Summer programs 2019 at Cattolica
Overview
Overview
Enrich your CV with these top short-term programs in Italy's ultimate student destination!
Università Cattolica's summer programs are ideal to get a taste of Italy while studying in a traditional Italian educational context.
Language of instruction:
All courses will be taught in English
Contact hours and credits:
45 contact hour per course / 6 ECTS credits each course
Students are required to be aware of the Academic Policies.
Special features:
A mix between practical and theoretical aspects, with a relevant experiential learning component (site/company visits) strictly related to the course to ensure a 360° direct experience of the subject.
Areas of study:
- Business (Milan campus)
- Marketing and Communication (Milan campus)
- Cultural studies (Milan campus)
- International Relations (Milan campus)
- Health Sciences (Rome campus)
- Agribusiness and Food Sciences (Piacenza campus)
Academic offer
Academic Offer
| Business (Milan Campus) | |
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Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship |
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Social and Eco Entrepreneurship |
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The fashion market: structure, players and success factor |
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Business, Government and the Global Economy |
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| Marketing and Communication (Milan campus) |
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New Frontiers in brand communication and consumer engagement |
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Mass Communication and Media Industries: the Italian Style in producing and managing TV, Ads and Music |
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Understanding the customer: theories, trends, and values for an effective communication strategy |
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Brand Strategy Experience: a professional approach |
| Cultural Studies (Milan campus) |
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Italian Cuisine History and Cooking Lab: A first step to becoming an Italian MasterChef |
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A Mafia Story: Its Representation in Literature, Cinema and Television |
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Federico Fellini and Contemporary Italian Cinema |
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Creative Storytelling: from Literature to Cinema to other Forms of Fiction |
| International Relations (Milan campus) |
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International Order and World Politics |
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Understanding the Middle East: Regional and International Identities, Interests and Strategies |
| Health Sciences (Rome campus) |
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Global Health and Epidemiology |
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Health Policy and Management for Universal Coverage |
| Agribusiness and Food Sciences (Piacenza campus) |
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The Global Wine Market: Trends and Strategies |
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Food Production: Tradition and Innovation |
Course Structure
Course Structure
| 10 - 14 June | 17 - 21 June | 24 - 28 June | 1 - 5 July | 8 - 12 July | 15 - 19 July | 22 - 26 July | 29 July - 1 August | |
| Business (Milan campus) | Social and Eco Entrepreneurship | Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship | Business, Government and the Global Economy | |||||
| The fashion market: structure, players and success factors | ||||||||
| Marketing and Communication (Milan campus) | Mass Communication and Media Industries: the Italian Style in producing and managing TV, Ads and Music | New Frontiers in brand communication and consumer engagement | Understanding the customer: theories, trends, and values for an effective communication strategy | |||||
| Brand Strategy Experience: a professional approach | ||||||||
| Cultural Studies (Milan campus) | Italian Cuisine History and Cooking Lab: a first step to becoming an Italian MasterChef | A Mafia Story: its Representation in Literature, Cinema and Televisions | ||||||
| Federico Fellini and Contemporary Italian Cinema | ||||||||
| Creative Storytelling: from Literature to Cinema to other Forms of Fiction | ||||||||
| International Relations (Milan campus) | International Order and World Politics | Understanding the Middle East: Regional and International Identities, Interests and Strategies | ||||||
| Health Sciences (Rome campus) | Global Health and Epidemiology | Health Policy and Management for Universal Coverage | ||||||
| Agribusiness and Food Sciences (Piacenza campus) | The Global Wine Market: Trends and Strategies | Food Production: Tradition and Innovation | The Global Wine Market: Trends and Strategies | Food Production: Tradition and Innovation* | ||||
*This course will end on Thursday
Housing
Housing
Università Cattolica can provide accommodation through Milano International Living Service (MIL Service) should students request it. Through a dedicated, team-oriented approach, MIL Service is committed to providing every student with the best residential experience. Their young and professional team is what makes the service competitive within the housing market since they understand the students' needs and respond with a quick and concrete solution. Find out more from www.milservice.com
Options available for the Summer Program
Due to possible overlap with other ongoing programs, not all housing options may be available, however MIL Service will make the most appropriate placement according to your request and needs.
| 2 weeks | 4 weeks | 6 weeks | 8 weeks | |
| Milan: off-campus apartment, shared double room | € 350 | € 650 | € 900 | |
| Milan: dorm (off-campus) | tbc | tbc | tbc | |
| Piacenza: dorm (single room) | € 350 | € 650 | € 900 | € 1200 |
The cost includes cleaning, internet, utilities, damage insurance.
Check-in date: the Monday before the starting of the courses (from 10 am)
Check-out date: the Saturday after the end of the courses (by 12 pm)
Should students wish to arrive before the check-in date or extend their stay beyond the official check-out date, they will be responsible for finding alternative housing solutions independently. MIL Service will not be able to accommodate any special move-in or move-out requests.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
Documents you will need to upload while filling in the online application:
- a passport size picture
- the scanned version of your passport or other ID documents
- the transcript of records
- certificates assessing the knowledge of the English Language
Programs requirements
- Grade Point Average of a minimum 2.75, or equivalent in applicants own university grading system
- Completion of a minimum of 2 semesters at undergraduate level
- Good level of English. Non-native English speakers must give evidence of their language proficiency of a minimum B2 level or equivalent (ex: TOEFL Ibt 79, IELTS 6, First Certificate of English, Cambridge ESOL or other certification).
- For Creative StoryTelling: applicants should be passionate about storytelling, and should preferably have a background in film / video / animation / screenwriting / literature. If not English native speakers, students must be able to excel in courses that are reading-and-writing intensive.
PLEASE NOTE
Australian Students willing to apply to the following courses:
Understanding the Middle East / International Order and World Politics
Italian Cinema / Creative Storytelling
Food science
would need to get in touch with AIM Overseas
Visa
Citizens/residents of a number of non-EU states do not require a student visa for a study period inferior to 90 days. It is the student's responsibility to check with the Italian Embassy/Consulate in his/her country/jurisdiction whether a student visa is required for a short study period.
Where to apply for a visa?
Please visit the following website to find an Italian Embassy/Consulate near you: http://www.esteri.it/visti/rilascio_eng.asp
Tuition fees
Tuition Fees
| Application fee | € 75 |
| One session | € 1,500 |
| Two sessions | € 2,850 |
| Three sessions | € 4,200 |
| Four sessions | € 5,500 |
The fees include:
workshop, lectures, and visits related to the topics discussed in class.
The fees do not include:
travel expenses, accommodation, local transportation, and meals.
Refund Policy
| In case of withdrawal up until 16 days before the beginning of the first course: | € 500 cancellation fee |
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In case of withdrawal 15 calendar days or less before the beginning of the first course: |
€ 750 cancellation fee |
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In case of withdrawal after the beginning of the first course: |
no refunds possible |
