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Italian Studies

Italian studies can be taken as a minor with French, Spanish and German or a range of non-language subjects.

We are one of the best-established centres in the UK for Italian. We can cater for students with GCSE Italian and for complete beginners (please note that we do not offer advanced - post-A/AS level Italian). The minor path incorporates language studies and cultural studies. Our approach is very broad and we offer courses on art, architecture, cinema, history, and institutions.

In order to take the Italian minor, you must do Italian as one of your three subjects in the 1st year.

Part I

In the first year, you can take ITAL 100, as one of your 3 subjects. This course provides an intensive introduction to the Italian language and is designed to equip you grammatically and linguistically for further study of Italian. In addition, lectures and seminars on Italian culture and its European context will further your knowledge of contemporary Italy.

Part II

Option 1

2 x 0.5 language units

Option 2

2 x 0.5 language units

1 x core 0.5 unit in Italian culture ITAL 233: Troubled Rebirths: A Cultural History of Italy

1 x comparative 0.5 unit culture option chosen from:

  • DELC201: Catalan Language Level 1 (ab initio)
  • DELC211: Understanding culture
  • DELC212: Cinema and Society in Europe and Latin America
  • DELC213: The Writer and the Text in 20th Century World Literature
  • DELC214: Economic and Social Change in France, Germany
  • DELC215: The Making of Modern Europe. Thought, Culture and Art in the Nineteenth Century

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