Italian Language, Literature, and Culture B.A.

About this Program

• Enjoy small class sizes: Introductory language courses are capped at 20 students to enhance learning and interaction between students and professors.
• Contribute to and benefit from frequent and diverse cultural activities, such as film screenings and language and culture tables where students can practice their speaking and comprehension skills.
• Pursue scholarship and fellowship opportunities like the prestigious Boren and Fulbright awards.
• Conduct research with national and international scholars and benefit from the international connections of our world-renowned faculty.
• Develop a global perspective by studying in Italy, taking courses in literature, fine arts, history, political science and other topics on location, in addition to language courses.
• Take your cultural immersion a step further by pursuing an internship while abroad.
• Explore diverse career paths by combining Italian with another major course of study and exhibit your advanced language proficiency to pursue a wide range of professional opportunities, especially if you’re interested in international or multinational experiences.
• Delve into the culture, aesthetics and sociocultural issues of Italy, past and present by minoring in Italian.
• A minor in Italian is available.