Study/Teach Abroad in Italy
Florence Summer Program
The Florence Summer Program offers our students a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a truly unique international experience that introduces them to the magnificent culture of the past and present while taking SDSU courses that help them make progress towards their degree.
Florence is an ancient and exciting city that offers much to students in both learning and enjoyment, with always something to see or do during the six weeks they will spend there.
There is no foreign language requirement to participate, and studying Italian is not required during the program.
For more information, please visit the Florence Summer Program page.
Scholarship Opportunities
Don’t miss out on the numerous study abroad scholarship opportunities available. Visit our scholarships page to learn about SDSU scholarships, as well as external scholarships and grants.
Teach in Italy
Dante Alighieri Society of Michigan's VoluntarItaly
Since 2016, the Dante Alighieri Society of Michigan has partnered with the Lombardy Diocese to offer an opportunity to live in Italy while volunteering as a counselor at a church-run summer camp. Get free accommodation, improve your Italian, and add invaluable experience to your résumé.
Study Intercultural Training Experience (SITE) Program Lombardy, Italy
The SITE (Study Intercultural Training Experience) Program is an internship opportunity for English-speaking teaching assistants in schools of Lombardy, Italy.
It is an opportunity for students or recent graduates from U.S. universities who wish to gain a better understanding of the Italian language and culture, while assisting local teachers and receiving professional training in teaching methods.
Advising
Clarissa Clò, Program Director/Advisor
Office: SH 226C
Email: [email protected]
Important Links
Class Schedule | SDSU Catalog | Academic Calendar | Canvas
