CIEE Rome

Our Students exploring Testaccio neighborhood with Professor Anna Ferrari! 🍗🍟

Last week, the Contemporary Italy class went to Monte Ciocci, with Professor Anna Ferrari, to talk about urban reforestation. 🌳🌲

The best thing to do after visiting Villa Torlonia?! Enjoy a delicious gelato!! 😋🍦

Our Intercultural Communication and Leadership students had the opportunity to explore the heart of Testaccio with the Professor Anna Ferrari. Testaccio is a lively neighborhood in Rome known for its history, food scene and vibrant nightlife!! 😍

To the students arriving in Rome for Block II: we look forward to seeing you on Monday, February 12th for the first day of orientation!

Don’t miss the opportunity to take a welcome tour in the heart of Rome! ❤️🇮🇹

TAKE OVER TOMORROW!! 📽🎤

Abby is a junior in the Business Program at ASU .
She’s in Rome for Block I, in Ireland for Block II and in Madrid for Block III! 🇮🇹🇮🇪🇪🇸

STAY TUNED AND GET YOUR QUESTIONS READY!

To the students arriving in Rome for Block II: we are waiting for you!!! 🤩

ARE YOU READY TO LIVE IN THE ETERNAL CITY?!🇮🇹❤️

At CIEE Rome, it’s time for some vintage shopping! 🛍

Escher Exhibition part. 2!!! 📸

Let’s welcome to Rome our CIEE Semester program students!! 👋🏻
We’re thrilled to have you here!
We wish you an incredible journey of learning, exploring and creating lasting memories! 🇮🇹❤️

Today marks the last day in Rome for our JTERM program students. It’s been a pleasure having you here with us, and we wish you all the best for the future! 👋🏻❤️🇮🇹

Today marks the last day in Rome for our JTERM program students. It’s been a pleasure having you here with us, and we wish you all the best for the future! 👋🏻❤️🇮🇹

Some of our CIEE students enjoying their time with our Professor Kevin Kriebel, during some of the co-curricular activities of the “Exploring Rome” course!! 📸

Last weekend our Jterm students visited the beautiful Florence! 🇮🇹

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Welcome to CIEE Rome!! 🇮🇹

The first week of orientation has begun for our Open Campus and Jterm students!! 🎉

CIEE Rome staff wishes you happy holidays!! 🎄🎅🏻✨

A few memories from the on-site visits of “Genius Artists For The Genius City”course, with our Professor Kevin Kriebel!

Picture n.1: Our students on the top of the Dome of Saint Peter’s Basilica, overlooking the Eternal City of Rome.
Picture n.2: Our students visiting the House of the Monsters, atop the Spanish Steps.
Picture n.3: Our students in the Borghese Gallery, admiring the Apollo and Daphne sculpture.
Picture n.4: Our students inside the Church of Saint Andrew on the Quirinal Hill.

Take over tomorrow!

We have Izzy who is spending three blocks here in Rome taking over our Instagram Stories tomorrow! Tune in for Izzy’s day-to-day life living abroad. Get your questions ready! 🇮🇹

Let’s make some SCIALATIELLI part. 2!!! 🍝🇮🇹

Last week some of our students came to our social mixer to get to know each other and try the most famous Italian hot drink: CAPPUCCINO! ☕️🇮🇹

We welcome our students to Open Campus Program Block III!

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CIEE Escape Room Halloween edition!!! 🎃👻🍭

Today some of our students had their last lesson of the Photojournalism course with our Professor Lavinia Nocelli! 📸🎞

Yesterday some of our students visited the fascinating City of Water: the underground archeological area of the Trevi district. ⛲️

Take over tomorrow! 🎤

We have Max who is spending a block here in Rome taking over our stories tomorrow! Tune in for Max’s day-to-day life living abroad. Get your questions ready! 🇮🇹🍝🍕

Today some of our students had an on-site visit at the .it with our Media, Gender and Identity Professor, Viola Del Pinto. 🏳️‍🌈

Ilaria, our Italian Professor, gave our students the opportunity to experience the Jewish quarter food culture, tasting the typical tart with ricotta and sour cherry jam! 😋

One of the most charming places in Rome: the Rose Garden, placed on the Aventine Hill, over the Circus Maximus! 🌹💐🌸🌺

Today some of our students had an on-site visit at Parco Degli Acquedotti with our Italian Professor, Anna Gallone, to talk about ancient aqueducts and Roman Road network!

In the background you can see the Claudius Aqueduct, the most monumental! 🇮🇹☀️