Italian

Students majoring in Italian complete a related history course in Italian or European history.

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        • ITAL:101-102 Beginning Italian I-II.
        • ITAL:201 Intermediate Italian I: Language and Culture.
        • ITAL:202 Intermediate Italian II: Language and Culture.
        • ITAL:301 Advanced Conversation and Oral Expression.
        • ITAL:302 Advanced Grammar and Written Expression.
        • ITAL:310 Topics in Italian Literature, Culture, and Film.
        • ITAL:311 Topics in Italian Language and Linguistics.
        • ITAL:460 Seminar in Italian Literature, Culture, and Film.
        • ITAL:461 Seminar in Italian Language.
        • ITAL:599 Comprehensive Examination.
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