Exchange Programs: Leaving Western
Italy/Univeristy of Verona
Verona is one of the most fascinating European cities; as a town of art, it welcomes us with its elegant monuments and the kindness of the Venetian tradition. Beloved since antiquity by scholars and men of letters, the town was a ‘must’ for anybody involved in top-level learning and used to attract highly cultured foreigners to Italy thanks to its artistic and natural beauties. Spending a period of study or work at the University of Verona is surely a stimulating experience, able to enrich formation and to offer precious chances in order to appreciate Italy and its traditions.William Shakespeare celebrated this town as a unique and exclusive place where the poetry of feeling can be fully expressed.
| Where is it? | Verona, Italy |
| Who can apply? | Graduate and undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and faculty of Health Science |
| What is the language of teaching? | English/Italian |
| How many credits do I need to take? | 30 ETCS = 2.5 UWO credits (students going for 1 term) 60 ETCS = 5.0 UWO credits (students going for 1 year) |
| When does University start in Verona? | Semester 1: October - February Semester 2: February - July |
| Where can I find the courses offered at the University of Verona? | Course Catalogue |
| Where can I get more information for incoming students to Verona Univeristy? | Please view Univeristy of Verona's information package. |
| Can I live on-campus? | Yes, Exchange students are allowed to apply to live on-campus. |
| Exchange Student Guide | Exchange Student Guide |
| How can I apply? | Please download the application package from (General exchange program package) |
| Where can I get more information? | International Exchange Program Western Student Services Building, Room 2120 E-Mail: exchange@uwo.ca Phone: 519-661-2111 x 85196 |
Last Updated: October 17th, 2011
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