Cortona: a small, safe Tuscan town with numerous cultural activities that shares a 38-year tradition of goodwill and respect with the University. The government and local citizens provide generous support and encouragement to the UGA Studies Abroad Program and its students.
A rich, historical environment where students can easily merge with the normal lifestyle of a typical Italian community
Provides a challenging opportunity for the serious student who wishes to combine international travel with an intensive period of studio and classroom work.
Academic resources include a computer lab and a library.
Student facilities open extended hours for studio work & activities.
Day-long field trips throughout each semester to nearby locations such as Perugia, Assisi, Arezzo, Florence, Montepulciano, San Gimignano, Siena, Ravenna and others. Field trips occur on Saturdays and vary per session.
Overnight trips to Rome, Venice, Naples and various other cities depending on itinerary.
Full-time staff in Cortona.
Program fee includes a shared dorm-style room, breakfast everyday and dinner Monday through Friday, hotels and travel in Europe with the program, and university credit ( the maximum number of credit hours allowed will vary depending on the term you attend – normally 12-13 hours in the fall and spring, and 9-10 in the summer). For more info on costs and money matters, visit our travel section.
Studying, Working & Living in Cortona Click on an image to view larger, or use your arrow keys once the lightbox is active.
