The University of Dallas Rome Program is a study-abroad program that is an integral part of the University of Dallas Undergraduate program. Since the 1970s, the University of Dallas has offered students the opportunity to spend a semester of study-and-travel based out of Rome, Italy. Originally it was only for students in their sophomore year to go on. However, now it is highly encouraged for students to go during their sophomore year, but juniors and seniors are allowed as well. Over the years, the University has had several campuses in and around Rome (a sign of a former campus now hangs in the Irving campus cappuccino bar).
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| - The University of Dallas Rome Program is a study-abroad program that is an integral part of the University of Dallas Undergraduate program. Since the 1970s, the University of Dallas has offered students the opportunity to spend a semester of study-and-travel based out of Rome, Italy. Originally it was only for students in their sophomore year to go on. However, now it is highly encouraged for students to go during their sophomore year, but juniors and seniors are allowed as well. Over the years, the University has had several campuses in and around Rome (a sign of a former campus now hangs in the Irving campus cappuccino bar).
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| - The University of Dallas Rome Program is a study-abroad program that is an integral part of the University of Dallas Undergraduate program. Since the 1970s, the University of Dallas has offered students the opportunity to spend a semester of study-and-travel based out of Rome, Italy. Originally it was only for students in their sophomore year to go on. However, now it is highly encouraged for students to go during their sophomore year, but juniors and seniors are allowed as well. Over the years, the University has had several campuses in and around Rome (a sign of a former campus now hangs in the Irving campus cappuccino bar). As part of the undergraduate education on the liberal arts, about 80% of students spend a semester (either the Fall or Spring, generally of the Sophomore year) studying in Rome. The Rome semester curriculum is carefully integrated with on-site experiences and focuses upon the history, art, and architecture of Ancient Greece, the Roman Republic and Roman Empire, the Early Christian Church, and Renaissance Italy.
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