Live and study in the "The Eternal City"
Rome is a city of layers, both physically and historically. As you stroll through the centre of this important world capital, the structures of ancient Rome, Renaissance and Baroque Rome, and modern Rome are intermixed, as each period in the history has had profound influences on those, which followed.
UNB Intersession in Rome will provide participants with the opportunity to appreciate, study, and explore those layers as they live as the Romans do and are taught in the city as their classroom—in its museums, churches, archaeological sites, and streets.
In the first session participants will make a three-day trip to Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance. In the second session they will make a three-day trip to the Bay of Naples to visit the sites and museums in that region, including Pompeii.
