Learn Italian Studying Abroad in Italy

Do you have a foreign language requirement? If so, studying Italian in Italy means you get to practice in real-time settings, like when you order your morning expresso, or say “buongiorno” to your professor in the morning. Plus, you get to pick up on local dialects, which isn’t something you always get in a language lab. Also, Italy borders with France, Switzerland, Austrian and Slovenia so you may pick up a few other foreign phrases as you go along!

Live and Learn History with Study Abroad in Italy
The history of Italy comes alive when you study there; for one thing, you are literally walking on soil that has a legacy (think Roman Empire). Plus, Italy has 51 UNESCO Heritage sites which is more than any country in the world, with enough art and architecture, museums and monuments (about 100,000 just FYI) to keep you enthralled, even if history is an elective.

Art and Architecture Appreciation
If you happen to be majoring in art or architecture, or just want an enriching experience, a Study Abroad in Italy should be top choice. See the Sistine Chapel, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Trevi Fountain, Michelangelo’s ‘David’, Da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’ and works by Bernini, Raphael and Caravaggio. “When in Rome… !” It is these extra ingredients to education that sometimes affect us the most!