1) Italian Courses - Semester Hours: 15

Chosen from the following:

• ITAL 004 - Intermediate Italian Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 005 - Advanced Reading Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 013 - Summer Workshop in Italian Language and Civilization Semester Hours: 3-4
• ITAL 100 - Honors Essay Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 101 - Advanced Italian Language Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 102 - Advanced Italian Language Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 103 - Advanced Italian Language Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 104 - Advanced Italian Language Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 105 - Advanced Italian Language Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 106 - Advanced Italian Language Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 108 - One-on-One Conversation Skills Semester Hours: 0.5
• ITAL 109 - Italian Conversation and Oral Practice Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 110 - Italian Conversation and Oral Practice Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 111 - Advanced Italian Grammar Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 112 - Italian Composition Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 116 - Advanced Readings Semester Hours: 1-3
• ITAL 120 - Regional Cultures of Italy Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 121 - History, Culture and Institutions of Italy Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 122 - Italian Mass Media Semester Hours: 3

2) Italian Literature Courses - Semester Hours: 6

Chosen from the following:

• ITAL 130 - Introduction to Stylistics and Literary Analysis Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 151 - (LT) Masterpieces of Italian Literature Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 152 - (LT) Experiments in Italian Theatre: From Renaissance to Postmodernism Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 153 - (LT) Italian Poetry: Civilization and Aesthetics Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 154 - (LT) Masterpieces of Italian Literature Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 155 - (LT) Masterpieces of Italian Literature Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 156 - (LT) Masterpieces of Italian Literature Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 157 - (LT) Contemporary Italian Women’s Fiction Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 160 - Translation I Semester Hours: 3
• ITAL 170 A-Z - Special Topics in Italian Literature and Culture Semester Hours: 3

3) ITLT and/or ITST Courses - Semester Hours: 9

Chosen from the following:

• ITLT 030 - (LT) Italian American Poetry Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 040 - (LT) Nature, Gender, and Sin in Pre-Modern Italy Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 041 - (LT) Dante and Medieval Culture: The “Divine Comedy” Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 042 - (LT) Sex, Lies and Writing: Boccaccio’s Decameron Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 050 - (LT) Writing Women in Early Modern Italy Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 068 - (LT) Highlights of Italian Literature Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 069 - (LT) Highlights of Italian Dramatic Literature Semester Hours: 3
• ITLT 090 - (LT) Lifelines: Italian Women’s 20th-Century Prose Fiction Semester Hours: 3
• ITST 116 - Independent Study in Italian Studies and Italian American Studies Semester Hours: 1-6
• ITST 131 - (IS) Italian Cultural Studies I: From Unification to World War I Semester Hours: 3-4
• ITST 132 - (IS) Italian Cultural Studies II: From World War I to the Present Semester Hours: 3-4
• ITST 140 A-Z - (IS) Topics in Italian and Italian American Cultural Studies Semester Hours: 3
• ITST 141 - (AA) Italian Cinema from Neorealism to the Present Semester Hours: 3
• ITST 142 - (IS) The Italian Mafia: Historical Reality and Fictional Representations Semester Hours: 3
• ITST 143 - (IS) Drawn From History: The Italian Graphic Novel, Terrorism and Student Protest Semester Hours: 3
• ITST 161 - (LT) The Culture of the Italian Diaspora: From the Great Immigration to the Postmodern Condition Semester Hours: 3

Notes

• Credit in a language course cannot be given to a student who has already earned credit for a higher-numbered course in the same language when the course numbers in question indicate level of comprehension and ability in the introductory and intermediate study of that language.
• Language laboratory work is required in all modern foreign language courses on the 1, 2, 2R, 3, 4 level. The University general education goals and objectives relative to the composition and delivery of audience-appropriate oral presentations that develop and support a point and the demonstration of skill in oral communication for purposes such as informing, persuading, and defending are fulfilled taking ITAL 109  and 110 , both of which are required for the major.