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Programs are designed for students in many majors. You will learn about a foreign country through field trips, special activities, and individual travel. Semester program students live in apartments and those in the Intensive Italian-Language Program live with a family. Kristen, a Kent State Fall 2006 alum of the Florence Semester, said this: I enjoyed the program very much. I thought the faculty were very informative and flexible with letting us fully utilize this opportunity. I miss Florence already!
PROGRAMS IN FLORENCE: SEMESTER AND SUMMER ► A comprehensive Semester in Florence both Fall and Spring semesters offer courses that satisfy a variety of undergraduate interests and needs, including history, geography, philosophy, politics, art, music, theatre, architecture and language, all allowing for an emphasis on Italian and European issues, as well as an array of courses concentrating on various aspects of Italian civilization and culture, including art, music, history, literature, and politics.
Florence Semester TENTATIVE SPRING 2009 Calendar ▪ Thursday, January 8: Depart U.S.A. ▪ Friday, January 9:: Arrival - move into apartments
▪ Monday, January 19: Classes Begin ▪ March 23 - 29: Spring Break Week ▪ Math 8: Last day of classes ▪ May 11 - 15: Final Examinations ► An Intensive Italian-Language Program offered during the summer session, enables students to complete 14 semester hours of Italian language, complete with an Italian family homestay which provides for a total-immersion experience. Kent State students can satisfy their foreign language requirement with this program. Details here. ► Courses which are part of special Kent State University programs: Architecture, Fashion Design and Merchandising, and Interior Design. Students interested in participating in the Florence Semester and in taking one or two classes in those areas should apply for admission to the Florence Semester. Applicants should indicate on their application the area of specialized interest. Approval for enrolment in specialized program courses will be based on student qualifications for the course involved as determined by the respective program. |
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Judith Carroll, Program Manager Office of International Affairs Van Campen Hall, Kent State University P. O. Box 5190, Kent OH 44242-0001 Telephone: 330/672-0916 Fax: 330/672-4025 Email: florence@kent.edu Updated: 1 July 2008 |