Information about the spring 2009 Rome Program, including faculty members, basic calendar details, courses offered and costs, is available in the spring section.  Architecture students interested in participating should register to take Dsn S 301 (section 1) in the fall 2008 semester. This is a required preparation course all students must pass to be able to study in Rome.

 

Students who plan on participating in the spring 2009 Rome Program can sign up for Dsn S 492, a one-credit class focusing on Italian language and culture.  It meets Monday nights from 6-7 p.m. right before Dsn S 301. 

 

Passport processing times have been reduced approximately 4 weeks, but it is never too early to apply because passports are valid for 10 years. Students interested in studying abroad on any College of Design program in 2009 should apply for a passport now. Students wishing to study in Rome in spring 2009 will need to have received their passports by the middle of September 2008.

 

Additional information on how to apply for a passport or to renew your current one is available at the U.S. Department of State website: