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FUA Florence University of the Arts

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Why choose FUA Florence University of the Arts?

Florence University of the Arts (FUA) is the academic component of Palazzi Association for International Education. Studies are offered year-round for study abroad, career development programs, and customized programs. We are located in seven campuses throughout the historic city center of Florence. Each campus represents a unique area of academic study and also includes a community engagement mem...

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Average academics, great for a "study" abroad

by: Rose Hoogers - United StatesProgram: Career Programs in Florence, Italy
6

Obviously it depends on the professor, but it seems like this is a great school for students who studying abroad for the traveling aspect and not so much for the academics. The school as a whole just seems a little odd and I heard a couple weird little rumors here and there, but I overall had a positive experience. I was a little disappointed that classes didn't go as in depth as I hoped, but the general mindset seemed to be that academics were secondary. If you plan your schedule right, you can...

The best decision I could have made

by: Kara Cronin - United StatesProgram: Career Programs in Florence, Italy
10

Studying in Italy through SAI was the best decision I could have made. In the fall of 2018, I had the doors open to incredibly unique opportunities through the guiding hands of SAI's wonderful team. They were always there to answer my questions and made every visit to their office welcoming and cheerful. The travel opportunities throughout Italy were some of the greatest memories I made during my time abroad. One of the greatest pieces of traveling/ life advice that I gained from someone in SAI ...

Ponte Vecchio, Italy

Great Affordable Baking & Pastry Program in the heart of Downtown Florence.

by: CourtneyProgram: Career Programs in Florence, Italy
9

One of my most memorable experiences was participating in the Tutto Toscana trip to New York City. Although this trip was actually outside of Florence, it was a great opportunity to showcase what I had learned so far and cook/bake in a few prestigious locations throughout the City, like the James Beard House. We brought Italian culture with us and expressed it through the food that we prepared for each event. From this experience, it stretched my abilities in the kitchen and created some great r...

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Samantha Weigle

Participated in 2017

Alumni

I was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to see new places and get immersed in various cultures.

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Anne Carney

Participated in 2017

Alumni

Growing up, my family always made a point to show my brother and me new things. Every year we took a trip to somewhere new. We rarely duplicate a trip. When I was in 9th grade, I was exploring my future college and learned of study abroad. I new right then and there I would do a semester abroad once I was in college, the question was where would I go.

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