Study Abroad in the heart of Rome, Italy
SUMMER ENGINEERING, MATH, AND COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES FOR STEM MAJORS
Summer STEM Courses at JCU
John Cabot University offers Engineering and Mathematics courses for STEM majors during the five-week Summer I and II sessions.
This program provides students with the opportunity to remain on track or speed up their time to graduation while participating in an international experience that allows them to appreciate the history and engineering feats of Ancient Rome.
Students earn transferable credit and take advantage of a variety of extracurricular activities and support services provided by the university.
In addition to the STEM courses, there are more than 130 courses in art history, business, communications, economics, humanities, and social science available during JCU's two summer sessions.
Engineering & Mathematics Course Syllabi
Engineering Courses
ENGR 200 Material and Energy Balances
ENGR 201 Biomedical Engineering Fundamentals
ENGR 210 Statics
ENGR 211 Mechanics of Materials
ENGR 212 Mechanics and Machines
ENGR 213 Thermodynamics
ENGR 220 Fluid Mechanics
ENGR 226 Microcontroller Programming and Applications
ENGR 227 Electrical Engineering I: Basic Circuits
ENGR 240 Dynamics
ENGR/EC 225 Engineering Economics
Mathematics Courses
MA 298 Calculus II
MA 350 Linear Algebra
MA 492 Mathematical Statistics
MA 495 Differential Equation
MA 497 Real Analysis
Computer Science Courses
CS 212 1 Introduction to Data Science and Machine Learning
CS 200 1 Discrete Structures
CS 330 1 Algorithms and Data Structures
Dates and Deadlines
Summer I 2026: May 20 to June 27
(Application deadline is April 1)
Summer II 2026: July 2 to August 8
(Application deadline is May 1)
Scholarships
John Cabot University Summer Engineering Scholarships of $500 per session are automatically applied to engineering majors. Please check with your study abroad office or contact us regarding eligibility and for additional cost information. For further information contact studyabroad@johncabot.edu.
STUDYING ABROAD IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
At John Cabot University, Rome is not only your campus, but your classroom and your home. Our Summer STEM program is designed to help you stay on track for graduation while immersing yourself in an international educational experience. Earn transferable credits while exploring Ancient Rome's rich history and groundbreaking engineering feats.
WHY STUDY AT JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY?
ROME IS YOUR CAMPUS
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TESTIMONIALS
Natalie Miller
California, USA
Study Abroad
Duncan Roskovensky
Delaware, USA
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Laisha Perez
New Jersey, USA
Study Abroad
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
IS JCU ACCREDITED?
John Cabot University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 1007 North Orange Street, 4th Floor, MB #166, Wilmington, DE 19801. (267-284-5000) www.msche.org. The MSCHE is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). The academic degrees conferred by John Cabot may be recognized for admission to the +2 in Italian universities, pending further requirements, when accompanied by the Dichiarazione di Valore or the Statement of Comparability. JCU’s Frank J. Guarini School of Business received accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) in 2022.
ARE CLASSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH?
All of the classes are in English (except for advanced foreign language and literature classes).
DO I NEED A VISA?
If you plan to study for a semester or longer, are from the United States or another country that is not a member of the European Union, you need a student visa before entering Italy. A student visa is mandatory by Italian law and must be obtained before you arrive. Applying for a student visa is a completely separate process from applying to John Cabot University. During the summer sessions, citizens of the United States or other countries do not need a study visa, as students may stay in Italy for under 90 days without a visa.
DOES JCU OFFER SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID?
John Cabot University offers merit-based scholarships and need-based grants to degree-seeking students from all over the world. We also participate in the U.S. Title IV Program for Federal Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized and Parent PLUS and GRAD PLUS loans.
Study Abroad scholarships are offered to qualified study abroad students. Study abroad students may also be able to transfer existing financial aid packages to JCU.
DOES JCU HAVE HOUSING?
John Cabot University offers apartment-style housing for students. There are a few housing options: the Gianicolo Residence, the Trastevere Apartments, and the Lungara Apartments. On semesters with high enrollment, students may also be placed in neighborhood apartments in convenient locations. Thanks to Rome's public transportation system, no apartment is more than a short tram or bus ride away from JCU, and most are within easy walking distance. Shared apartments have fully equipped kitchens, bed and bath linens, and a washing machine. Amenities also include WiFi and 24-hour security in our residences. On-call JCU staff and a community of Resident Assistants provide support for students during their stay at JCU.
WELCOME TO
ROME
YOUR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
ABROAD
Leaving your home to move to a different country will help you grow as an individual. Rome is the perfect place to find your true self.
Your credits are transferable to your home institutions, allowing for degree progress while you gain an unforgettable cultural experience.
Join an active, diverse community of students from 80 countries and study with world-renowned faculty.
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