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TITLE OF THE COURSE

Sapienza Summer School

(English-taught course)

Directors of the course

Organising structure

Prof. Lucilla Anselmino

Prof. Nunzio Allocca

Faculty of Humanities

Training and professional aims of the course

Target students

Admission requirements

Course times and locations

Dates

Hours

The course, addressed to foreign students, is dedicated to Italian language and culture. It consists of two independent parallel courses, taught in English and in

Italian, both with a final assessment test.

The Summer School exploits the extraordinary cultural heritage of Rome and its surrounding territory, and will consist of a series of conferences, language and cultural courses, as well as guided visits to the most important artistic and monumental sites of the city.

Foreign students

The course is open to foreign students holding a secondary school diploma or an equivalent qualification earned abroad and/or enrolled in a

University course. Documentation should be presented in one of the main European languages (English,

French, Italian, German, Spanish and Portuguese)

Faculty of Humanities

Monday to Friday, 9am-1pm; 3.30pm-6.30pm

July 6th -18th, 2015

100 hours ( 75% of attendance is required to receive the certificate of attendance and 4 ECTS credits)

Teaching staff

Academics of the Faculty of Humanities and members of the following Scientific Committee:

Nunzio Allocca

Lucilla Anselmino

Claudia Cieri Via

Francesco De Renzo

Giovannella Desideri

Paola Giunchi

Sabine Koesters

Federico Masini

Ugo Rubeo

Teaching organisation

Course programme

Maria Serena Sapegno

Franca Sinopoli

Francesca Romana Stasolla

Carla Subrizi

Maria Antonietta Visceglia

Lectures, linguistic laboratories, guided visits

Module 1

Conferences:

Roman archaeology and history

– The Origin of Rome between East and West

– The Rome of Augustus

– Public life and entertainment (the Forum and

Colosseum) and places of worship and religion: temples, mithraea, catacombs

Literature, Philosophy, Society

– Dante’s Italy

– Machiavelli and the European Renaissance

– Leopardi and Modernity

Art and style

– Michelangelo and Renaissance in Rome

Music

– Verdi and Italian Opera

Cinema

– The Rome of Fellini and Pasolini

Culture and institutions

– “Made in Italy”: fashion, style, design

Module 2

Italian language and culture

Study visits:

– From the Forum of Augustus to the Basilica of St.

Clemente

– Palatine and Coliseum

– Appian Way and Catacombs of S. Callisto

– Pantheon, Navona Square, Church of St. Luigi dei

Francesi

Assessment

ECTS

Contacts

– Palazzo Massimo Museum and Church of St. Maria degli Angeli

– St. Peter’s Basilica and Castel S. Angelo

– Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel

– Capitoline Hill, Jewish Ghetto and Tiber Island

– Galleria Borghese and Borghese Park

– MAXXI (National Museum of 21st Century Arts),

Auditorium, Bridge of Music

Other itineraries and cultural events will be suggested for the weekend and for the late afternoon/evening

Final test

4 ECTS

Presidency of the Faculty Humanities

Address: Piazzale A. Moro 5, 00185 ROME

Phone: +39 0649913140

E-mail: summerschoolsapienza@uniroma1.it

1400 Euro (living expenses not included)

Tuitions fees

Special rates, scholarships and accommodation

Number of students

Payment deadline

For Erasmus students, tuition fees are 700 EUR

(instead of 1400 EUR). For scholarships and special lodging agreements please contact our staff at sapienzasummerschool@uniroma1.it

Minimum number: 20 students for each programme

Maximum number: 30 students for each programme

The deadline for payments is May 31st, 2015

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