Requirements:

At least one course must be taken at the 300-level. All courses must be taken for the letter grade. Courses taken in Italy or during the summer may be substituted with department approval.

6 units chosen from the following:

• ITAL 205 - Intermediate Italian I
• ITAL 206 - Intermediate Italian II
• ITAL 217 - Advanced Composition and Oral Expression
• ITAL 218 - On the Edge of Catastrophe: Giorgio Bassani’s The Garden of the Finzi-Continis
• ITAL 220 - Italian Roots and Branches
• ITAL 222 - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Italian Culture
• ITAL 236 - Art in the Age of Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo
• ITAL 237 - The Hell with Dante! A Journey to Inferno
• ITAL 240 - Italy and its Migrations: Stories of Italian Emigration and Immigration
• ITAL 250 - Italian Cinema in English
• ITAL 255 - Four Italian Filmmakers (in English)
• ITAL 261 - Performance and Politics in 1970s Italy
• ITAL 301 - Senior Seminar
• ITAL 305 - Italophone African Narratives, from Colonialism to Post-Colonialism
• ITAL 306 - Reading Rodari: Revolutionary Rhymes, Telephone Tales, Fantastical Grammar
• ITAL 320 - The Language of Desire and the Modern Self
• ITAL 331 - Heroes, Paladins, and Non-existent Knights: The Italian Epic Tradition from Charlemagne to Calvino
• ITAL 340 - Italy and its Migrations: Stories of Italian Emigration and Immigration
• ITAL 342 - Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron: The “Novella” as a Microcosm
• ITAL 345 - Italians and their Languages
• ITAL 375 - Fictions of Youth: Youth Culture in Twentieth-Century Italian Literature
• ITAL 379 - Food and Fiction in Modern Italy
• ITAL 385 - Three Contemporary Women Writers: Dacia Maraini, Rossana Campo, Laila Wadia