FACULTYDavid Hernandez Classics faculty, University of Notre Dame

Fr. Diego Alonso-Lasheras Gregoriana University

COURSESCLAS34200 All Roads Lead To Rome (required) Fulfills University requirement in history, literature, or fine arts

THEO 24612 Catholic Social Tradition and Migration (required) Fulfills second theology requirement

Brown Bag Italian Language and Culture (optional, no credit) Combines “survival” Italian language instruction with an introduction to Italian culture in all its regional, social, and contemporary diversity.

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The Rome Summer Program (RSP) offers an exciting opportunity for students in all fields of study to live and learn in one of the oldest and most international cities in the world. Rome provides Notre Dame undergraduates with a unique environment in which to broaden their intellectual and cultural horizons. During the five-week program students take two courses and earn six credits which can include courses that fulfill university requirements. Highlights include:

• Rome’s major sites & monuments from Romulus to Mussolini

• The Vatican

• Pompeii/Herculaneum/Naples

• Hadrian’s Imperial Villa at Tivoli

• Ostia Antica: Rome’s Imperial Port

• Centro Astalli in Rome (Jesuit Refugee Service)

• Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People

MAY 24–JUNE 28, 2017

SEE REVERSE FOR MORE DETAILS

SUMMER ROME

PROGRAM CALENDARFebruary 3: Application deadline

February 17: Decision date

April: Mandatory pre-departure orientation

May 24: Arrive in Rome

June 28: Departure

ELIGIBILITYAll Notre Dame students in good academic standing and in compliance with community standards.

PROGRAM FEE$8,100: all admitted students receive a $2,000 scholarship, which reduces the cost of the program to $6,100.

Financial assistance for summer study abroad programs is limited to private educational loans or the Federal PLUS (Parent) loan. University Scholarship is not offered for summer study abroad. Information and application procedures are available on the Office of Financial Aid website. Please note the April 25th deadline for some summer loan applications.

PROGRAM FEE INCLUDES:

• 6 Notre Dame credits

• Accommodation

• All program academic outings and field trips

• Transport to and from airport

• On-site program support from Notre Dame faculty

• HTH international health and emergency evacuation insurance

PROGRAM FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE: airfare (approx. $1,200), meals (approx. $1,500), passport and applicable visa fees, and personal spending money.

HOUSING AND MEALSStudents live in apartment-style accommodations. Flats are furnished and all students will have kitchen access. Students can cook for themselves or take advantage of the diverse dining opportunities that Rome offers. Meals are not included.

The entrance to the Rome Global Gateway is in Via Ostilia 15, in the Rione Celio (Caelian neighborhood), on the slopes of the Caelian hill, overlooking the Palatine, Aventine, and Esquiline hills. The newly restored building, which dates back to the turn of the 20th century, is painted the warm yellow ochre typical of Rome’s center. Its windows open onto Via Ostilia and two side roads, Via dei S.S. Quattro and Via Capo d’Africa.

TO APPLYVisit international.nd.edu/study-abroad

QUESTIONS? CONTACT:David S. Younger: David.Younger.4@nd.edu

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