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New Summer Program Abroad Coming Soon

March 8, 2017December 16, 2017 Kamila Ataee0

The office of Study Abroad works hard to provide SNHU students with select summer programs, starting from the summer of 2018. Its main commitment is still to encourage students to spend time abroad, especially for those who may not be able to spend one academic semester abroad. “It’s a great tool for first year students to experience the idea of study abroad,” said Stefano

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The Birthplace of the Renaissance

February 22, 2017February 26, 2018 Kamila Ataee0

SNHU started its partnership with Florence University of the Arts (FUA) in 2012. Every academic year, around 50 SNHU students choose to study abroad in Florence. There are 31 SNHU students studying abroad at FUA this semester and more than 21 students applied for the Fall semester 2017. “FUA is SNHU’s main partner,” said Stefano Parenti, the director of Study Abroad/Exchange programs at SNHU.

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A Life Abroad: The Vatican Museum

March 9, 2016February 27, 2018 Megan Palmer0

I will always remain in awe of any culture’s self-expression through art. Being in Rome, this is evidenced everywhere. There is art in the architecture, the landscaping, the food, and of course, the art. What better way is there to spend a sunny afternoon than in the airy lightness of an art museum? Not just any museum either, but the Vatican Museum that takes

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A Deep Appreciation for Italian Food

February 24, 2016February 27, 2018 Megan Palmer0

Ah, Italy. What a beautiful cornucopia of deliciousness you are. How dare you pair your beautiful sights with that gentle caress for cooking you have so mastered. You bestow upon every citizen, tourist, and study abroad meals to satiate even the deepest of hungers. A bit melodramatic? Maybe, but my admiration for the food of this country runs deep. There is no comparison and

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New Summer Program Abroad Coming Soon

The Birthplace of the Renaissance

A Life Abroad: The Vatican Museum

A Deep Appreciation for Italian Food

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