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About UGA at Oxford

The UGA at Oxford program has been in existence for over thirty years, making it one of the best established study abroad programs in Oxford and at UGA. We offer a vast array of courses in a wide range of disciplines – humanities, sciences, international affairs, business, communications, law and more – with something for every major. We also have sessions at every stage of the year, with regular semester programs for Fall and Spring, an intensive Junemester option, and summer term programs. On average, students take 12 credit hours during a semester program, or 6 hours during summer programs.

There are also many other things which make the UGA at Oxford program special. First, all our course offerings are regular UGA classes enrolled through Athena, earning direct UGA credit, counting towards your major’s pathway, paying regular in-state tuition, and covered by any existing financial aid. However, unlike taking these classes on campus in Athens, they are taught by Oxford faculty and take place in the distinctive Oxford style of undergraduate education. Second, unlike any other study abroad program, we have both UGA-owned facilities in Oxford as well as the ability for students to integrate into the actual Oxford college system. This provides both the safety and standards of a UGA campus, with full immersion in the authentic Oxford student experience.

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About UGA Cortona

Since 1970, the University of Georgia Cortona Program, located in the rolling hills of Tuscany, Italy, has been a leader in education abroad. It is UGA’s oldest study abroad offering programs throughout the year, calling the town of Cortona home for over 50 years.

The UGA International Center in Cortona, Italy offers study abroad programs in Art and Art History during the Spring, Summer, and Fall academic terms. Additionally, it runs more concentrated programs during the month of May; these Maymester programs specialize in a variety of disciplines, including Terry Business & Image, Science and Art History, Viticulture and Enology.

Cortona is a hill town located in central Italy, in the region of Tuscany, approximately 65 miles from Florence, and 120 miles from Rome. Many visitors travel to Cortona from around the world, giving the town an unmistakably international flavor. Each year it hosts numerous concerts, festivals, performances, and exhibitions, and there is an active community of artists living in and around Cortona.