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Italian Minor

The Minor in Italian Studies requires that you take a minimum of 18 credits of course-work. You can design your own curriculum, freely choosing among the following list of courses offered by the Department of Foreign Languages (all courses are worth 3- semester hours, unless otherwise specified)

• ITA 221 -Italian (Intermediate)
• ITA 222 -Italian IV (Intermediate 2)
• ITA 300 -Italian Advanced Conversation
• ITA 301 -Third Year Italian (Composition and Conversation 1)
• ITA 302 -Third Year Italian (Composition and Conversation 2)
• ITA 315 -Italian Translation (First Level)
• ITA 321 -Italian Culture and –Civilizations
• ITA 322 -Italian Popular Culture
• ITA 387 -Study Abroad III ( 1-4 Credits)
• ITA 409 -Independent Studies, (1 -4 Credits)
• ITA 440 -Main Currents of Italian Literature
• ITA 449 -Italian Culture through Films
• ITA 487 -Study Abroad IV (1-4 Credits)
• ITA 490 -Topics in Italian Studies
  

To fulfill the requirements towards your Minor in Italian Studies you can also utilize the following courses, offered outside the Department of Foreign Languages:

• FUS 458- Roman Civilization.
• ART479 - History of Early Renaissance.
• FIS 442- Italian Cinema.

Upper division level (300-400) courses not listed here that nonetheless; deal with Italy and Italian culture can also count towards towards your minor in Italian Studies, subject to pre- approval.