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Study Abroad at NYU Florence

by: New York University

8.33 (15)Verified

Study at NYU Florence and experience one of the world's most culturally significant cities. Students live either on the NYU Florence estate or in an apartment or homestay in downtown Florence. Take full advantage of the city’s many historic and cultural offerings through faculty-led trips throughout the city and the Tuscan region. NYU’s academic center is housed on La Pietra, a 57-acre estate si...

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Program Highlights

Choose from courses in areas like art history, business, fashion, Italian language, and prelaw.

Get involved through volunteer opportunities, including helping Italian students learn English at local schools, and conducting tours in English in nearby churches.

Experience the wonders of Florence on outings on staff-planned trips to the Medici Chapels, the Accademia Gallery, the Gucci and Ferragamo museums, and the Arcetri Observatory.

Explore the culture and landscape of Italy on day and weekend trips to places like Viareggio, the Cinecittà movie studios in Rome, Cinque Terre National Park, and more.

Live in guaranteed housing, available to all students enrolled at NYU Florence.

Quick Details

Locations:
  • Florence, Italy
Availability
Year(s) OfferedYear RoundTerms Available:
  • Fall
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Academic Year
Age Requirement:Varies
Types & Subjects
Subjects & Courses:
  • African Studies
  • Anthropology
  • Art & Fine Arts
  • See more
Guidelines:
  • All Nationalities
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Overall Rating

8.33

Total Reviews

15

Program was great; I had already gotten education...

March 05, 2009by: DLebowitz - Italy

Program: Study Abroad at NYU Florence

8

Program was great; I had already gotten education in Italian, and going to Italy for the first time was good because the NYU program organized trips and excursions for us to see Italian culture, history & social life.

I spent my freshman year in Florence, Italy...

March 07, 2009by: Daniela - Italy

Program: Study Abroad at NYU Florence

8

I spent my freshman year in Florence, Italy and I honestly loved it. The people were friendly, transportation was easy, and traveling to other cities was inexpensive. The La Pietra NYU program campus is beautiful.

Looking for a vacation? Florence is your...

March 07, 2009by: Kyle M. - Italy

Program: Study Abroad at NYU Florence

8

Looking for a vacation? Florence is your place. Looking for a new cultural experience away from America? Go someplace else.

Program Details

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Locations

  • Florence, Italy

Types and Subjects

  • Subjects & Courses
  • African Studies
  • Anthropology
  • Art & Fine Arts

Availability

Years Offered: Year Round

Terms Available:
  • Fall
  • Spring
  • Summer

Age Requirement

Age Requirement Varies

Guidelines

All Nationalities

This Program is also open to Solo

Program Cost Includes

  • Tuition & Fees
  • Academic Advising
  • Academic Credit

Accommodation Options

  • Apartment/Flat
  • Dormitory
  • Home-stays

Qualifications & Experience

    Language Skills Required

  • English

    Accepted Education Levels

  • High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)

Application Procedures

  • Online Application
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Study at NYU Florence and experience one of the world's most culturally significant cities. Students live either on the NYU Florence estate or in an apartment or homestay in downtown Florence. Take full advantage of the city’s many historic and cultural offerings through faculty-led trips throughout the city and the Tuscan region. NYU’s academic center is housed on La Pietra, a 57-acre estate situated in the hills above Florence. The beautiful, historic estate contains five 15th-century villas where students live and learn. Villa La Petra, for instance, features a museum showcasing a collection of early Renaissance art and furnishings. Villa Ulivi has classrooms, a computer lab, a book reserve reading room, and a cafe. And Villa Natalia contains staff offices, a lounge, a small gym, and ...

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