Reflecting the experience gained through over 40 years of its famous Sophomore Rome Program, the University of Dallas also provides extraordinary study tours for adults. Summer of 2010 offers such an opportunity. Please click on the below link for further information:

2010 Eternal Cities Program: Following four days of touring Rome and the celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the University's famous Rome Semester Program, Eternal Cities 2010 will visit Siena and Assisi and then spend six days exploring the riches of Magna Graecia, Southern Italy, including Herculaneum, Paestum, the Amalfi coast, Lecce (“little Florence” ), the famous Trulli structures, medieval Bari, and the great abbey, Montecassino. Program dates: June 16-29. Deposit by December 1 for $100 off tour price. Alumni & Teachers may qualify for other discounts. Families are welcome. Participants may arrange own air to and from Rome or travel with the group. Director: Lyle Novinski.

2010 Shakespeare's Baroque Rome: A ten-day program for adults, 5000- level Humanities credit course. An intense look at Shakespeare as a Baroque artist, focusing particularly on careful readings of the late plays, The Tempest, The Winter's Tale and others, and seeing how Rome's baroque art and architecture can inform and enhance our understanding of Shakespeare. Program Dates: June 24 (arrival date in Rome) - July 3. Participants are responsible for getting themselves to campus. Deposit by December 1 for $100 off tour price. Alumni & Teachers may qualify for other discounts. Director: Greg Roper; Assistant Director: Andrew Moran.

2010 Summer in Rome: Join the University of Dallas's School of Ministry this summer in Rome, June 2- 12, 2010. Participants of this program will have the opportunity to explore Rome through the themes, messages and theologies of the New Testament, deepen one's faith through theological reflection in the eternal city and/or experience Rome through the historical and legendary stories of Sts. Peter and Paul, the "founders of the church of Rome." Contact the School of Ministry for more details.

Note on Accessibility:

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