For their entire four-year career*, students are followed by a richly diverse and dedicated team of full-time and adjunct faculty made up of award-winning scholars and professionals. Each resident student is assigned an advisor from one of our full-time faculty, who follows them throughout their undergraduate career.
We also offer students a robust array of unique and challenging Minors and a choice of two possible associate degrees: Associate of Arts in Liberal Studies and Associate of Applied Arts in International Business.
By their Junior (third) Year, students can take full advantage of our Internships through our Career Services program. Recent internship opportunities have included:
Adnkronos | Food & Agriculture Organization Of The United Nations | Proctor & Gamble |
Advicorp Investment Bank | Fulbright Commission | Quantum Solutions |
Associated Press | Italian Parliament | Radio Vaticana |
Bioversity | Italiannotebook.Com | Unilever |
Caritas Internationalis | Jolly Hotels | U.S. Embassy In Rome |
Context Travel | Marden Entertainment | Vatican Museums |
Engiweb Security | Nato Defense College | Winter Olympics Committee |
English Yellow Pages | National Geographic | World Food Programme |
As a Senior, students begin their Capstone project, a year-long closing chapter to their Major. Working closely with their faculty supervisor, the Capstone integrates theory with practice and enables students to demonstrate their mastery of what they have learned in their program of study. Depending on the discipline, the capstone project may be a thesis, a research paper with a consultancy-style presentation, a production, a screenplay or a portfolio of work.
*A three-year option is possible: Advanced standing may be granted for academic credits earned at institutions outside the university system of the United States. Candidates in possession of credentials such as the Italian Maturità, the International Baccalaureate, the British GCSE A levels and other equivalent programs will be evaluated and advanced credits granted on the basis of evaluation.