Study Abroad Programs in Naples, Italy
Featured Provider of the Month
with Seamester Study Abroad at Sea
2 Naples, Italy Study Abroad Programs
International TEFL and TESOL
10
3
Several reasons make Italy a popular travel and teaching destination in Europe. Begin your adventure by enrolling in one of our TEFL/TESOL courses online! Use the coupon code GoAbroad15 upon checkout to receive 15% off any course. Take advantage of our Super Sale! Choose from a selection of accredited online TEFL courses, with prices starting from €53. Our 60-hour, 120-hour, 180-hour, and level 5 online TEFL and TESOL courses will prepare you for teaching abroad in a classroom setup and teaching online from the comfort of your own home. Every module features text, videos, quizzes, and a personal tutor to guide you through the course, providing positive feedback. Throughout the course, you will get the opportunity to submit lesson plans to experienced TESOL teachers, gaining valuable feedback from experts who have been teaching abroad for years! We have contacts all over the world, allowing us to help with your trip. You can get your 120-hour TEFL certificate online through ITT, at your own pace, in the comfort of your own home. Start your accredited TEFL/TESOL certification online now – your first step to being an English teacher. Where will you go from there? You decide!
Art History Abroad
9.67
3
This 6-week Gap Year Course travels through Italy three times a year—Spring (January to early March), Early Summer (April to June), and Autumn (October to December). You will visit Venice, Castelfranco Bologna, Florence, Siena, and Roma, with day trips to San Gimignano, Verona, Naples, and Pompei. We use art and architecture to cover all subjects, be it history, art history, philosophy, politics, music and literature. For AHA, teaching students how to form a "habit" of creativity is something we take very seriously. This is why we have numerous creative sessions incorporated, allowing students to experiment with watercolors, sketching, creative writing, paper marbling, rowing in the Venice Canal, cooking classes, etc. We hope to help students form new ideas and have the confidence to articulate them. Our Gap Year is a wonderfully ambitious program with interests that spread from the ancient world in Rome and Naples to the Renaissance in Florence and contemporary art in Venice. You will learn about Leonardo, appreciate Titian, and understand why we should know about Michelangelo.
A Guide to Studying Abroad in Naples
Popular Ways to Study in Naples
Many students look to Rome first when considering study abroad in Italy; however, Naples has sites and history that even the capital can’t top (here’s to you, Pompeii).
Popular subjects to study. Students interested in delving into the history of the Roman Empire and architecture will feel right at home in Naples. With ancient buildings such as the Castel Nuovo, Castel dell’Ovo, or Castel Sant’Elmo, students can learn about history first-hand. Pompeii is a vast archaeological site located near the Bay of Naples. The town was destroyed and buried with the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79 and features the excavated ruins where students and tourists alike can explore. Lastly, studying Latin is a popular option for students who wish to develop their knowledge of the language. After all, it is estimated that over 60 percent of English words originate from Latin!
Short term and summer programs vs. long term programs. Students looking to study a specific subject (for example, if you have a strong interest in Naples’s architecture), a short term or summer program might be beneficial for you. However, if you are looking to take in a larger breadth of Naples, a long term program might be the right fit. You can chose a program that focuses on the rise of Roman Civilization or you might find a semester worth of Latin more worthwhile. Don’t be afraid to do your homework, you will be surprised at all the programs you can find!
Attending universities vs. other program types. There are plenty of programs to be found through international institutions, however, it is important to first consider any programs offered through your own university. If you are looking to get the full experience of Naples, consider researching local universities and directly applying to them. You might even look into the University of Naples Federico II; it was founded in 1224 and is the oldest public, non-religious university in the world. Neat, huh?
Popular Providers
Latest Program Reviews
Popular Searches
to get exclusive discounts on meaningful travel programs!
