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Studia l'Italiano e Scopri
la Cultura del Mediterraneo
Study Italian and Discover Mediterranean
Culture
Program Fees
Course Schedule
4-Week Programs:
May 30-June 26, 2008
June 27-July 24, 2008
A regular course usually lasts 4 weeks and gives students the
possibility to receive a transcript for credit. Different arrangements may be made
upon student's request. Accommodation Choices:
| Program Type |
Shared Room |
Single Room |
| 1-week |
$1,200 |
$1,500 |
| 2-week |
$2,000 |
$2,400 |
| 3 week |
$2,800 |
$3,300 |
| 4-week |
$3,500 |
$4,100 |
| 5-week |
$4,200 |
$4,800 |
| 6-week |
$4,800 |
$5,400 |
| 7 week |
$5,300 |
$5,900 |
| 8-week |
$5,800 |
$6,300 |
Please notice: Living with a family
requires an additional payment of 110 Euros.
(Would you be interested in
knowing the equivalent in Euro of what you are paying in dollars? Select your
price and check the current exchange rate of the Euro:
www.ilsole24ore.com).
The fee includes:
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Room arranged by CISD |
dormitory at the Collegio of
Sant'Adriano with private bathroom for each room, or apartments with
furnished bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms. Living with a family requires an
additional payment of 110 Euros. All utilities are included. Please
note:
Students are free to select the room/apartment they want. Of course
those who arrive earlier will have a better choice. |
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Bedding
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provided to all students by the institute.
Note: students must bring their own towels
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two meals per day |
Breakfast
at the
dining hall or at Italian cafe'.
At the public cafeteria choices include two items, among which are cappuccino, espresso, latte,
tea, different kinds of juice, cioccolato, gelato, pastries such as
cannoli, sfogliatelle, zeppole, croissants, tarts, cakes, biscotti, etc.
Dinner at
the dining hall and at the
restaurants/or "pizzeria", will always include at least two courses
and a side dish, plus drinks. Menu changes every day and choices include the following
selection: exquisite pasta dishes (carbonara, boscaiola, pomodoro
fresco, Norma (eggplant), bolognese, etc.) pizza, fresh bread,
meat, fish, vegetarian dishes, salad, potatoes, eggplants, ricotta
and mozzarella cheese, salami and prosciutto, fruit, wine, beer,
water, soft drinks, etc. Individual meals can be prepared upon
student's request. More options available for students who take the
cooking classes |
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Big
traditional Italian meals
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Sundays or other special traditional Italian lunch or dinner.
This will truly be an unforgettable experience: you have never eaten
better and more in your life!!! |
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Fieldtrips to Calabria and to
another region |
towns, cities,
natural reserves in Calabria.
There will also be a trip to one of the following regions: Campania, Sicilia,
Basilicata, Puglia
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Tuition for 2 courses, for an
equivalent of six credits
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a payment of $350 is required
for any additional course of 3 credits. Students who sign up for the 7
or 8-week program can take any additional class without paying any extra
fee; all courses may be audited for free.
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| Membership of CISD |
an honorary membership of Centro Internazionale di Studi Deradiani (CISD)
will be granted to students for one year |
| Facilities |
all honorary members will have free use of CISD facilities |
| Insurance |
insurance will cover students for any injury that may take place
at the CISD legal location |
| Health care |
please note that the Italian health care will cover students for
primary care assistance and emergency room care. In case of a medical
emergency, transportation to the hospital will be provided by CISD.
Students may be asked to pay a fee for further treatment. For this
reason, we recommend that they have their own travel insurance
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| Registration |
student registration will take place the day after their arrival
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| Orientation |
two days of orientation are scheduled after student arrival;
orientation
includes explanation of the program and its courses and a guided tour of
the town |
| Daily schedule
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a copy of the daily schedule will be given to students each week;
the schedule will be presented by the director and discussed among
students and may be subject to change,
upon students' and/or director's request or unexpected contingences
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| Classes |
classes are usually scheduled from Monday to Friday, and they last one to
three hours each |
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Free use of the following at CISD: |
computer, scanner, and printer |
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internet connection for e-mails |
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fax machine |
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television with VCR and DVD, radio
and CD player |
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Italian newspapers and magazines |
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Living laboratories |
students will be able to practice the language in
real-life environments such as at the fruttivendolo (fruit vendor), ristorante
(restaurant), panetteria (bakery), pasticceria (pastry shop-cafe`),
edicola (newspaper and magazine stand), etc. Please notice that
the labs are
selected and scheduled at the discretion of the program director. |
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Language practicum & tutoring |
language practicum and free Italian tutoring are
offered upon student request and availability |
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Local libraries |
use of local libraries and of
books of CISD |
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Welcome party |
a party is usually offered in the first week to welcome all students |
| Graduation party |
a graduation dinner party is offered toward the end of each section |
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Diploma |
a diploma of participation will be given to students at the end of the program |
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Transcript |
an official transcript will be sent to all students in the fall
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Cultural activities |
conferences, lectures and seminars are
given by highly qualified scholars, poets, artists and writers
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Cultural parties
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cultural parties are offered at the end of some important cultural
activities |
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Cultural
events |
possible participation in music concerts, theatrical
performances, traditional festivals, poetry readings, etc. |
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Local transportation |
trips to the beach,
mountains and countryside |
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Cultural excursions
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guided visits to museums,
archeological sites, monuments, churches, etc. |
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Movie nights and pizza |
Italian movie nights
accompanied by pizza, and other food and drinks |
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Sport |
free use of soccer and
mini-soccer fields, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts; and, of course,
swimming in the warm and relaxing Mediterranean sea |
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Lab and private sessions |
paint, sculpt, make
professional pictures, design and sew clothes, etc.
with
different experts. Please
notice the
labs are selected and scheduled at the discretion of the program
director |
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Italian cooking labs |
learn how to make homemade Italian dishes
with lovable Italian mamme and professional chefs
(only for students of the
cooking classes). Enrollment for a cooking
lab is limited and requires an additional payment of 20 Euros, which will be
used to partially cover for the cost of
the
dishes which will be prepared and consumed by the same students.
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Instructional workshops |
pizza, bread, pasta,
gelato, pastries, olive oil, wine, etc.
with different experts.
Please
notice all the workshops are selected and scheduled at the discretion of
the program director. |
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Work next to/with |
a mechanic, carpenter, shoemaker, lawyer, pastry chef, baker,
pizzaiolo, etc. |
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International field experiences and internship opportunities |
different
international field experiences and internship opportunities may be
available |
Other features not covered by the program fee:
1)Tutoring: 20 hours of private tutoring in English, Spanish,
French, Latin, Albanian, Ancient and Modern Greek Language and Literature,
History, Philosophy, Anthropology, Religion, are also available for an
additional payment of $620. 2)
Telephone Correspondence: From the telephone at De Rada, students
can receive incoming calls free of charge. In order to telephone the
United States and other places inside (locally) and outside
(internationally) of Italy, the following are available to you.
A) Phone slips/cards (scheda telefonica); they come in 5 and 10
Euro denominations, 2 hours and 4 hours respectively. From the
local telephones students can make calls with a slip/card,
sold locally in San Demetrio.
B) In the United States, it is possible to purchase a quad band
cellular phone, which operates all around the world.
C) In Italy, students can purchase phones, starting at 50 Euro, which
use TIM or SIM cards. The cards are purchased in increments of 10
Euro, and they are placed directly into the phone. There is NO
charge for incoming calls.
D) At De Rada, students can borrow phones at no cost; however, there
are limited phones. Usage of these phones is provided on a first
come, first served basis. In order to operate the phone, students
must purchase a SIM or a TIM card, which can be bought in increments of
10 Euro. The cards are placed directly into the phone. There
is NO charge for incoming calls.
Please visit our
grants
page to find out about
financial aid opportunities.
Register Now!
The application and a $100 non-refundable deposit is due on April 5, 2008.
The remaining tuition balance is due the first week of May,
2008. Enrollment
is limited. Late
Applications may be considered. Please email to check availability.
See
application
form for further details. Also, find out about our grants.
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