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PROGRAM CODE |
PRICE |
DATES |
| Summer I 2010 (3 credits) |
RISU1A |
$5,700* |
May 19 - June 26 |
| Summer I 2010 (6 credits) |
RISU1B |
$6,800* |
May 19 - June 26 |
| Summer II 2010 (3 credits) |
RISU2A |
$5,700* |
June 30 - August 7 |
| Summer II 2010 (6 credits) |
RISU2B |
$6,800* |
June 30 - August 7 |
Language Eligibility: open to all levels of Italian.
For additional
eligibility requirements such as minimum GPA, click here.
Total contact hours: 45-90 per summer session.
15 contact hours = 1 semester credit; 10 contact hours = 1 quarter unit.
Possible U.S. Credits: 3-6 semester credits per summer session. Normal course load is 1-2 classes per semester.
*Certain courses (i.e. art history and others) may require field trips and/or activity fees which students must pay for on their own and
are not included in the program fees. In addition, students must pay a damage deposit of
€100 and a key deposit of €50 in cash upon moving into their university housing.
Final transcript is issued by John Cabot University.
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SUMMER COURSE OFFERINGS - 2010
As John Cabot University has such a large number of courses, only the subject areas are listed below. To see Course Descriptions, Course Offerings and Timetable, please click on the links below.
Summer students take 1 or 2 courses per session, for a minimum of 3 credits and a maximum of 6.
(Cost varies based on number of credits - see prices above.)
Unless otherwise indicated, all courses carry 3 semester hours of credit (45 contact hours).
It is not mandatory to take
Italian language during the summer program, but taking Italian will assist you greatly
during your daily life in Italy. Most courses taught at JCU require the use of personal computers. While PCs are available in the computer labs, students are strongly urged to bring a laptop with them in order to facilitate their course work.
All students MUST get DOUBLE the number of courses approved by their academic advisor
than they actually plan to take, in case of changes in
course availability or schedule conflicts. That way, if a course is full or cancelled, or
the courses you want to take meet at the same time,
you'll already have back-ups that you know your school will accept.
Please note: a limited number of classes have additional lab fees for academic field trips
that must be paid by the student.
-Courses numbered 100-299 are freshman, sophomore, or other introductory level courses.
-Courses numbered 300-399 are junior or senior level courses, requiring background in the material.
-Courses numbered 400-499 are senior level courses. Students should ensure that they have completed the prerequisites listed at the end of many course descriptions.
Course offerings are subject to change. The University reserves the right to cancel courses with insufficient enrollment, and the curriculum is subject to change as a result of ongoing curricular revisions and program development.
Click here for Course Descriptions.
Please note: More detailed syllabi are usually posted next to the
timetable, shortly before the beginning of the term (link below).
Click here for the Summer 2010 Timetables - simply click "Summer I" or "Summer II."
SUBJECT AREAS: (not all subject areas are offered during every term)
ART HISTORY
ARCHAEOLOGY
STUDIO ART
BUSINESS
CLASSICAL STUDIES
COMMUNICATIONS
COMPUTER SCIENCE
ECONOMICS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENGLISH LITERATURE
FINANCE
HISTORY
HUMANITIES
ITALIAN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
JOURNALISM
LATIN
LAW
MANAGEMENT
MARKETING
MATHEMATICS
MEDIA STUDIES
MUSIC
NATURAL SCIENCE
PHILOSOPHY
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PSYCHOLOGY
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
SOCIOLOGY
THEATRE
THEATRE & FILM STUDIES
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