Romance Studies Study Abroad in Italy

Unlike many other study abroad programs, Athena offers its students programs that are focused on intense, cultural immersion which puts them in touch with the locals of their host country, elements of the host culture, and other international students from around the world to ensure a well-rounded, diverse experience.

Live, study and intern abroad in the famous sun-kissed town of Sorrento, Italy in southern Italy. Take courses in Social Sciences, Business, Natural Science, Humanities, Italian Studies and Architecture. Course highlights include History of the Mafia, Vulcanology, Archaeology, Creative Writing and International Business. All courses are accredited through US partner institution.

Not only do we have English courses in over 30 destinations. We also offer Spanish, French, German, Italian and Chinese courses across the world. Our flexible range of courses start every Monday – choose the length and intensity of your studies along with your special interest classes.

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LCA is dedicated to providing students with the opportunity to study internationally for an affordable cost. We believe that study abroad is an chance for personal and academic growth. Programs in Spain, France and Italy are offered.

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The art and history of the Italian Renaissance can be studied in many places. Only Florence, though, does the rich interaction between Medieval Europe and classical antiquity - the embodiment of the Renaissance - truly come alive.