Duquesne University students have the opportunity to spend a semester studying in Rome through the Duquesne in Rome Program. An impressive group of largely Rome-based faculty, as well as an occasional visiting professor from the home campus, teach regular Duquesne University courses at the site, so students can experience the richness of this environment while making normal progress toward their degree. The general structure of the program consists of four days of academic classes and three-day-weekends.
Spring or fall semesters at Duquesne in Rome have students enjoying...
- Papal audience or Mass in St. Peter's Square with Pope Francis
- Classes on-site in the heart of ancient Rome
- Cultural exchanges with local Italian students
- Making great lifelong friendships
- And much, much more!!
Duquesne in Rome from Duquesne University on Vimeo.