Courses of Italian language and culture on Garda Lake
SLAM - University of Milan Language Centre regularly organizes International courses of Italian language and culture as well as training and refresher Courses for teachers of Italian as a second language at the University branch in Gargnano on Lake Garda. The historical facility, Palazzo Feltrinelli, provides the opportunity for a full immersion in Italian language and culture in a captivating setting thanks to expert trainers of Italian as a second language. The courses are integrated by cultural activities in the local area organized by the University of Milan Language Centre.
Applications are now open for scholarships dedicated to the University's international students and for self-funded seats available to international citizens for the International Courses of Italian Language and Culture in Gargnano.
The deadline for both calls is 4th May 2025.
Intensive courses of Italian in the beautiful setting of Lake Garda.
Every summer, SLAM - University of Milan Language Centre organizes the Chiara and Giuseppe Feltrinelli International Courses of Italian Language and Culture at the University branch in Gargnano on Lake Garda. The courses are open to international users at the University of Milan (i.e., students enrolled in a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or single-cycle Master’s degree course, Erasmus+ incoming students, PhD students, research fellows, scholarship holders, and specialisation school students) and to international users external to the University proving at least the B1 level of Italian language proficiency according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
The course lasts three weeks and includes 90 hours of Italian language and culture learning. They will be held from 14 July to 2 August 2025
International users at the University of Milan may apply for a scholarship whereas non-Italian citizens external to the University can participate paying a small fee.
The programme includes cultural activities, among which an opera performance at the Arena of Verona and a tour of the old lemon tree house La Malora.
Students completing the course earn 3 university credits.
