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Six-week Summer Program 2009

May 30 - July 10, 2009

Courses (all courses are subject to min. enrollment)

• Intensive Introductory Italian (ROME 101) - ITALIAN
• Intermediate Italian 1:The Italian Song Between Custom and Language (ROME 201) - ITALIAN
• The City of Rome (ROME 250) - CULTURAL STUDIES
• Renaissance and Baroque Art of Rome (ROME 282) - ART HISTORY
• Roman Art and Civilization (ROME 294) - ART HISTORY
• Twentieth-Century Italy (ROME 345) - HISTORY
• Public Choice (Rome 230/330) - ECONOMICS Cancelled due to low enrollment
      (Trinity students who have taken Micro-economic Theory may receive 300-level credit for this course,
      with additional readings and a paper)

Academic Excursion

The program features a long weekend academic excursion to Naples, Pompeii (or Herculaneum), and Capri. Students will visit archaeological sites, the Naples Archaeological Museum, the Natural Arch, and Villa Jovis at Capri’s summit.

Admissions

Click the links below to download the summmer application forms:

summer application and agreement forms PDF

faculty recommendation form PDF

Comprehensive Fee: $5,950
The fee includes:

• Tuition (two courses)
• Room (double)
• Lunch (Monday—Thursday)
• The academic excursion to Naples, Pompeii, and Capri
• Required Italian health insurance

The fee does not include travel to and from the program. Students may wish to have additional insurance.

Any college or university student in good standing is eligible. Applicants must submit an official transcript of their undergraduate record at time of application. Admissions are on a rolling basis. The number of places is approximately 45. Application deadline: March 15, 2009.

A limited amount of financial aid is available for Trinity College students.

A $50 processing fee is required with the application. A $500 nonrefundable deposit is required upon acceptance of admission to the program. The balance of the comprehensive fee is due by May 1, 2009.

Each participant is required to have a passport and a student visa. Instructions for securing them will be provided after acceptance of admission to the program. Orientation materials are provided to participants prior to departure.