Subject	Number	Title
Business, Economics	100 level	Microeconomics
Business	200	Economic Policy
Business	201	Marketing
Business	204	Financial Accounting
Business	207	Electronic Business
Business, Communication	255	Human Resource Management
Business	260	International Economics
Business, Italian	290	The Italian Economy
Business, Communication, International Relations, Political Science	300	Decision Making Theory
Business	370	International Marketing
Business, Communication, International Relations, Political Science	300	European Union Studies
Business	380	International Business
Business	385	Marketing Strategy & Applications
Business	390	Quantitative Methods
Political Science, International Relations	301	International Terrorism
Political Science, International Relations, Italian	360	Government & Politics of Italy

Required Courses

Semester students begin their term by taking an Italian Language course and an Art in Rome course, both of which last one-month. Summer students take both courses over the duration of ther six-week term.

The courses are worth three semester credits each. Italian language is taught at Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels.

Subject	Number	Title
Italian	100	Beginning Italian Language
Italian	200	Intermediate Italian Language
Italian	300	Italian Advanced Reading and Composition
Art	255	Art of Rome: Introduction to History of Art & Architecture in Rome

Summer Session

Students are required to take an Italian class, worth 3 semester credits. In addition, students will choose one of the electives below. The electives are taught in English and worth 3 semester credits each for a total of 6 semester credits for the program.

Subject	Number	Title
Art	255	Art of Rome: Introduction to History of Art & Architecture in Rome
Business, Communication, International Relations, Political Science	300	European Union Studies
Italian	100	Beginning Italian Language
Italian	200	Intermediate Italian Language
Italian	300	Italian Advanced Reading and Composition