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EXPERIENCE ITALY WITH SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE STUDENTS & FACULTY
ORVIETO PROGRAM OPTIONS
SPRING semester-long program
is open to Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors in good academic and disciplinary standing.
The program expenses are covered by Saint Anselm College tuition, fees and apartment cost without meal plan. Students enroll in four courses earning Saint Anselm College credit, many of which fulfill Saint Anselm College core curriculum requirements. Weekly tours and cultural workshops are also included as part of Chiavi, the required core course.
Students live in fully furnished apartments located in the historic center within walking distance of the school.
Most financial aid carries.
Airfare and food are not included.
A 10-day semester break and two long weekends allow for travel and exploration further afield.
SUMMER 6-week archaeological field school
is open to all Saint Anselm College students and alumni.
The cost for the archaeological field school is $3600 for 6 weeks which includes full room and board, transportation to and from the sites, hands-on archaeological training in both the field and labs and weekly lectures.
Airfare and optional Saint Anselm College course credit for CL280 (4 or 8 hours) are not included.
Weekends are free to explore Orvieto or more.
ora et labora
Participating in the semester-long program will put you in direct contact with the deep roots of the College that go back to the sixth century. Orvieto has a number of Benedictine-founded churches and overlooks a former monastery established by one of his monks shortly after Saint Benedict's death. In Subiaco you will visit the cave where Saint Benedict prayed for 3 years before organizing 12 monasteries; one of which, Santa Scolastica, boasts one of the oldest libraries in the world. The Benedictines have been committed to humanistic education from their beginnings. You will also visit Montecassino where Saint Benedict wrote his Rule- the ultimate motherhouse of Saint Anselm Abbey.
nunc est bibendum
One of the best things about being in Orvieto, besides the friendly people, is the food and wine. Italian cuisine, wine and coffee are amazing. Orvieto was one of the founding members of the Slow City movement and is a Slow Food city. Situated in the heart of Italy, Orvieto is surrounded by agriculture. Everywhere you go around Orvieto you see wheat fields, dairies, wineries, olive groves, as well as sheep across the landscape. The food in the restaurants and taverns is fresh. The wine production has grown beyond the famous Orvieto Classico to great reds. You can have an entire meal that was sourced within 25 miles of the city. Our workshops provide a unique culinary experience to see and sample local production.