Spring Art History courses
The American University of Rome offers a plethora of art history courses available to students, including:
-Art of Rome
-Ways of Seeing
-Arts of Renaissance and Baroque
-From Ancient to Renaissance Art
-Methods and Theory of Art History: Seminar on Methodology
-Art History Capstone Experience Parts I and II
-Art Gallery Management
-Sacred Space: Religious Architecture in Rome
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Archaeology and Classics courses
Archaeology and classics courses at American University of Rome include courses in art history and archaeology, classics and history, and Latin.
-Conservation and Restoration: Ethics and Principles
-Egyptian Art and Archaeology
-Roman Archaeology
-Investigating Archaeology: Methods and Techniques for Analyzing
-Global Heritage
-Archaeology Practicum
-Forensic Geo-Archaeology: Materials and Methods
-Archaeological Resource Management
-Capstone Experience
-Sicily: The Archaeology of the Hellenistic Mediterranean
-Rome: Republic and Empire
-Life and Leisure in Rome
-Greek and Roman Mythology
-Independent study: Intermediate Greek II
- Beginning Latin II
-Readings in Intermediate Latin
-Lyric and Elegy
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Business Administration Courses
Business administration courses include classes in accounting, archaeology/travel and tourism, business and English, economics/finance, management, and marketing.
-Financial Accounting
-Managerial Accounting
-Writing for Business
-Business Law
-Introduction to International Business
-Business Capstone (Seminar and Thesis
-Computer Applications for Busines
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Economics and Finance Courses
Economics and finance courses offered at the American University of Rome include:
-International Finance
-Principles of Macroeconomics
-Principles of Microeconomics
-Environmental Economics
-Managerial Finance
-Portfolio Management
-Investment Banking
-Financial Derivatives: Deconstructing Complexity, Investing Wisel
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Management and Marketing Courses
Students have a wide variety of marketing courses available to them, including:
-Principals of Management
-Human Resource Management: Inservice Operations
-Principals of Marketing
-Consumer Behavior
-New Product Development and Management
-Marketing Research
-Integrated Marketing Communications
-Global Fashion Marketing
-Introduction to Travel and Tourism
-Destination Marketing: European Wonders
-Travel and Tourism Capstone Thesis
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Communication courses
Several courses in communication are offered at this university, and students may choose between the following subjects:
-Communication and Society
-Writing Across the Media
-Intercultural Communication
-Media and Globalization
-Digital Media and Society
-Celebrity Culture and the Media
-Magazine Journalism Practicum
-Media, Art, and Social Activism
-Capstone Senior Project
-Social Media Management
-Media Research
Language of Instruction: English
Spring English Writing, Literature, and Publishing
Subjects explored in this category span writing, literature studies, editing, and publishing:
-Writing Fundamentals
-Writing From Research
-Writing From Theory
-Survey of American Literature
-Fiction: Genre, Technique, and Structure
-Literary Editing and Publishing
-Creative Non-Fiction Writing
-English Capstone Senior Project 1 & 2
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Fine Arts courses
Several subjects in fine arts are offered at the American University of Rome, including:
-The Making of Art: History of Art Material
-Roman Sketchbook
-Drawing II
-Printmaking I & II
-Small Scale Sculpture
-Historic Artistic Techniques
-Introduction to Art Therapy
-Painting Techniques II
-Drawing Workshop
-Printmaking Workshop
-Painting Workshop
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Film and Digital Media courses
Students interested in film and digital media studies have the following courses available to them in the spring semester:
-Photography in Rome: Studio and Still Life
-Video Production
-Film History
-Digital Design I: Print Graphics
-Audio Production and Post-Production
-Digital Design II: Motion Graphics
-Podcasting and Vidcasting
-Black and White Urban Photography: Prague
-Field Production for TV and Film
-Documentary Production Workstop
-Digital Design IV: Interactive Graphics
-Capstone Senior Seminar/Project
Language of Instruction: English
Spring International Relations courses
This university offers students a variety of options in the field of international relations. Students may choose from the following:
-International Relations: Theories And Cases
-International Organizations
-Islam And Politics
-Brexit And A New Potential Conflict The Case Of The Republic Of Ireland
-International Humanitarian Response
-History Of Modern Italy
-Survey Of American History
-History Of The Modern Middle East
-The European Union: Origins, Evolution And Impact
-Economic Development And Institutional Change
-International Political Economy
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Political Science courses
American University of Rome offers courses in political science in the following subjects:
-Introduction To Political Science
-Ethics And Global Policies
-Security And Defense Policy in the EU
-The 3 Cs Of War: Causes, Cures, Consequences
-Terrorism And Political Violence
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Psychology, Sociology and Religion courses
Students may choose to dive into the world of psychology and sociology by enrolling in courses offered in this field, including:
-Introduction To Psychology
-Introduction To Religion
-Introduction to Sociology
-The Sanctity Of Life: Selected Them From The Ancient World
-Living Rome: Urban Spaces, Culture and Identity
-Gender In Global Perspectives
-Sociology Of Contemporary Italy
Language of Instruction: English
Spring Italian Studies and Modern Languages courses
The American University of Rome offers several classes in Italian and foreign language, as well as Italian culture studies:
-Elementary Mandarin Chinese
-Italian Comedy on Stage and Screen
-Italian Food and Culture
-Cultural Diversity in Italy
-Food and (Multi) Culture in Italy
-Introduction to Italian Language and Culture
-Elementary Italian I & II
-Intermediate Italian through Film
-Intermediate Italian Through Music|
-Cultural Topics in Italian
-Masterpieces of Italian Opera
Language of Instruction: English Italian
Spring Mathematics and Science Courses
Courses in this category include subjects in biology, environmental science, and statistics:
-Alternative Educational Experience
-Philosophy and Mechanisms of Evolution
-Environmental Science
-Statistics I
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Mathematics and Science courses
Mathematics and Science courses at the American University of Rome include:
-General Astronomy
-Explorations In The Liberal Arts
-Statistics I: Descriptive Statistics
-Statistics II: Inferential Statistics
-Explorations In Physics
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Italian Studies and Modern Languages
Courses in this category include Italian language, culture, and society as well as courses in Arabic:
-Elementary Arabic I
-Italian Culture At The Movies
-Italian Food And Culture
-Travels To/Through Italy: Representations Of Contacts Between Cultures
-The Mafia In Italian Society, Literature And Film
-Sicily Against The Mafia
-Introduction To Italian Language And Culture
-Elementary Italian I & II
-Intermediate Italian I Through Film
-Intermediate Italian II Through Music
-Advanced Italian I: Grammar And Composition
-Masterpieces Of Italian Opera
Language of Instruction: Arabic English Italian
Fall Political Science Courses
American University of Rome offers courses in political science in the following subjects:
-Introduction To The American Political System
-An Introduction To Ethics
-Migration And Anti-immigration In Europe
-Conflict And Peace In The Mediterranean
-Politics, Philosophy And Religion
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Anthropology, Religion, and Sociology courses
Courses in this category include:
-Introduction To Anthropology
-The Mediterranean World
-History Of Modern Europe
-Religion In A Pluralistic World
-Introduction To Sociology
-Living Rome: Urban Spaces, Culture and Identity
Language of Instruction: English
Fall International Relations courses
Fall International relations courses include:
-Introduction To International Relations: History And Concepts
-Introduction To International Relations: History And Concepts
-Global Politics
-U.S. And Europe Since 1945
-International Law Of War And Peace
-Comparative Foreign Policy
-International Human Rights
-Brussels: International Organizations And International Relations
-Conflict Resolution And Negotiation
-Research Seminar In Social Sciences
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Film and Digital Media courses
Courses in this category include:
- Photography In Rome: Studio And Still Life
-Introduction To Visual Culture
-Digital Design I: Print Graphics
-Video Post-production
-Digital Design Ii: Motion Graphics
-Film Theory
-Fundamentals Of Screen Writing
-Directing For The Screen
-3D Computer Animation
-Advanced Video Production And Post-production
-Capstone Senior Seminar
-Capstone Senior Project
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Fine Arts courses
Fine arts courses include:
-Roman Sketchbook
-Drawing I
-Printmaking I & II
-Three-dimensional Art I
-Painting Techniques I & II
-Sculpture In Clay
-Drawing Workshop
-Printmaking Workshop
-Painting Workshop
Language of Instruction: English
Fall English Writing, Literature and Publishing courses
Courses in this category include:
-Comprehensive Writing Fundamentals
-Writing Fundamentals
-Writing From Research
-Survey Of British Literature
-Writing From Theory
-Poetry: Genre, Techniques, And Structure
-Playful Subversion: Understanding Postmodern Tex
-Writing Fiction For Children And Young Adults
-A Moveable Feast: Writing About Food
-English Capstone Senior Project 1
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Communications courses
Several courses in communication are offered at this university, and students may choose between the following courses:
-Media History
-Public Speaking and Presentation
-Popular Music and Mass Culture
-Intellectual Property In The Age Of Social And Digital Media
-Media And Gender
-Political Communication
-Media Ethics
-Digital Communications Strategy
-Data Driven Communications
-Capstone Senior Project
-Media Management
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Economics and Finance courses
Economics and finance courses offered at the American University of Rome include:
-Money and Banking
-Principals of Microeconomics
-Principals of Macroeconomics
-International Trade
-Personal Finance
-Managerial Finance
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Management and Marketing courses
Marketing courses include the following:
-Event Planning, Marketing & Management
-Principals of Management
-Organizational Behavior in a Global Context
-Negotiating Globally
-Quantitative Methods for Business
-Management of Sports Facilities and Events
-Consulting: Tools, Analysis, and Strategies for Organizational Success
-Principals of Marketing
-Advertising Strategy
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Business Administration courses
Business administration courses include classes in accounting, archaeology/travel and tourism, business and English, economics/finance, management, and marketing.
-Financial Accounting
-Managerial Accounting
-Cultural and Heritage Tourism
-Writing for Business
-Introduction to International Business
-International Business Law
Language of Instruction: English
Fall Archaeology and Classics courses
Archaeology and classics courses at American University of Rome include courses in art history and archaeology, classics and history, and Latin.
-Ancient Material Culture
-Etruscan Art and Archaeology
-Roman Archaeology
-Archaeology of the Holy Land
-Pottery and Archaeology
-Being Human: Theoretical Issues in Archaeology
-Introduction to Ancient Greece Androme
-Special Advanced topics in Archaeology and Classics
-Caesar, Cicero and the Collapse of the Roman Republic
-Greek and Roman Mythology
-Magna Graecia
-Beginning Latin
-Readings in Intermediate Latin
Language of Instruction: English
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Fall Art History courses
The American University of Rome offers a plethora of art history courses available to students, including:
-Art of Rome
-Ways of Seeing
-From Ancient to Renaissance Art
-Contemporary Art in the Global Village
-New Perspectives: Visual Technology Renaissance and Baroque
-The Renaissance in Rome
-Museology and Curatorship
-Art, Power and Propaganda
-Sacred Space: Religious Architecture in Rome
Language of Instruction: English
