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Immerse Yourself in the Heart of Italy at NYU Florence

Experience one of the world's most captivating campuses, nestled amongst the olive groves and Renaissance-revival gardens of the historic Villa La Pietra estate. This stunning setting serves as your gateway to exploring Italy's rich tapestry, from the art and history of the Renaissance to contemporary subjects such as the business of fashion, international politics and economics, social justice and sustainability.

Broaden your horizons. NYU Florence offers a challenging academic experience embedded within one of the world's most complex and beautiful cultures. Located on the Villa La Pietra estate in the rolling hills that surround the city, NYU Florence is the perfect context not only for studying Italian culture but also for investigating issues with a wider European and global impact. Approximately 350 undergraduates per semester study Italy's history and its extraordinary art, literature, philosophy, and architecture, along with the political, cultural, economic and social issues that play a role in shaping Europe's future. Immerse yourself in the city where Dante, Artemisia, Machiavelli and Galileo redefined literature, art, politics, and science. Engage with the complexities of modern Italy, from the challenges of immigration and social justice to the future of sustainable agriculture from a uniquely Tuscan perspective. Courses are primarily taught in English, with Italian language options available to enhance your fluency.

Become an active participant. NYU Florence offers a vibrant array of co-curricular opportunities and for-credit internships. Hone your skills through professional development programs in museum curation, digital media production and communications, or sustainability. Give back to the community through volunteering at city schools, museums and charitable organizations, or contribute to the university's biodynamic farm and participate in the annual olive harvest, one of the ancient rituals of the Mediterranean economy.


Cost Per Semester (Academic Year 23-24)

Undergraduate tuition: $30,219

Housing: $6,972 - $10,909

Students pay their individual school tuition, which may differ by college. For comparison to other global locations, including New York, a cost estimation chart is available on the costs and financial aid page.

Academic Calendar: Fall/ Spring/ Full Year/ Summer

Student Body: 300-350 students

Housing: On campus residence halls, off campus apartments, homestays

Exchange Rate: 1 USD = .82 Euro