Dates and Fees

Dates

Dates for each site can be found below.  You can jump to your site’s calendar by clicking the corresponding link here: Ferrara, Florence, Rome

To jump to program fee information, click here.

Dates for the Italian Master’s programs can be found on the Graduate website here.

Important information for arranging travel

¹⁾ It is highly recommended that students adhere to the arrival date so as to settle in before orientation as they must attend all meetings.

²⁾ Attendance at orientation is mandatory. During the orientation period students should plan to stay in their city of study for the weekend as meetings may be scheduled during that time.

³⁾  A detailed timetable of orientation meetings and events will be sent to students via email.

⁴⁾ Please note that seminar sections, test, midterm and final exam schedules will vary by course.  Students should not make travel plans until they have registered for courses at the beginning of the semester in Italy and are aware of the calendar. Classes, seminar meetings, exams or assignments will not be rescheduled to accommodate travel.

⁵⁾The School in Italy will make the necessary travel arrangements to attend the portion of orientation held at the Sede in Florence for students studying in Ferrara and Rome.

Ferrara 2021-2022

Fall

The fall semester typically begins during the first week of September and runs until late January.

*All dates subject to change

Spring

The spring semester typically begins during the second week of February and runs until late June.  Exact dates for Spring 2022 will be posted once available.

*All dates subject to change

Florence 2021-2022

Fall

*All dates subject to change
**Students may not move into the student residence hall before September 4.  Students may remain in the residence hall until December 31. 
***Italy currently requires international visitors to undergo a 14-day quarantine upon arrival.  Therefore, both program orientation and the first week of classes will take place online.
ºDepending on the university calendar, students may have the option to take their university exams in January, but are strongly encouraged to take them in December considering that fall semester housing is only guaranteed through December 31.

Spring

*All dates subject to change

Rome 2021-2022

Fall (Applicable to academic year students only.  Rome is not a fall-only option).

*All dates subject to change

**Italy currently requires international visitors to undergo a 14-day quarantine upon arrival.  Therefore, both program orientation and the first week of classes will take place online.

Spring

*All dates subject to change

Fees

Fees for the Italian Master’s programs can be found on the Graduate website here.

2022-2023 Fees

Semester Tuition (includes health insurance): $17,290
Year Tuition (includes health insurance): $34,580

Middlebury College students pay an additional $1,900 study abroad fee per semester.

Estimated Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Ferrara

Estimated Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Florence

Estimated Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Rome

Note: Personal expenses cover some basic necessities (local transportation, cell phone, bank fees, program-sponsored excursions, etc.) and do not include your discretionary spending (e.g. entertainment, fitness, and travel). All fees are subject to change. Exchange rate used: €1 = $1.15.

We recognize there may be additional expenses related to COVID (required testing, quarantine, etc.), which we will calculate to the best of our ability prior to the program start date.

2021-2022 Fees

Semester Tuition (includes health insurance): $16,785
Year Tuition (includes health insurance): $33,570

Middlebury College students pay an additional $1,850 study abroad fee per semester.

Estimated Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Ferrara

Estimated Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Florence

*For the fall 2021 semester, all undergraduates in Florence are required to reside at The Student Hotel.  Using the €1 : $1.20 exchange rate, students will be charged a total of USD $4,308 for their room.  Board will be paid on a monthly basis and will vary based on the meal plan students select.

Estimated Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Rome

Note: Personal expenses cover some basic necessities (local transportation, cell phone, bank fees, program-sponsored excursions, etc.) and do not include your discretionary spending (e.g. entertainment, fitness, and travel). All fees are subject to change. Exchange rate used: €1 = $1.20.