UGA Studies Abroad - Cortona, Italy


Location Cortona, Province of Arezzo, Tuscany
Sponsor University of Georgia
Affiliated Host Institution None
Begins - Ends Spring: February 1-April 30, 2008
Summer: June 6-August 10, 2008
Fall: August 29- November 21, 2008
Duration Semester: 13 weeks; Summer: 8 weeks
Deadline Spring: October 15, 2008
Summer: February 1, 2008
Fall: April 15, 2008
Web Site http://www.visart.uga.edu/cortona/
Contact Mr. Rick Johnson,
UGA Studies Abroad
257 West Broad. St., Studio #2
University of Georgia,
Athens, GA 30602-4102
Phone: (706) 425-2900
Fax: (706) 425-2903
E-mail: Cortona@uga.edu
Curriculum Studio Art (book arts/papermaking, ceramics, design, drawing, interior design, jewelry/metal work, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, scientific illustration and watercolor), Art History, Italian, Italian Culture.
Special Note: All courses are not offered every semester; check specific semester of interest
Instruction Form: lecture, directed field study, studio, independent study, seminar
Language of Instruction: English
Participants attend classes with: mainly U.S. students and some other international students
Faculty From: U.S.-sponsoring institution and other U.S. institutions
Qualifications Min. GPA: 2.5 overall; 3.0 in major
Min. class level: rising junior
Max. class level: graduate
Language requirement: none
Other: Studio majors present portfolio; Art History and other majors are asked to write an essay
Credit Summer: Maximum: 9 undergraduate or graduate semester hours
Semester: Minimum: 12 undergraduate or graduate semester hours; Maximum: 15 undergraduate or graduate semester hours
Estimated Cost Spring and fall: $9,670. Includes 12 semester hours of tuition, some fees, housing, some meals, excursions, study abroad insurance while with the program, ground transportation and other expenses - See contact. \ Summer: $7,640. Round-trip international airfare is NOT included; Group will meet in Italy.
Students who are not residents of Georgia or do not attend a Georgia System
University or College pay an additional $250.00. If you elect to stay more than one semester, you can realize a $500 reduction in cost.
Accommodation Pensions, hotel, and/or residence halls. Arranged by sponsoring institution
Other Details Began: 1970
Orientation: held in Italy for each session.
Misc: Activities include excursions to Naples (summer), Rome Pompeii, Tivoli, Siena, Ravenna, Florence, Perugia, Assisi, Venice.
Program alumni may be contacted