Treviso International Study Program
20 June - 20 July 2008

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		Treviso Program 2008
		Study in Treviso
		Subjects & Dates
		Fees
		How to Enrol
		Application Form 2008
		Student Experiences and Testimonies
		View photos from the 2006 program
		View Treviso Program Information Flyer 2008 (pdf)

Treviso Program 2008

The Faculty of Business & Enterprise is pleased to offer students the opportunity to undertake their study as part of the Treviso International Study Program.

The next Treviso Program will take place from the 23 June – 18 July 2008, and a range of subjects will be offered (see list below).

Subjects will be conducted in a four-week intensive mode and will be accredited towards a students' degree.

Students have a unique opportunity of experiencing the fascination of Italy's history and culture while studying towards their degree.

Learn more about the Treviso Program 2008, and meet the Program Leader, Dr Simone Battiston, at an Information Session on Thursday 6 March 2008 from 4.30-5.30pm in room AGSE104.

Pictured: Treviso: Piazza dei Signori

Study in Treviso

Treviso, a delightful little city in the Veneto region (north-east of Italy ), can certainly be considered a cradle of the Italian culture. Treviso is a a short distance north of Venice (approx. 30 minutes by train), and an hour's drive from Verona, Padova and Vicenza. It was a Roman town that reached its cultural peak in the Middle Ages.

Rich in history and culture, it is a pretty town, its cobblestone streets filled with bicycles, motorbikes and cars. The historic centre of Treviso is bounded by the original city wall, with the new parts of the city encircling the outside perimeter.

The area surrounding Treviso, called Marca Trevigiana, was the birthplace of famous artists like Giorgione, Antonio Canova and the well known architect Palladio who designed most of the beautiful villas around Treviso .

Over the last twenty years many small firms have been established in Veneto and these, together with some of the larger firms, such as Benetton, have made this region one of the wealthiest and most economically developed in Italy.

Travel information on Treviso

Pictured: Treviso: Piazza dei Signori

Subjects and Dates

The Treviso Program offers an intensive way for students to pursue their studies in the heart of the culture they are learning about.

The following subjects will be offered in Treviso in June-July 2008:.

Weeks 1 & 2

Weeks 3 & 4

Fees for Students Undertaking the Treviso International Study Program

The fees for studying subjects in Treviso will depend on the type of fee category a student is currently enrolled in. For example, the Commonwealth Supported Place students (formerly HECS) will be charged the Student Contribution Amount (formerly HECS fees) and not charged the full-fee tuition rate.

Faculty Overseas Programs Loan Fund
The Faculty of Business & Enterprise Overseas Programs Loan Fund is made available to students participating in the international programs offered by the Faculty of Business & Enterprise including the Treviso Program. More information

Payments
Please note that a non refundable deposit of $600.00 per person is required for the Treviso Program by Tuesday 4 March 2008 with the final payment due on Friday 9 May 2008.

How to Enrol

To register please complete the Application Form 2008.

Further Information

Ms Lynn Pagoda
Business Development Coordinator
P: +61 3 9214 8147
E: LPagoda@groupwise.swin.edu.au

Dr Simone Battiston
Treviso Program Convenor
P: +61 3 9214 8051
E: sbattiston@swin.edu.au