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Study abroad in Milan, a city full of innovation and inspiration, from “The Last Supper,” one of the most influential works of the Renaissance, to Fashion Week.
Witness some of the world’s finest performers at Teatro alla Scala, the world-renowned opera house, observe fashion executives to see how successful businesses are run, and, of course, find your favorite spots for pizza and gelato when you study in Milan.
No matter what program you choose, your Milan study abroad experience will be a cultural adventure.
Programs
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Climb the Duomo
After you’ve explored this spectacular Gothic cathedral, make your way to the top of the Dome for the best views of the city.
Meet People & Get Involved
Make friends with Community Assistants, local university students who help you get to know Milan.
Enjoy the Milanese Aperitivo
Happy hour in Milan means, when you buy a drink, you get dinner for free!
Cheer On A.C. Milan
Catch a professional football match at San Siro stadium.
Travel!
Embrace Milan’s central location with weekend trips to nearby destinations.
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3 Bags and 5,365 Miles
The last time I set foot in Europe was spring of my senior year in 2016. I traveled to Santorini, Athens, Mykonos, and Turkey with my best friends on a two star cruise. The rooms were as large as a bathroom (and that’s a generous description), the majority of our fellow passengers were senior citizens from China who could not speak much English (if any) and we had little to no cell coverage- it was the one of the best weeks of my life.
What It Means to Come Home
Coping with coming back to reality is both tougher and easier than I expected.
The Joy of a Host Family
Host family experiences can vary from person to person. For me, my host family served as ambassadors to the city, and a shoulder to lean on when I really needed it.
The Reality of Returning Home
Returning from an exciting semester living in a new country can be tough. However, the lessons learned can help you in the rest of your life, and your experiences can you lead you to spend more of your life abroad, as well.
Living in Milan as a Musician
As I’m getting ready to go home, I’ve been reflecting on my experience abroad: highs, lows, everything in between. I imagine this is true of every student nearing the end of their time living in another country. So, what is it that has made my semester as a music student in Milan feel so unique?
