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Locations: Rome, Italy
Program Terms:
Homepage: Click to visit
Program Sponsor: IFSA

Fact Sheet:

Fact Sheet:
Program Model:	Affiliate	Language of Instruction:	English
Class Status:	2 - Sophomore, 3 - Junior, 4 - Senior	Program Type:	Study abroad
Minimum GPA:	2.0	Housing:	Apartment
Academic Partner:	IFSA-Butler

Program Description:

IFSA - IFSA JANUARY IN ROME
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Rome, Italy

WHY STUDY IN ROME?
An ancient but cosmopolitan city, Rome is more than 3,000 years old. Modern apartments and businesses are located side-by-side with historic fountains and ancient ruins in this city of 2.8 million residents. As a top tourist destination and top study abroad location, Rome is one of the world’s most-visited cities and a vibrant European business center. Walk by ancient Roman city walls, stop for a quick espresso, and admire spectacular works of art—all on your way to class.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Mild temps are ideal for exploring Rome’s magnificent treasures—and how they reflect more than 2,000 years Italian history. Fill an elective or requirement as you examine the role of art in politics, and investigate the ways various people and groups have used literature, cinema, architecture and visual arts for influence. Learning comes to life with visits to the prestigious American Academy, Vittoriano Museum Complex, Esposizione Universale Romana District, and more.

Italian Art, Power, and Influence
Art and culture reflect the society they stem from, and at the same time they can be vehicle for political messages and even play a role in international relations. This course will explore how the “soft power” of art—including literature, cinema, architecture, and visual arts in general—can be leveraged by individuals, groups, or governments as they promote their ideas and values for political gain and influence. Students visit famous monuments, museums, and architectural sites that showcase more than 2,000 years of Italian history through its great artists and leaders. (3 U.S. semester credit hours)

Please visit IFSA January in Rome on the IFSA website for complete class description and syllabus.

ACTIVITIES & EXCURSIONS
Program activities and excursions are designed to enhance your intercultural competence by developing your understanding of the local culture and people. While optional, they are included in your total program fee. Activities and excursions vary each term based on availability, but may include:

Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatino Hill Tour
American Academy in Rome Visit
Vittoriano Museum Complex Visit
EUR District Visit

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