The Â鶹¾«Ñ¡Florence Center runs events year-round both in-person and on-demand. Events are open to undergraduate and graduate students studying abroad in Italy for a semester, summer or a full academic year.
When you study at Â鶹¾«Ñ¡Florence, you will enjoy a comprehensive academic and cultural program. In addition to completing a full course load, you have many opportunities to get acquainted with Florence and Italy. Our ongoing events include activities that introduce students to Italian life and culture, art, history, food, and so much more!
Our faculty provide an outstanding education in the classroom and out, capitalizing on the Florentine setting with city walks, museum visits, cultural experiences, and field trips.
Our Florence-based staff is there to help you get settled and is available all year round to assist with everything from a medical emergency to a restaurant recommendation.
This 20-minute video takes you back into Florence’s history to learn how the city is laid out, where its major landmarks are, and how to get around. Our local housing partner created this video for KSU students, and you’ll get a sneak peek at what to expect upon arrival.
Join Fabrizio Ricciardelli, Director of the Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ Florence Center for a tour of Florence. In less than 10 minutes, you’ll get a clear idea of what to expect!
It's essential for students in today's society to develop a global perspective during their education. Learn more about how you can do this through participating in an education abroad program at Â鶹¾«Ñ¡.
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Students pursuing careers in health-related fields (such as Public Health, Nursing, Medicine, or Pharmacy) can take a total of seven credits in Florence for one month during the summer. All courses are available at the undergraduate and graduate level. This study abroad program offers a unique opportunity to appreciate the impact of health sciences through an international lens.
Spending one or two semesters abroad is a fully immersive experience which allows you to live like a true Florentine, soaking up the culture and academics over time. All majors are welcome and all courses are taught in English. In addition to all levels of Italian language, you’ll find a variety of courses in many disciplines. Students live with others from Kent State, while attending classes from KSU professors.
