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Lorenzo De Medici
Florence, Italy;
Rome, Italy;
Tuscania, Italy;
Venice, Italy
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Fall, Spring, Summer, WinTerm, Year (SH) |
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| Budget Sheets |
Fall, Spring, Summer, WinTerm |
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| Term | Year | App Deadline | Decision Date | Start Date | End Date |
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| Spring | 2014 | 10/15/2013** | Rolling Admission | TBA | TBA |
| WinTerm | 2014 | 10/15/2013** | Rolling Admission | TBA | TBA |
** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline. |
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| Language of Instruction: | English, Italian | Minimum GPA: | 2.80 |
| Class Eligibility: | Junior, Senior, Sophomore | Language Courses Offered: | Yes |
| Internships Available: | No | Faculty Led: | No |
| Exchange Program: | No | ||
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Program Overview
Lorenzo De Medici (LdM) was founded in Florence, Italy in 1973 and is one of Italy's most comprehensive, well-established international study abroad institutions. In addition to the main campus in Florence, students also have to opportunity to study at one of LdM's campuses located in Rome, Tuscania, or Venice. LdM a registered and authorized institution by Italy's Ministry of Education.LdM hosts over 2500 students each year from all over the world. Students attending LdM gain first-hand experience of the cultural richness and inspiring environment of both historical and contemporary Italy.
The education opportunities offered at LdM are deeply grounded in their surrounding environments, offering students an authentic intercultural learning experience. LdM integrates formal university-level learning with an emphasis on personal growth, individual engagement, and community responsibility.
Location
The main campus is located in Florence, but students may also study at one of the campuses located in Rome, Tuscania or Venice.Florence
The Florence LdM campus is one of the largest international schools in Italy. The twelve campus buildings are located in the history city center near the famous Duomo Cathedral and next to the bustling San Lorenzo market and church.
Rome
LdM Rome is located near the city's center. "The Eternal City" in its unparalleled history, has developed its own flavor, both as an ancient and modern world capital. The city fuses the feel of a large metropolis with small lively neighborhoods and picturesque districts with hills, piazzas, fountains, cobbled streets and churches.
Tuscania
LdM Tuscania is situated in an elegantly modern structure int he old town center and incorporated into the medieval stone walls. This historic hilltop town is located in the Lazio region of central Italy, in the countryside of Maremma.
Venice
Located in norther Italy, Venice is home to around 275,000 citizens. The Venice LdM campus is located near the center of the city. Throughout the city many Venetian coffee shops, cafes, markets and trattorie can be found.
Courses
LdM offers over 400 different courses in 32 academic subject areas. All courses are taught in English with the exception of Italian language courses and those courses clearly specified that Italian is the language of instruction. Italian language courses are not require, but highly recommended. See the below brochures for background on each area, and the courses offered.Archaeology and Classical Studies; Anthropology and Cultural Studies.pdf
Art History; Restoration.pdf
Fashion Design, Marketing, and Merchandising; Interior Design and Architecture; Jewelry Design.pdf
Film, Video and Mixed Media; Music, Cinema and Theatre Studies; Dance, Music and Theatre Performance.pdf
Geography and Environmental Studies; Culinary and Nutritional Arts.pdf
Graphic Design; International Business; Communications.pdf
Italian Language and Culture.pdf
Political Science and International Studies; Peace Studies; History.pdf
Printmaking, Photography; Painting, Drawing and Mixed Media; Sculpture and Ceramics.pdf
Psychology and Sociology; Philosophy and Religious Studies; Literature and Writing; Gender Studies.pdf
The typical semester course load at LdM is 15 to 16 credits (4-5 classes); the winter and summer session course load is 6 credits (2 classes). Students are required to work with their academic advisor or program director to select courses that will transfer back to UW-Stout.
Select a semester below to see what courses are being offered.
Florence Spring 2012 - Fall 2012
Rome Spring 2012 - Fall 2012
Tuscania Spring 2012 - Fall 2012
Venice Spring 2012 - Fall 2012
Full Ldm Academic Catalogue- 2012-2013 LdM Academic Catalogue.pdf
Three Cities Program
Can't decide which city to go to? Check out LdM's "One Semester - Three Cities" program. The Three Cities program is also a great way to experience local and regional differences within Italy. Locations include Tuscania, Rome, and either Florence or Venice. Students will have a pre-determined list of courses to take. For more information on the Three Cities program including required classes, check out this site.
Living Arrangements
LdM housing in Florence, Tuscania and Venice offers single and double occupancy rooms in shared apartments, with 2-8 housemates. Housing in Rome is only available on a double occupancy basis. LdM also offers a homestay option in Florence, Tuscania and Rome.The apartment option is best for those who want to live independently. All apartments are centrally located and within walking distance of LdM campuses. All apartments are fully furnished, composed of an equipped kitchen, one or two bathrooms with shower, and bedrooms with beds, desks and wardrobes.
Students will be responsible for purchasing food and cooking daily meals.
Passport/Visa/Travel
Passport: Students will need to have a passport study in Italy. The current passport fee is $135. If you already have a valid U.S. passport, be sure to check the dates of validity – your passport must be valid six months beyond your return date.Visa: Students studying in Italy longer than 90 days will be required to obtain a student visa. The current visa fee is € 60. LdM and the Office of International Education will be able to assist you with this process. The visa application process will require your physical appearance to the Chicago Consulate.
Travel: Students are responsible for making their own travel arrangements to and from Italy. Depending on the starting and ending date of the term, students may have the option of traveling in Europe before or after the program.
