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TuscaniaSetting | Program Options | Courses | Calendar | Costs | Language | Examinations | Applications | AccommodationsSettingTuscania is a small town situated
close on the edge of the Maremma area of Viterbo, Lake Bolsena and the
Thyrrenium Sea. The town is rich in examples of Etruscan, Roman and Medieval
civilizations. The School is located in an elegant 17th century building in the old town center. It is by the medieval walls and close to one of the main gates of the town. School facilities include computer labs, art studios and a library. The Lorenzo de Medici School of Tuscania takes advantage of the resources of the town and region in the courses offered. Courses focus on the Etruscan civilization in its various aspects, the artistic wealth of Tuscania during the different periods, and the gastronomic tradition of the region. The university collaborates with local authorities and the University of Florence to allow students the opportunity to actively participate in the cultural and social life of the region in the true spirit of international education. Classes are conducted by experienced international and Italian faculty. Many courses, are taught both in the classroom and outside, and include practical seminars, excursions and guided visits.
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| Fall 2011 3-City Program | |
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| Summer: June 2011 |
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| Summer: July 2011 |
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Fall 2011
January 2012 Intersession
Spring 2012
Summer 2011
Summer 2012
Archaeology Field School dates in 2011 are:
June 2-28, 2012 - Accesa Lake
June 28-July 28, 2012 - Tuscania
July 26-August 20, 2012 - Erimi (Cyprus)
Fall 2011 and Spring 2012:
$7150 for Italian plus four 3-credit courses; $6,650 for Italian (6 credits) plus three 3-credit courses; $3,950 for 16 credits of Italian;
January 2012 Intersession: $2,750 for any two courses, $2,250 for Italian + one elective course, $1,500 for one course, $1,150 for Italian (4 credits).
Summer 2012: $2,650 for any two courses in June or July; $1650, one elective; $950, Italian (3 credits); $2100, Italian + one elective
$4,550 for Archaeology Field School (6 credits and including housing) in Acesa and Tuscania; and in Erimi, Cyprus - $4,900
$3,300 for Painting Workshop (6 credits)
Tuition includes airport group pickup service from Rome Airport and bus transfer to Tuscania on day of arrival; bus transfer from Tuscania to Rome airport on day of departure; and for semester programs, Italian health insurance. See Accommodations below for housing costs.
All classes are taught in English except language classes and those specified as taught in Italian.
Examinations
and CertificatesStudents can choose two three-credit courses during the summer session and four three-credit courses plus Italian language during the semester sessions. The program offers a transcript and identifies credit for a student's home university. At the conclusion of the program, participants will receive a transcript from Lorenzo de'Medici (through EHI) that is necessary to transfer credit. Those interested in obtaining credit must arrange for their own institution's acceptance of credit. Credit earned at Lorenzo de'Medici is generally accepted by US and Canadian colleges and universities.
Persons who wish to apply should complete the application and send by mail or electronically to the European Heritage Institute. See details of the application process.
| EHI Standard Application | (PDF) | (Word) |
| Fall Semester Registration Form | (PDF) | (Word) |
| Spring Semester Registration Form | (PDF) | (Word) |
| Summer Registration Form | (PDF) | (Word) |
| Intersession Registration Form | (PDF) | (Word) |
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Students can make their own housing arrangements or request European Heritage Institute's (EHI) services. EHI will discuss housing options with applicants and help identify the best available accommodations at the time of application that meet needs and preferences. Based on their selection, participants will receive housing assistance and make arrangements (available at the time of request). LdM options include a single or double room in a student-shared apartment or family-stay arrangement. For the January Intersession, LdM offers a three-week stay in a shared room at Hotel Tuscania, including a continetal breakfast.
Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 Housing Information: $2400 for a double room or $2,800 for a single plus $300 deposit in a student apartment for the semester. (Fall 2012 will be similar).
January Intersession: $725 in Bed and Breakfast in a shared room, including Italian breakfast, 4 lunches/dinners per week, utilities, internet
Summer 2011 Housing Information: $700 for a double room and $900 for a single room for one month plus $300 deposit. Homestay is 650 Euro (estimated at $925) for room and half-board (Monday - Friday).
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