Helpful Links

• U.S. Dept. of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs
• U.S. Dept. of State, Passport information
• Italy Consular Information Sheet
• The Official Web Site of the Tourist Board of Venice
• Virtual Venice
• Venezia Net
• The Universal Currency Converter

         

            

         

         

         

        

Vanderbilt in Venice

 

  
Vanderbilt-in-Venice Classroom

Program Overview

Each summer, Vanderbilt in Venice allows American and European law students an opportunity to gain an invaluable international perspective. Directed by Professor Michael Newton, Vanderbilt in Venice brings together a maximum of 40 students with four professors to study selected topics in international law in the rich cultural center of Venice, Italy.

Courses are taught in English, and the faculty includes members of the Vanderbilt Law faculty as well as faculty from the University of Venice.

Field trips have previously included a tour of the historic cities of Treviso and Verona, a Laguna boat tour to the islands of Burano and Torcello, a visit to a Murano glass factory, and a vineyard tour and dinner.

“Classes are held in a beautiful building with huge staircases and exquisitely designed ceilings that also had the modern conveniences of air-conditioning, a computer lab and wireless access.”

      - Charlotte Frank, Summer 2005

2010 Program Dates

May 24 - July 2

Arrival for Venice Session 1: May 23
Student Orientation: May 24
Session 1 Classes Begin: May 25
Session 1 Final Exams: June 10 - 11
Session 2 Classes Begin: June 15
Session 2 Final Exams: July 1 - 2
Students depart Venice: July 3

Two courses (2 credits each) are taught each session. Your tuition covers both sessions, but you may opt to attend only one session.  

Who Can Apply 

Important Dates and Links

• Applications Accepted: December 1 - May 1
• Tuition due in full: May 1
• Enroll on-line! 
• Download hard-copy Application Form and Release Form. These forms are in Acrobat PDF format. If you cannot open the forms, download Adobe Acrobat Reader, free software from Adobe.
• Request More Information
• Venice Photo Gallery
• Summer 2010 Courses 
  
  Vanderbilt in Venice is open to law students and graduates of ABA-accredited U.S. and European law schools.