Mediterranean Politics, Food and Culture
In the context of each unique host-region — Catalonia, Tuscany, and Sicily — students explore the social and political complexities of the Mediterranean through the lens of food and nutrition, analyzing the factors that unify the region, its culture and cuisine.
Experiential Courses
Topics of study include migration and urbanization, global trade relations, cultural identity, and sustainability. Experiential courses include visits to food producers and local markets, tastings, on-site lectures and walking tours, visits to museums and government offices, and meetings with NGOs among other offerings.
Simultaneous Cohorts
Developed with local faculty in the three host cities, the program is a 15-week semester with 5-week segments in each city: Barcelona, Florence, Syracuse. Each of three cohorts composed of 25-30 students start the program in a different city.