Syracuse Florence Center: Spring 2026 course-related fees
Students who register for any of the courses listed below will be charged a fee to cover special activities, such as field study or attendance at special events, which are an integral part of the course. Field study fees may reflect cost of transportation, accommodations, guest lectures, and most entry fees. Attendance is mandatory, so we strongly discourage students from booking any personal travel before finalizing their registration in Florence so they know which course-related field study they will be required to attend.
Fees are billed from Syracuse University following the online registration period and will appear on a subsequent Bursar statement. Students receive an email notice to view their bill in MySlice. These fees are not included in either the tuition or the program fees. Any new course-related fees or fee increases approved after this date will be announced prior to registration. All students who register for a course with a course-related fee are required to pay the fee, even if they are only auditing the course.
Please note: All field study is planned in advance and subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances (safety or weather-related alerts, strikes, etc.). In the event there are any changes to the proposed schedule/itinerary, we will either provide an alternative option of comparable academic significance and cost or process the applicable credit to students’ Bursar accounts.
Financial Deadline to Withdraw from the Program: Please refer to the SU Tuition, Fees, and Related Policies Bulletin for information on refund of course-related fees for students who withdraw from the program voluntarily, involuntarily, or due to suspension or expulsion.
Financial Drop Deadline: Students who drop a class by the Financial Deadline indicated in MySlice may request a refund of any unspent or uncommitted portion of the course fee. There is no refund of course fees to students in the program who make course/credit changes after this deadline except for an excused absence due to a scheduling conflict with other required field study.
Architecture
| ARC 437 – Renaissance Architecture in Italy: 1400-1600 (Florence site visits) | $115 |
| ARC 439 – Architecture and Fascism in Italy (day trip outside Florence; Florence site visits; materials) | $115 |
| ARC 500.5 – Architecture and the Environment (Florence site visits; materials) | $105 |
General Center Courses
| ANT 300.2 – Food, Culture and Identity (day trip to Strada in Chianti; cooking workshops; materials; Florence site visits) | $165 |
| ANT/HST 300 (.5 & .16) – Food and Emotions in Italian History (Florence site visits; tastings) | $35 |
| BPS 400 – The Global Workplace: Intercultural Communication and Change (mandatory internship training) | $35 |
| CLA/LIT/REL 421 – Classical Mythology (Florence site visits, including Fiesole) | $95 |
| COM 350 (.1 & .2) – Topics in Media, Diversity and Inclusion: The Power of Images through Inclusive Storytelling (Florence site visits) | $30 |
| CRS 318 – Fashion in Focus: Discourses and Meaning (day trip to Santa Croce sull’Arno and Ponte a Ema; Florence site visits) | $55 |
| CRS/INB 342 – Cross-Cultural Management: Communicating in the Global Workplace (day trip to Prato; Florence site visits) | $100 |
| DRA/LIT/WGS 381 – Laughter and Passion: Italian and European Theatre (day trip to Padua/Vicenza; Florence site visits) | $190 |
| FST 300 (.2, .3 & .4) – Vine to Table: Italian Wines in Context (winery half day trip; tastings; Florence site visits) | $235 |
| FST 402 – Feeding the City: Urban Food Systems (day trip to Chalet Fontana; tastings; Florence site visits) | $205 |
| HOA 203 (.1, .2, .3 & .4) – Italian Arts from Antiquity to Michelangelo (Florence site visits) | $165 |
| HOA 300.2 – Renaissance Now: Modern Art Responses to the Past (half day trip to Palazzo Pitti; Florence site visits) | $135 |
| HOA 300.4 – Science, Art, and Technology in Renaissance Florence (Florence site visits) | $130 |
| HOA 300.5 – Art, Alchemy, and Arcana in Early Modernity (Florence site visits) | $80 |
| HOA/HST 300.12 – A History of Florence in Twelve Objects (Florence site visits) | $195 |
| HOA 320 (.1, .2, .3 & .4) – Italian Renaissance Art (Florence site visits) | $155 |
| HOA 321 – Leonardo da Vinci (day trip to Milan; Florence site visits) | $340 |
| HOA 413 – Art, Faith and Power in Late Medieval Italy (Florence site visits) | $110 |
| HOA 424 – Sixteenth Century Italian Art and Identity (half day trip to Palazzo Pitti; Florence site visits) | $120 |
| HOA 437 – Renaissance Architecture in Italy: 1400-1600 (Florence site visits) | $115 |
| HOA 525 – Mapping a Global Renaissance (day trip to Pisa; Florence site visits) | $120 |
| HST 300.13 – Edible Histories: Mediterranean Food Cultures Through Time and Space (Florence site visits; cooking class; tastings; class dinner) | $205 |
| HST 300.15 – Walking Florence (Florence site visits) | $65 |
| HST 353 – History of Ancient Rome (day trip to Rome) | $170 |
| INB 322 (.1 & .2) – Made in Italy: Business, Craftmanship and Branding Success (Made in Italy day trip; Florence site visits) | $220 |
| NSD 452 (.1 & .2) – Mediterranean Food and Culture (day trip to Bologna; tastings; Florence site visits) | $195 |
| PHI/PSC/WGS 413 – Identity and Difference (day trip to Prato; Florence site visits) | $90 |
| PSC 300.2 – Making up Machiavelli (day trip to Casa Machiavelli; Florence site visits) | $180 |
| PSC 408 – Politics of Immigration in Europe (day trip to Prato) | $85 |
Design
| DES 300.1 – Kitchens and Cultures: Domestic Interiors in Italian Societies (day trip to Artimino; Florence site visits) | $190 |
| DES 300.2 – Bellissima! Unraveling the Threads of Italian Fashion (Florence site visits) | $100 |
| DES 304 – Collaborative Design (Florence site visits; materials) | $50 |
| DES 322 – Made in Italy: Business, Craftsmanship, and Branding Success (Made in Italy day trip; Florence site visits) | $220 |
| IND 481 – Ethnography and Culture in Design (Florence site visits; materials) | $50 |
Studio Arts at Syracuse Florence
A lab fee will be charged in all courses to cover the cost of models and/or basic studio supplies and studio maintenance. Students must pay directly for additional supplies, if needed, and either bring or purchase materials more appropriate to individual selection, noted with an asterisk (*).
Drawing:
| ARI 231 – Drawing I: Observation (Florence site visits) * Students must bring with them or purchase specialty drawing papers and tools suited to individual project(s). | $255 |
| ARI 333/467 – Drawing II: Representation to Conceptualization/Experimental Advanced Drawing (Florence site visits) * Students must bring with them or purchase specialty drawing papers and tools suited to individual project(s). | $295 |
Painting:
| ARI 261 (.1 & .2) – Painting Studio I (Florence site visits) | $350 |
| ARI 361/400.1 – Painting Studio II/Advanced Painting (Florence site visits) | $390 |
Studio Arts at SRISA (Santa Reparata School of Art)
A lab fee will be charged in all courses to cover the cost of models and/or basic studio supplies and studio maintenance. All metalsmithing fees also include a tool kit. Students must pay directly for additional supplies, if needed, and either bring or purchase materials more appropriate to individual selection, noted with an asterisk (*).
| APH 300.1 – Fashion Photography (Florence site visits) * Students must bring with them or purchase a digital camera with manual settings and 16-32 GB memory cards. | $205 |
| APH 380.1 – Discovering Florence through Photography | $80 |
| ARI 280.3 – Printmaking I | $65 |
| ARI 280.4 – Serigraphy | $130 |
| ARI 280.6/.7 – Creative Jewelry: Wearable Art | $155 |