic, evolving world.
• Intermediate Microeconomics
• Intermediate Macroeconomics
• Finance
• International Economics
• History of Economic Thought
• Financial Institutions and Capital
Markets
• Senior Seminar
• Six major electives in Economics,
Business, or Mathematics
CABOT UNIVERSITY
REQUIREMENTS
• World Art I. Visual Culture from the
Stone Age to Late Antiquity
• World Art II. Visual Culture of the
Medieval World
• World Art III. Visual Culture of the
Renaissance and Baroque World
• World Art IV. Visual Culture of the
Modern and Contemporary World
• Introduction to Art-Historical
Thinking
• Three 200 and 300-level Art History
courses in three of the four areas
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Ancient Greco-Roman
Late Antique, Medieval,
Byzantine
III. Renaissance, Baroque, and
18th Century
IV. Modern and Contemporary
ART HISTORY
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN ART HISTORY
II.
• One Studio Art course
• Research Practicum
• Senior Thesis
• Six major electives in Art History
With its wealth of archaeological sites, churches, museums, and contemporary
art galleries, Rome offers an environment that is unparalleled in the fields of art
history and human creativity and development.
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History emphasizes theories of art history
and analytical methods with a strong focus on the visual arts of Europe, the
Mediterranean, and North America. Students experience daily the art for
which Rome is famous, from the great works of the Renaissance next door
to John Cabot’s campus at Villa Farnesina to contemporary art at the MAXXI
museum.
Earning a Bachelor’s degree in Art History can constitute the first step
toward a fascinating career in the field - for example, as a teacher or
college professor, a museum or gallery curator, a museum educator,
or a cultural officer in the diplomatic corps.
REQUIREMENTS
• Introduction to Latin I
• Introduction to Latin II
• Directed Readings in Latin
• Introduction to Archaeology
• Ancient Philosophy
• History of Ancient Greece
• History of Ancient Rome and Italy
CLASSICAL STUDIES
• Literature and Society in Ancient
Rome
• Classical Rhetoric
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN CLASSICAL STUDIES
Rome, the center of the second, enduring phase of Greco-Roman civilization,
offers students the ideal location for majoring in Classical Studies. The Ancient
Roman world is still present in the city’s ubiquitous monuments, artwork, and
inscriptions, in its rich museum collections, and in the profound influence of the
classical tradition on its contemporary architecture.
History faculty help students develop the skills of historical analysis, critical
reading and writing, and research through a combination of lecture
courses and limited enrollment seminars.
• Classical Greek Art and Architecture
• Ancient Rome and its Monuments
• Roman Imperial Art and Architecture
• Classical Mythology or Ancient
Religion
• Research and Writing in
the Humanities
• Senior Thesis
• Five major electives in Classical
Studies, Art History, Greek, History,
Latin, Philosophy, or Religious
Exploring history at John Cabot University will provide you with a solid
foundation for the other voyages you may undertake in the course of your life.
The research, critical thinking, and communication skills, along with the sense
of perspective that studying history in Rome will help you develop, are highly
prized in careers ranging from journalism to business to public service.
Because the interdisciplinary study of the Classical World allows students to
learn and think analytically about the foundations of Western Civilization, it also
prepares them to think critically and comparatively about their own world,
themselves, and the challenges they face now and will face in the future.
Studies
CABOT UNIVERSITY
REQUIREMENTS
• Introduction to Western Civilization I
• Introduction to Western Civilization II
• The Long-Term History
of Globalization
• History of Ancient Greece or History
of Ancient Rome and Italy
• The Birth of Medieval Europe:
From Constantine to the First Crusade
or Europe Before Nations: From the First
Crusade to 1453
• Historical and Philosophical Aspects
of the Italian Renaissance
• Two of the following:
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Early Modern Europe:
Absolutism and Revolutions
II. Nineteenth Century Europe and
the World
III. Twentieth Century Europe and
the World
• The American Experience I: From the
First Colonies to the Closing of the
Frontier or The American Experience II:
From the Closing of the Frontier to the
Present
• Italy from the Risorgimento to the First
World War (1815-1918) or Italy from
Mussolini to the Crisis of the First
Republic (1918 to present)
• Research and Writing in the Humanities
• Senior Thesis
• Five major electives in History
HISTORY
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN HISTORY
The Bachelor of Arts in History is designed to provide the intellectual breadth
and the analytical skills that allow students to make meaningful connections
between the past and the present. To that end, history majors are encouraged
to interpret and question the cultural, social, economic, and political factors
that shape the ways in which individuals, societies, and cultures change over
time.
History faculty help students develop the skills of historical analysis, critical
reading and writing, and research through a combination of lecture
courses and limited enrollment seminars.
Exploring history at John Cabot University
will provide you with a solid foundation for
the other voyages you may undertake in
the course of your life. The research,
critical thinking, and communication skills,
along with the sense of perspective that
studying history in Rome will help you
develop, are highly prized in careers ranging
from journalism to business to public service.
REQUIREMENTS
• Introduction to Western Civilization I
• Introduction to Western Civilization II
HUMANISTIC STUDIES
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN HUMANISTIC STUDIES
The Bachelor of Arts in Humanistic Studies is a focused, interdisciplinary
program of study that encourages inquiry into the human condition beyond
the confines of a single discipline.
The core curriculum provides a comprehensive introduction to the
extraordinarily rich traditions of the liberal arts within and beyond Western
civilization. The major prepares students to read, study, think, write, and
articulate their ideas and critical thoughts in the traditions of broad life-long
learning, public debate, and thoughtful contributions to the community
inherited from such exemplars as Homer, Socrates, Plato Cicero, Dante,
Petrarch, Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass, and Simone de Beauvoir,
and many other philosophical, historical, literary and religious thinkers.
In both individual courses and the major as a whole, this program takes
special advantage of the unique access John Cabot students have to the
cultural, aesthetic, philosophical, and historical legacy of Rome and the
Mediterranean - the ancient birthplaces and Renaissance progenitors of
our modern humanistic thinking.
• One of the Following
I. World Art I.
Visual Culture from the Stone Age to
Late Antiquity
II. World Art II.
Visual Culture of the Medieval World
III. World Art III.
Visual Culture of the Renaissance
and Baroque World
IV. World Art IV. Visual Culture
of the Modern and Contemporary
World
• Introduction to Philosophical Thinking
• History of Ancient Rome and Italy
or Roman Literature and Society
• History and Philosophy
of the Renaissance
• Classical Influences on English
Literature or Shakespeare
• Philosophy of Art and Beauty
• Living the Good Life: Religious and
Philosophical Ethics
• Research and Writing in the
Humanities
• Senior Thesis
• Six major electives
in the Humanities
REQUIREMENTS
• Introduction to Literature
• Introduction to the Novel
• Introduction to Poetry and Poetics
• Introduction to Advanced Literary
Study
• American Literature
• English Literature I:
Literary Beginnings to Milton
ENGLISH LITERATURE
• English Literature II:
The Enlightenment to Romanticism
• English Literature III:
The Victorians to the Modernists
• Shakespeare
• Classical Influences on English
Literature or Italian Visions
• Senior Thesis
• Six major electives in English
Literature
Students interested in creative writing
may participate in John Cabot University’s
Institute for Creative Writing and Literary
Translation, a thriving community of writers
in Rome. The Institute’s Creative Writing
workshops provide students with an
opportunity to develop their skills while learning from
world-renowned writers. Past writers in residence
have included Joyce Carol Oats and Jhumpa Lahiri.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
The organized study of literature written in the English language has long
proved its worth as a traditional discipline that exercises the imagination,
encourages intellectual precision, and inculcates a critical appreciation of
humane, liberal values.
The program emphasizes the historical and cultural understanding of the
development of literature in English from the Anglo-Saxon period to the
21st century, in addition to the theory of various literary genres.
Students must not only read texts with great care, but also criticize them
and present the results of their own research in well-written essays.
The development of research and writing culminates in the thesis that
a student must present in his or her senior year.
Students trained in this discipline are prepared for careers in a variety of
fields including law, government, diplomacy, journalism, publishing,
education, and business.
REQUIREMENTS
• Intermediate Italian I
• Intermediate Italian II
• Conversation and Composition
• Advanced Composition
• Survey of Italian Literature I
• Survey of Italian Literature II
ITALIAN STUDIES
• Selected Topics in Italian Literature
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN ITALIAN STUDIES
• Italian Politics and Society
The Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies is an interdisciplinary degree that combines the
study of literature, history, art, and culture while developing students’ fluency in the
Italian language. The context of an American liberal arts university exposes
students to many fields of study and ways of approaching intellectual problems
related to Italy, while the University’s Italian setting provides a tangible understanding
of the multifaceted realities of Italian culture.
Italian Studies majors accrue the unparalleled benefits of studying in Italy’s centrally
located capital, including the opportunity to travel throughout the country and take
advantage of internships that require a working knowledge of Italian language
and culture. Because of its interdisciplinary nature, the Italian Studies major is
particularly suitable to be combined with other majors such as Communications,
Art History, and Humanistic Studies.
The major offers an excellent background for students who intend to pursue graduate
studies, teach Italian as a second language, work in cinema, journalism, or another
creative profession, become part of the tourism industry, or begin a career in
international business or diplomacy.
• Italy in the 19th Century or Italy
in the 20th Century
• One Art History course selected from:
I. Art and Architecture of Imperial
Rome
II. Ancient Rome and its Monuments
III. Medieval Rome and its Monuments
IV. Renaissance Rome and its
Monuments
V. Baroque Rome and its Monuments
VI. Early Italian Renaissance Art
VII. Italian High Renaissance Art
• Literature and Society in Ancient Rome
• Senior Seminar
• Five major electives in Italian Studies
REQUIREMENTS
• World Politics
• Introduction to Political Theory
• International Organizations
• Comparative Politics
• Nineteenth-Century Europe and the
World
• Twentieth-Century Europe and the
World
• Statistics I
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
• International Economics
• Public International Law
• International Affairs Senior Seminar
• Six major electives in Economics,
History, Law, or Political Science
John Cabot’s Guarini Institute
for Public Affairs offers students
a wide variety of lectures,
seminars, and encounters aimed
at enhancing knowledge and
understanding of the key issues and challenges facing
the world today, in particular those affecting the
United States and Europe.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs at John Cabot University provides
students with an opportunity to study contemporary global problems and
issues in an international environment.
The curriculum has traditional strengths in global justice, public policy,
European institutions, religion and politics, peace and conflict resolution
studies, human rights, and global political theory. The program takes
advantage of its location in a city that is the capital both of a political state
(Italy) and a transnational religious faith (the Catholic Church), while also
hosting countless international organizations, institutions, and diplomatic
organizations.
International Affairs majors have extensive opportunities in Rome
to augment their studies with internships at major United Nations agencies,
Embassies, and NGOs, and graduates pursue careers in international
business, international law, and public service.
REQUIREMENTS
• Introduction to Political Science
• American Government
• World Politics
• Introduction to Political Theory
• Comparative Politics
• Western European Politics
POLITICAL SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science has as its focus the theoretical and
methodological aspects of the study of Politics and, more broadly, the Social Sciences.
An understanding of the historical and behavioral aspects of political life is
the foundation on which the curriculum for this degree is based.
The curriculum has traditional strengths in the behavioral and historical study of American,
European and international institutional politics, as well as global public policy, human rights,
peace and conflict studies, and global political theory. The program takes advantage of its
location in a European capital with a rich political past, allowing students to conduct research
and gain internship experience with government offices, international organizations,
and political think tanks.
The degree will be valuable to students interested in deepening their comprehension
of social phenomena. It also prepares students for careers in related professional fields
such as politics, advocacy, journalism, law, and management of international public
organizations.
• Nineteenth-Century Europe and
the World
• Twentieth-Century Europe and
the World
• Politics of Developing Countries
• Social Science Research Methods
• Senior Thesis
• Six major electives in History,
Law, Political Science, or Social
Sciences
REQUIREMENTS
• Public Speaking
• Introduction to Cinema
• Media, Culture, and Society
• Digital Media Culture
• Advanced Communication Theory
• Media Ethics
• Three 300-level courses in Media
Studies
COMMUNICATIONS
• Seven major electives in
Communications, Journalism,
or Media Studies
BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN COMMUNICATIONS
The Bachelors of Arts in Communications is a rigorous, multi-disciplinary
program designed to give students the analytical, critical, and creative skills
that are fundamental to any career in the information age. The major provides
students with superior oral and written communication skills needed to excel in
today’s increasingly global industry.
John Cabot’s Institute for International
Communications brings together
students and faculty from around
the world to study communications
in the home of Cicero. The Institute
hosts events and lectures, in addition
to invaluable networking opportunities
with prominent journalists and business
professionals.
As technology advances, Communications students must learn to express
themselves through a multitude of technological mediums. In addition to hands-on
web design, social media, photography, and graphic design courses, students
become well-rounded communications professionals through John Cabot’s digital
video production courses.
Students with a B.A. in Communications can go on to careers in such fields
as film and video production, journalism, corporate communications,
politics, law, community organizing, and administration in service, education,
management, and the non-profit sector.
Students may also participate in JCU’s dual degree program with the Università
degli Studi di Milano, allowing them to graduate with both American and Italian
degrees in Communications.
GRADUATE SCHOOL ACCEPTANCES
UNITED STATES
CANADA
American University; Boston College; City College of New York;
Columbia University; Cornell University; Fordham University;
The George Washington University; Georgetown University; Johns
Hopkins University; Middlebury College; New School for Social
Research; New York University; Pennsylvania State University;
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey; Saint John’s University;
Sotheby's Institute of Art, London/New York; Syracuse University;
Tulane University; University of Chicago; University of Chicago Booth
School of Business; University of Delaware; University of Iowa;
University of Notre Dame; University of Virginia; University of
Washington
Concordia University; McGill University; University of Toronto
UNITED KINGDOM AND IRELAND
Birkbeck, University of London; Cambridge University;
Courtauld Institute of Art; Emerson College; Goldsmiths, University of
London; Hult Business School; King’s College London; London
School of Economics; Oxford University; Royal College of Art,
London; Royal Holloway, University of London; The School of
Oriental and African Studies, University of London; University College
London; University of Edinburgh; University of Essex; University
of Glasgow; University of Kent; University of Manchester;
University of St. Andrews; University of Warwick
An estimated 40% of graduates from 2009-2013 have
pursued graduate education.
EUROPE
Bucerius Law School; EADA Business School (Escuela de Alta
Dirección y Administración); The Geneva School of Diplomacy
and International Relations (GSD); INSEAD The Business School
for the World; Ludwig Maximilians Universität; Sciences Po;
University of Amsterdam; University of Kassel; University of
Maastricht; Uppsala University
ITALY
Bocconi University; LUISS University; LUMSA University
Pontifical Gregorian University; Roma Tre University
Sapienza University of Rome; University of Bologna
University of Milan; University of Pavia; University of Rome
Tor Vergata
REST OF THE WORLD
IDC Herzliya, Israel; Tel Aviv University, Israel; International
Business University of Auckland, New Zealand; University of
Witwatersrand, South Africa
SELECTED INTERNSHIPS
MUSEUMS - GALLERIES
• Biblioteca Angelica
• Biblioteca Nazionale
• Palazzo Altemps
• MACRO
• MAXXI
• Doria Pamphilj Museum
BUSINESS - FINANCE - MARKETING
• Georgeson
• Bulgari
• KPMG
• Pirelli
• Market Energy
• Hilton Hotel
• APCO Worldwide
• Leonardo Business
Consulting
• Rodriquez Consulting
• Burson Marsteller
• Confcommercio
(Italian Association of Commerce)
• Ernst & Young
• Infront Motor Sport
• Leo Burnett Advertising Agency
• The Rosselli Foundation
• Sapnasolutions
• Bocconi University
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
• ACN Active Citizenship Network
• African Medical and Research
Foundation (AMREF)
• Gruppo 183
• Guarini Institute for Public Affairs
• Global Crop Diversity Trust - Food and
Agriculture Organization of the UN
(FAO)
• International Fund for Agricultural
Development (IFAD)
• Italian Institute for Privacy
• Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri
(Office of the Italian Prime Minister)
• Camera dei Deputati (Italian Chamber
of Deputies)
• United Nations High Commissioner
for Refugees (UNHCR)
• United States Diplomatic Mission
to Italy
• United States Embassy to
the Holy See
• United States Mission to
the UN Agencies in Rome
• World Food Program (WFP)
COMMUNICATIONS - JOURNALISM
THEATER - WRITING
• The English Theatre of Rome
• Tourist Media/Where in Rome
• Nero Magazine
• Wine Enthusiast Magazine
• Keats-Shelley House
• Beatpick.com
• Dragolab
• Associated Press
• Venere Expedia
• Neomobile
• Marden Entertainment
• The American Academy in Rome
John Cabot’s Career Services Center is the bridge
between your academic and professional careers.
Whether you want to pursue further study
in graduate school or begin a career, we can help
you achieve your goals.
The Career Services Center also offers regular
workshops and biannual Career Fairs to help you
connect with employers, internship hosts,
graduate schools, and volunteer organizations.
CAREER SERVICES
As you progress academically, the Career Services
Center works with you to research and find
internships, prepare your resume, practice
interviewing, and plan your job search strategy.
If you plan to attend graduate school, you can
receive assistance in that process as well.
The Career Services Center also offers regular
workshops and biannual Career Fairs to help you
connect with employers, internship hosts,
graduate schools, and volunteer organizations.
26% of degree-seeking students held interships
last year with one of our 250 collaborating
organizations.
“JCU has opened up a world of
opportunities for me. This semester, I have
been able to intern full-time at the U.S. Embassy
to Italy as I continue to pursue my degree.”
Neal Huddon-Cossar, ‘15
International Affairs Major
California, United States
STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
STUDENT LIFE
JOHN CABOT MEANS COMMUNITY
Given the University’s location in Rome, an international city of world
heritage, the John Cabot University community strives to create and
maintain a spirit of tolerance, mutual respect, and good will to contribute
to building a better world.
The University offers a wide range of student services and activities that
promote community life such as cultural and social events, trips, dinners
and barbecues, and of course the informal get-togethers with friends and
faculty at the many local cafes.
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Art History Club
Business Club
Film, Media and Communication Society
Grassroots Environmental Club
Investment Club
Interfaith Initiative
LGBT-Straight Alliance
Model United Nations
Multicultural Club
Performing Arts Society
STAND - the Genocide Intervention Network
Student Government
The Matthew: Student Newspaper
Universities Fighting World Hunger
STUDENT CULTURAL
AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
John Cabot hosts a wide variety of cultural and social
events on campus and provides discounted tickets
to performances and concerts, cooking and wine-tasting
classes, and weekend trips to destinations throughout Italy.
ATHLETICS
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Competitive and Intramural Soccer
Competitive and Intramural Volleyball
Competitive and Intramural Basketball
Martial Arts
Running Club
Fitness Center
STUDENT COMMUNITY SERVICE
John Cabot’s Community Service Program aims to nurture
a sense of social responsibility and global citizenship in
students. Students have many opportunities to give back to
the Roman community from volunteering with refugees to
taking part in our community outreach program in local
high schools.
JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY
LIVING IN ROME
Neighborhoods in Rome are like small villages within the big city,
each with its own character and life. Students are housed in
various neighborhoods of Rome - Trastevere, near the Vatican,
or up the Gianicolo Hill - all a short walk or bus ride away. Some
students live in shared apartments off-campus, while others live
in the University’s dormitory. All housing comes fully furnished
with a kitchen and basic appliances such as washing machines.
John Cabot has a meal plan which provides meals at our Tiber Cafe.
John Cabot University Housing employs student Resident
Assistants (RAs) who live in University housing. RAs organize
study groups, trips, and dinners along with other social activities,
and provide peer-to-peer support for new students to ease their
integration into the John Cabot community.
CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY
EXPLORING ROME AND BEYOND
Living and studying in Rome is a truly unique experience and
appreciated not only by those who come from afar and are in Rome
for the first time, but also by our local Roman students who know
this city as their home. It is a city that belongs to the world.
Rome is also a modern, vibrant city for university students. There
are movie theaters, operas, and open-air rock and jazz concerts.
There are piazzas, cafes, and shopping malls. Numerous cultural
events, lectures, and street performances take place daily.
While all roads lead to Rome, you may also want to travel. Rome
is just a short train or plane ride to some of the most magnificent
historic European cities such as London, Paris, Amsterdam, Madrid,
Berlin, Brussels, and Geneva. And, for the intrepid traveler, the
fascinating cities of Marrakech, Istanbul, Moscow, and Dubai
are within reach.
JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY
FACILITIES
John Cabot University is located in Trastevere, one of the city’s
most beautiful neighborhoods, along the banks of Rome’s
famous Tiber River.
John Cabot’s two campuses have WiFi, smart classrooms,
terraces and courtyards, a student center, and cafe. Computer
labs are equipped with the latest software and staffed with
professionals to support student learning.
The Frohring Library, one of Italy’s most comprehensive English
language libraries, is an active learning commons with a
welcoming staff dedicated to helping students with their research.
The Gianicolo Residence houses about 230 students.
Located off a quiet street five minutes from campus, it features
24/7 security, a gym, and a live-in Residential Life Associate to
ensure a safe and healthy living environment. Located a quick
tram ride away, the Trastevere Apartments are also available to
students.
A short walk from campus and housed in a historic Roman
palazzo, the spacious Largo dei Fiorentini Studio Arts Facilities
host courses in film and digital photography, graphic design,
figure drawing, painting, and fresco painting.
The Tiber Cafe, John Cabot University’s cafeteria, is complete with
a four course buffet, salad station, gelato machine, and coffee bar.
The Tiber Cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and offers
various meal plan options.
CABOT UNIVERSITY JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY
Our Going Global program allows four year
degree-seeking students to enhance their multicultural
experience by studying at one of our partner universities
in the United States or another country around the world.
Students experience new languages, cultures,
and academic settings, earning transferrable credits while
paying JCU tuition and maintaining their scholarships and
financial aid.
GOING GLOBAL STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM
INDEPENDENT STUDY ABROAD
THE UNITED STATES
EUROPE, ASIA,
AND AFRICA
John Cabot students may study abroad independently at any regionally
accredited American university or any national university that is recognized
by a country’s higher education authority.
• California
• Greece
• Florida
• Macedonia
• Massachusetts
• Nigeria
• New Mexico
• Puerto Rico
• New York
• South Korea
• Texas
• Sweden
• Utah
• The Netherlands
• Virginia
• Turkey
Additionally, students may study abroad at another member of
the Association of American International Colleges and Universities
(AAICU), a network of American universities abroad to which John Cabot
University belongs. AAICU universities have been commended for building
bridges and facilitating dialogue among nations within the framework
of the American liberal arts tradition.
FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS
JOHN CABOT SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
WORK-STUDY PROGRAM
University-funded scholarships are available to all qualified
first-year and transfer students. John Cabot scholarships are
awarded on the basis of academic performance, financial need,
extracurricular activities, achievements, and awards. See our
website for a complete listing of John Cabot scholarships and
how to apply.
Work-study assistantships are available for qualified students.
Compensation will be deducted from the tuition fee. Students are
selected on the basis of financial need and their ability to perform
the work required.
U.S. FEDERAL STUDENT AID
John Cabot is authorized by the U.S. Department of Education
to participate in the Title IV Program. All citizens and permanent
residents of the United States who are enrolled as degree-seeking
students at John Cabot may be eligible to participate in the Direct
Loan Program. Parents may borrow through the PLUS loan, and
independent students may be eligible for increased unsubsidized
Stafford Loans. If you are applying for a loan, you need to complete
the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at
www.fafsa.ed.gov before any financial aid or student loans
can be awarded.
Find out more about our financial aid and scholarship opportunities
at www.johncabot.edu and contact us with your questions:
EMAIL
PHONE
FAX
TOLL-FREE
[email protected]
+39 06 68191273
+39 06 6832088
1-855-JCU-ROMA
John Cabot University’s Financial Aid Office is committed to helping
students finance their education.
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Contacting the Admissions Office is your first step to learning
about the challenging liberal arts education that John Cabot
University provides to students from around the world. Our
multicultural and multilingual staff can assist you with any
questions you may have regarding majors, minors, institutes,
special programs, transfer credits, student life, scholarships and
financial aid.
We will be happy to provide any information you may need. And
if you do decide that John Cabot may be the right place for you,
we will help guide you through the Admissions process.
John Cabot University does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation,
marital or parental status, or disability in any of its policies,
programs, and services.
© 2014. John Cabot University. All rights reserved.
APPLY ONLINE
• Online Application or Common Application
• Official transcripts/diploma of all secondary and
post-secondary education
• Two letters of recommendation written by teachers,
counselors, professors, or advisors
• A 600-word personal essay
• Interview by phone, Skype, or in person
• Evidence of English Proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS)
• SAT or ACT scores (U.S. high school students only)
ROME ADMISSIONS OFFICE
John Cabot University
Via della Lungara, 233
00165 Rome, Italy
Tel: +39 06 681 9121
Toll free: 1-855-JCU ROMA
Fax: +39 06 683 2088
email: [email protected]
US MAILING ADDRESS
John Cabot University
One Metro Center
700 12th St. NW. Suite 700
Washington, DC 20005
email: [email protected]
VILLA
PAGANINI
Galleria Borghese
NOMEN
Museo Etrusco
SALARIO
VILLA
TORLONIA
VILLA
BORGHESE
Porta Pia
PRATI
Augusteo
Trinità dei Monti
Terme Diocleziano
Fontana di Trevi
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Castel S. Angelo
TERMINI
Piazza Navona
Quirinale
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Pantheon
S. Maria Maggiore
Vittoriano
Campidoglio ESQUILINO
GIANICOLO
Isola Tiberina
S. Maria in Trastevere
TRASTEVERE
Gianicolo
Colosseo
Bocca della Verità
Circo Massimo
S. GIOVANNI
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SCIARRA
LIM VIL
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S. Giovanni in Laterano
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San Pietro
Terme di Caracalla
TESTACCIO
Piramide Cestia
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