STEM at ISI Florence - Physics, Biology, & More
- Italy
- Florence
About Program
ISI Florence is committed to providing immersive and diversified study abroad opportunities. For this reason, we have developed a curriculum inclusive of STEM topics.
Physics & Mathematics: Italy's contribution to these fields includes those of Leonardo da Vinci, and the more recent work of 20th century Fermi statistics. Italians have not only contributed to theory, but they have also left a long history of practical applications of mathematics and physics, including the creation of the radio. This makes Italy, and Florence, an excellent location for the study of mathematical theory, and topics such as 'Modern Physics' or a lab on 'Electricity and Magnetism'.
Biology: Explore 'Organic Chemistry' or the 'Function and Development of Organisms' through ISI Florence's new Biology-Chemistry track. Take your education beyond the classroom with trips (for example) to Florence's famous La Specola Collection, an anatomical exhibit & the oldest public museum in Europe.
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Program Highlights
- State-of-the-art, centrally located facilities
- Pre-departure and arrival assistance
- Fully-equipped student apartments, all within the historic center
- Extra- and co-curricular field trips and volunteering
- Emergency hotline available 24/7; along with expert and dedicated international faculty and staff
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Location
Gelato festival is April should be enough to get your attention, but this won't be the only thing that keeps you coming back for more. Florence sits in the Tuscany region and is regarded for its artistic history and worldly views.
