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Spend a Summer Studying Abroad in Florence at SRISA

Summer study abroad programs are a great way for students to continue learning while traveling and enjoying everything Italy and Florence offer. SRISA is a fantastic institution for students to pursue their interests and passions over the summer break. There are two sessions for summer study abroad at SRISA: Summer A and Summer B. Each session runs 4 weeks. Students can take a maximum of 6 credit hours per session. Additionally, students can attend both summer sessions over 8 weeks worth 6-12 credits.

Program Overview

SRISA offers a wide selection of 20-30 American University-level undergraduate courses over the summer. All classes, except Italian language, are taught in English. 

Summer Programs

  • Each session lasts 4 weeks with 3-6 total credit hours
  • Summer A (May-June) 
  • Summer B (June-July) 

You can find information about courses here.

Classroom Structure & Instruction

Academic Lecture Classes

Lecture classes meet two hours a day, four times a week, totaling 45 contact hours. Classes combine in-class lectures, discussions, and on-site visits and instruction. Most academic courses are reading- and writing-intensive and require a minimum of 6-9 hours of work outside of regular class time.

Studio Classes

These hands-on courses meet four hours a day, four days a week, totaling 90 contact hours. Studio courses combine practical lessons, in-class demonstrations, and slide presentations. Students go on-site to work or visit exhibits and museums relevant to the topic. Each course requires outside work and in-class critiques, both group and individual. Advanced studio courses may require written assignments and many ask students to keep a sketchbook.

Registering for Courses

  • Complete the Course Registration Form.
  • Italian Language is not required, but is highly encouraged for the enriching cultural benefit.
  • Students may enroll in a maximum of one studio course and two lecture courses total per session.
  • Students must provide alternatives to their first-choice courses, due to potential conflicts, or their course registration will be considered incomplete.

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