MIT Italy
MIT-Italy Information Session
October 7, 2009. 5:00-7:00pm. Building E40 4th floor
Come learn how you can go to Italy on an all expenses paid internship and meet past interns! Refreshments will be served
Apply Now! The MIT-Italy Program is accepting applications for summer Spring/Summer 2010!
The MIT-Italy Program facilitates creative partnerships and collaborations between members of the MIT community and their counterparts in Italy. Through internships, workshops, classes, faculty collaborations, and student fellowships, we bring more of MIT to Italy and more of Italy to MIT in ways that enrich both communities. Drawing from our extensive network of companies, research institutes, and universities, the MIT-Italy Program aims to be as inventive and resourceful as the country it represents.
Through the MIT-Italy Program, MIT students have
- researched DNA in Sardinia
- worked at a top robotics lab in Genoa
- learned about technology and policies at ENEL
- studied at the National Institute of Nuclear Physics in Frascati
Italy's genius has always been expressed through integrative invention — combining, for example, old and new, science and fashion, taste and technology, beauty and performance. In keeping with this tradition, we make integrating Italian culture into the MIT community an important part of our business. The MIT-Italy Program sponsors lectures, Italian language classes, and in-depth cultural orientations.
See what EECS graduate student Heather Knight worked on during her 2008 MIT-Italy internship:
The Cloud from mitmobileexperiencelab on Vimeo.












