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  • Locations: Florence, Italy
  • Program Terms: Summer
  • Homepage: Click to visit
  • Program Sponsor: Studio Arts College International (SACI) 
  • This program is currently not accepting applications.
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Language of Instruction: English Housing Options: Apartment, Independent Housing
Areas of Study: Art, Art History, Fine Art, Photography Program Type: Study Abroad
Program Description:
Study art while enjoying the most beautiful months Italy has to offer.

Note: SACI's Late Spring term runs for 5½ weeks from mid May through June and SACI's Summer term runs for 4½ weeks from the end of June through July.

Florence, which combines some of the world's greatest artistic treasures with a surrounding countryside of remarkable beauty, is the ideal place for your summer studies. Florentine weather is at its very best in these months, providing an ideal environment for what many students have defined as a "life-changing experience." SACI's prestigious facilities are located in the heart of Florence, just steps away from Michelangelo's Medici Chapel, Fra' Angelico's masterpieces in San Marco, the colorful central market, and Florence's Duomo.

Students benefit from the wide range of study possibilities offered during these short terms to make their time at SACI a season of growth and fulfillment. Art History course field trips visit all the major museums of Florence (including the Uffizi, the Bargello, and the Pitti Palace) as well as masterpieces in the splendid churches and monasteries in and around the city. Field trips to Pisa, Arezzo, Lucca, Siena, San Gimignano, and Fiesole are a regular part of the program and are open to all Late Spring and Summer students.  Special events and talks by faculty, distinguished artists, and lecturers also form part of the SACI experience.

During the summer months, Florence offers a remarkable range of cultural and popular events and activities such as: the famous Calcio in Costume, during which the different quarters of the city compete in what is considered to be the ancestor of modern soccer; outdoor evening film and music festivals; and the Estate Fiesolana, which includes concerts, film, and theater held in a Roman amphitheater.

Students may take two courses for a total of six credits per term during the Late Spring and Summer terms. SACI strongly encourages prospective students to enroll for both terms in order to earn twelve credits and take full advantage of their study experience in Italy.

Late Spring and Summer Studies at SACI are open to: students enrolled in US institutions who are seeking accredited summer study; independent non-credit students; mature students; students from institutions outside the US interested in art, art history, art conservation, design, and Italian language.
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This program is currently not accepting applications.