Anatomia Italiana — Connecting Art and Anatomy

SDSU Winter 2027

San Diego State University Global Seminar To ItalyWinter Session: January 3 - 15, 2027

SDSU students at ancient ruins in Italy

Explore the history of science and its connection to art by traveling to Italy, the Cradle of Modern Science and Western Art!

Visit Europe's oldest universities in Rome, Florence, Bologna, and Padua to see historic dissection theatres, centuries-old anatomic wax sculptures, and stand before Galileo's podium in the very room he lectured!

Explore the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, Uffizi, and Bargello to view Renaissance Masterpieces that showcase the intersection of science and art. Bathe in the spirituality of Assisi, home to Saint Francis, Patron Saint of Italy.

Map of Italy showing program cities: Rome, Assisi, Florence, Bologna, Padua, Venice

Experience all that travel to Italy has to offer, from the world's greatest food to the stunning fountains of Rome and the enchanting canals of Venice!

This 3-unit, Faculty-led Global Seminar fulfills SDSU's College of Health and Human Services Area C: Humanities Graduation Requirement, while also satisfying the Study Abroad Requirement for many SDSU majors.

This popular program is open to all SDSU students, regardless of academic major, and fills in just a matter of hours!

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SDSU Students at the Vatican Museums!
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