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GEO Faculty-Led Programs in Torino, Italy

About the site

Academic area options
  • Business / MBA
  • International Relations
Length and terms available
  • Program length abroad:
    • 1 week
  • Terms:
    • Spring Break (except Easter)
    • Summer (May – July
    • Fall Break (November)

Site availability may depend on program dates and site capacity for the requested timeframe.

Program capacity

  • Minimum students: 10
  • Maximum students: 18

A group of students in a historic square in Torino, Italy.Torino, Italy blends its Baroque heritage with a modern reputation for business, design, and innovation. As the country’s fourth-largest city and former capital, it offers a rich cultural experience while avoiding the crowds common in many of the country’s major tourist destinations. Its elegant streets are lined with renowned cafés, restaurants, and shops, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The city is home to remarkable attractions, including Roman ruins, the Royal Palace, the Egyptian Museum, and the National Cinema and Automobile Museums. Torino also boasts Europe’s largest outdoor market, making it a dynamic destination for food, culture, and everyday Italian life.

Program options and components

The following are sample logistics and services that can be incorporated into a Faculty-Led Program in Torino, Italy.

Academic and co-curricular opportunities

  • Classroom space is provided through USAC's host institution, SAA – School of Management of the University of Torino, a top business school in Italy.
  • Guest lectures or presenters.
  • Co-curricular activities or visits related to academic area.

The Faculty-Led Program course is identified and taught by the institution’s faculty. The academic content, syllabus, and credit is determined by the institution. No USAC credit is given, and the cost of instruction is not included in the program.

Cultural immersion and site experiences

Students exploring historic ruins in Torino, Italy.Local site activities
  • Examples include:
    • City tour
    • Café tour
    • Local cuisine class
    • National Automobile Museum
    • National Cinema Museum
Students in front of a lake in Italy.Day trips
  • Examples include:
    • Lake Maggiore
    • Piedmont countryside

Site logistics

Housing
  • Student housing:
    • Shared hotel room
  • Program Leader housing:
    • Single-occupancy hotel room
Meals
  • Welcome and farewell meals
  • Breakfast included with hotel
  • Additional group meals may be added upon request
Transportation
  • Local transit pass
  • Private transportation for activities when local transit or walking is not feasible
  • Group airport transfers available for arrival and departure

Service and activity availability vary and cannot be guaranteed. Final inclusions and costs are outlined in the official program proposal based on program length and selected components. All GEO Faculty-Led Programs include USAC site staff support, access to USAC's Health and Safety Team, and CISI insurance.