About the Torino, Italy Program
The Torino program is a USAC specialty program. Learn more about on-site program elements and the city itself below.
About Torino
- Population: approx. 900,000 (city area)
- Distance from Rome: 430 miles
- Distance from Paris: 482 miles
Torino has one foot in its Baroque past, one in modern business and design. It is Italy's fourth largest city, the first capital, and is situated away from tourist-crowded cities. Torino's cobbleestone streets are lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes—named Italy's best. Valentino Park and the Po River show why Torino was named the best Italian city for free-time activities. Explore Roman ruins, the Royal Palace, Egyptian Museum, National Cinema and National Automobile Museums, and other culture gems. Torino also hosts the largest outdoor market in Europe, a bustling place since Roman times and a foodie's dream. Reach the rest of italy and Europe with low-cost airlines and high-speed trains.
Quick Details
2024-25 Application Cycle
- Summer 2024: Open
- Session I or I&II deadline: March 15
- Session II deadline: April 15
- Fall/Yearlong 2024-25: Open
- Early admission deadline: March 15
- Standard deadline: May 1
- Spring 2025: Open
- Early admission deadline: Sept 15
- Standard deadline: Oct 1
Eligibility
Preferred Minimum GPA: 2.5
Program Type
Credits
U.S. Credit
Program Capacity
65 students
Instruction
English, Italian