This course (4 credits) is designed for students who have successfully completed Italian 203. It will advance spoken and written language skills developed in previous courses through a variety of oral and written exercises. The …
Italian Courses
Italian 203: Third Semester Italian
This 4-credit course is designed for students who have successfully completed Italian 102 or 201. The goal of this course is to provide an in-depth understanding of contemporary Italian language and culture. This course will …
Italian 201: Italian for Speakers of Other Romance Languages
This 4-credit course is designed for students with little or no knowledge of the Italian language, but who have a strong background in another Romance language (i.e. Spanish, French, Rumanian, Portuguese, Catalan, etc.). Italian 201 …
Italian 102: Second Semester Italian
This 4-credit course is designed for students with some knowledge of the Italian language. In this course, you will improve the skills gained in Italian 101 and learn new structures and expressions that will enable …
Italian 101: First Semester Italian
This 4-credit course is designed for students with little or no knowledge of the Italian language. The goal is to provide an introduction to contemporary Italian language and culture. You will be actively engaged in …
Italian 230: Modern Italian Culture
Survey of Italian history, literature, cinema, art, politics, and general culture from the Risorgimento to the present. Prerequisites: Italian 204 or consent of instructor.
Italian 102: Second Semester Italian
Continuation of Italian 101.
Italian 101: First Semester Italian
For students who have not studied Italian.
Italian Literature in Translation 410: Political Fiction & Film in Modern Italy
This is a Literature in Translation course that meets with Italian 452. LITTRANS 410 counts towards the Certificate in Italian.
Italian Literature in Translation 360: French and Italian Renaissance Literature Online
A web-based course comprising 15 week-long units, organized as a virtual journey through Renaissance Italian and French cities. Each unit includes a lecture and readings from main literary texts and cultural documents associated with the …