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USAC Italy: Education, Communications, Health, and Italian Studies in Reggio Emilia
(Outgoing Program)
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Fact Sheet:
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Program Type Detailed:
External Study Abroad Programs
Program Type General:
External
Level of Study:
Graduate, Undergraduate
Academic Theme:
Business, Communications and Media, Health Sciences, Language, Culture, and Humanities, University Wide
Take courses in education, health, communications, and Italian language at an award-winning university.
Enjoy field trips, optional tours, and other opportunities to explore the Emilia-Romagna region—a culturally and naturally rich and varied region of Italy—including cobblestone streets, rolling hillsides, and luxurious beaches on the Adriatic Sea.
Live and study in a bike- and pedestrian-friendly city known for having one of the highest qualities of life in Italy—one that offers free wifi throughout the university and city.
Truly savor the cuisine of the region—arguably the country’s best food! No better place to taste and learn about authentic Italian food than directly from the source.
Two summer sessions
Fall or Spring semester
Yearlong
Programs Of Study Education, Communications, Health, and Italian Language
Language of Instruction English/Italian
USAC is a non-profit organization that offers programs in 28 countries, with many locations unique for study abroad. Discover where you'll study abroad at usac.edu.
This program is offered through UC’s partner the University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC). UC is a member of the USAC consortium and many UC students study abroad on USAC programs worldwide. For this program, you will have to apply both to UC International as well as USAC directly. As long as you follow the processes required by both UC International and USAC, you will find it easy to transfer USAC credits to your UC degree, and your financial aid and UC scholarships can also apply. You are also eligible to apply for a UC International Programs grant as well as other scholarships.
One of the most important preparations before going abroad is academic planning. Students receiving transfer credit from outside institutions (exchange or external) will need prior approval to bring that credit back to UC and be registered for the appropriate study abroad course. Please refer to the UC International webpage for more information.
A valid passport is essential to your international travel and study abroad. If you are planning to travel abroad, its best to apply for a passport now as processing times may vary. Please see the State Department’s passport page for more information.
In order to obtain country-specific visa instructions and resources, refer to your host country’s embassy web page. One way to access visa information is the US Department of State’s country information page
UC International is happy to guide UC faculty, staff and students to possible resources about visas for study abroad. Although, applying for the necessary visa for travel is the responsibility of the individual UC traveler. Entry requirements change frequently and we advise you to pay close attention to consular updates. It is your responsibility to knowing and addressing the requirements for your host study abroad destination.
Applying for a visa can be a complicated process. Some UC travelers choose to third party to assist with this process, for example Travisa or A Briggs (mention UC for a possible discount).
UC partners with International SOS medical and security advice. UC code is 11BCAS000010
UC students, faculty and staff can utilize International SOS in the following ways:
Sign up to receive email alerts for medical and security information, customizable to various locations abroad
Read about travel health information with medical advice, food and water safety, and cultural tips
Explore travel security with personal safety tips and travel risk ratings for locations abroad
UC faculty, students and staff traveling abroad should register their travel abroad through the US Department of State’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)in case of an emergency abroad.
All UC students participating in a University of Cincinnati sanctioned or funded international travel program are required to purchase and maintain insurance while abroad. UC International partners with CISI to provide insurance for UC students.
