Incontri internazionali alla Sapienza
Grafica: Ufficio stampa e comunicazione
Immagine: Archivio dell’Ufficio stampa e comunicazione
Diderot e l’Italia
Diderot et l’Italie
Colloquio franco italiano
Colloque franco-italien
Summer School Directors
Nunzio Allocca, Lucilla Anselmino
Secretariat
Directorate of the Faculty
of Arts and Humanities
Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5
00185 Rome - IT
summerschoolsapienza@uniroma1.it
http://en.uniroma1.it/study-us/summer-school
Sapienza
Summer School 2015
Sapienza Summer School 2015
in Italian Language and Culture
Module I: Conferences
6-18 July 2015, Rome, Italy
Join us this summer at Sapienza
Course in the English Language
Course in the Italian Language
Roman archaeology and history
Roman archaeology and history
– The Origin of Rome between
– The Origin of Rome between
East and West
East and West
– The Rome of Augustus
– The Rome of Augustus
– Public life and entertainment
– Public life and entertainment
Learning Italian and getting to know Italian culture is one
of the most rewarding features of coming to Sapienza. It’s why
we have created the Sapienza Summer School, where students
from all over the world can study and discover the many aspects
of Italian literature, art, cinema, etc., and perfect their language skills.
(the Forum and Colosseum)
and places of worship and religion:
and places of worship and religion:
temples, mithraea, catacombs
temples, mithraea, catacombs
Literature, Philosophy, Society
Literature, Philosophy, Society
– Dante’s Italy
– Dante’s Italy
– Machiavelli and the European
– Giordano Bruno: from the ancient
Courses are taught by enthusiastic instructors who provide students
with unique insights into the many layers of Italy.
(the Forum and Colosseum)
closed world to the infinite universe
Renaissance
– Leopardi and Modernity
Art and style
Art and style
– Michelangelo and Renaissance
– Caravaggio and Baroque Rome
in Rome
Programme Structure
Sapienza Summer School consists of two independent
Science
and parallel courses, taught in English and Italian,
both with a final assessment test, and both include guided visits
– Galilei and modern science
Music
Music
to the most important artistic and monumental sites of the city.
– Verdi and Italian Opera
– Verdi and Italian Opera
Cinema
Cinema
– The Rome of Fellini and Pasolini
– The Rome of Fellini and Pasolini
Culture and institutions
Culture and institutions
– “Made in Italy”:
– “Made in Italy”:
A 75% of attendance is requested to receive the certificate
of attendance and the accreditation of 4 ECTS.
Fees and living expenses
fashion, style, design
Fees and living expenses. The tuition costs 1400 EUR.
Living expenses are non included in the tuition fees,
participants are responsible for their travel expenses ad visa
if necessary. For scholarships, special agreements for lodging
and more information please contact our staff at
sapienzasummerschool@uniroma1.it
fashion, style, design
Module II: 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
– Palazzo Massimo Museum and Church of St. Maria degli Angeli
– St. Peter’s Basilica and Castel S. Angelo
– Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
Schedule & Deadlines
– Capitoline Hill, Jewish Ghetto and Tiber Island
Deadline for submission of applications: 30 April 2015
– Galleria Borghese and Borghese Park
Deadline for payments of tuition fees:
31 May 2015
– MAXXI (National Museum of 21st Century Arts), Auditorium, Bridge of Music
Summer School Dates: 6-18 July 2015
Other itineraries and cultural events will be suggested for the weekend and for the late afternoon/evening