Cornell in Turin: New Summer Session Program in Turin, Italy: June 3-23
Ithaca College students can register for GOVT 3323: European Politics and:
· Spend three weeks in Italy studying with Cornell professors
· Learn about European politics in an Italian context
The Cornell Summer Program in Turin is designed for students who want to learn about European politics from an Italian perspective and to immerse themselves in a city rich with history and culture. The program is organized by the Cornell Institute for European Studies, with the support of the
du/ss/">School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions at Cornell University, the San Giacomo Foundation, and the Luigi Einaudi Foundation.
The interdisciplinary program course, GOVT 3323: European Politics, will be taught by Cornellfaculty and hosted at the Einaudi Foundation in the majestic Palazzo d'Azeglio in downtownTurin. The program also features two weekend excursions.
The program is open to all fee-paying undergraduate students; participants do not need to be currently enrolled in Cornell. No knowledge of Italian is required. Students may register for the program with Summer Sessions in B20 Day Hall.
For further information, contact Sydney Van Morgan, Associate Director of CIES, atsydney.vanmorgan@cornell.edu or visit http://cies.einaudi.cornell.edu/turin.
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