If you would like to earn BGSU credits while living and studying in Florence, Italy, come to an informational session on Thursday, Jan. 19 in the School of Art, room 1024, at 9 p.m.

Dr. Allie Terry-Fritsch, an expert on Italian art and architecture, and Charles Kanwischer, Director of the School of Art, will introduce you to our new partner school in Florence, ISI-Florence, housed within the Renaissance palace, Palazzo Rucellai, in the historic center of the city. We are now recruiting students for the Summer Sessions in Florence!  

Summer session I will run from May 17-June 30 (six weeks)

Summer session II will run from July 1-July 29 (four weeks)

For either Summer session, students will choose two courses from the ISI course offerings, which include art history, studio, humanities and social sciences. Students will be housed in apartments in the historic city center with other students from the ISI program. All students will be given a pre-departure orientation, as well as an onsite orientation to the school and the city once you arrive. Field trips, parties and extracurricular activities are included in tuition fees.  

Dr. Terry-Fritsch and Director Kanwischer will introduce you to the exciting possibilities of study abroad in Florence and answer your questions regarding logistics of application, funding and travel. 

If you are interested in studying in Florence but cannot attend the informational session, please contact Dr. Terry-Fritsch at alterry@bgsu.edu