Renaissance in Rome - Revelle Humanities 3 (Rome, Italy)

Why you should go

The goal of the Renaissance in Rome Global Seminar is to explore an American experience in Rome through the lenses of art and literature. In addition to two rigorous academic courses, the students will experience many of the cultural wonders of Rome, including museums and walking tours. This program will include site visits in and outside Rome and a trip to Florence to study churches, palaces, art, and the cities at the heart of the Renaissance in Italy.

Meet the professor

John Marino is a professor of Renaissance, Reformation, and early modern Italy. He has been studying and researching in Rome and Naples since 1974; and he has been a member of the UC San Diego History Department since 1979.

His books include Pastoral Economics in the Kingdom of Naples (1988); Becoming Neapolitan: Citizen Culture in Baroque Naples (2011); Good Government in Spanish Naples (1990); Early Modern History and the Social Sciences: Testing the Limits of Braudel's Mediterranean (2002); Early Modern Italy 1550-1796 (2002); A Renaissance of Conflicts: Visions and Revisions of Law and Society in Italy and Spain (2004); and Spain in Early Modern Italy: Politics, Society, and Religion, 1500-1700 (2006).

Course Information:

• HUM 3GS Syllabus
• HIEU 124GS/VIS122GS Syllabus
• Calendar
• Site Visits

Program Details:

• Program and Fees
• Facebook Photo Album
• 2012 Student Blog

Pre-Departure Information:

• GS Pre-Departure Requirements