Italian Language and Culture Minor
The 15-credit Italian language and culture minor provides an overview of the linguistic, cultural, and literary aspects of Italian.
Minors in the College of Arts and Humanities offer students in all disciplines the opportunity to pursue an in-depth, structured program of study in a field outside of their major. Minors allow participants to earn official recognition for their expertise and achievements, broadening their skills and interests and giving them an edge in today’s competitive job markets.
Requirements for the minor (15 credits)
Foreign Language Placement Assessment
All students new to SLLC courses must take the online Foreign Language Placement Assessment (FLPA) before registering for classes.
Prerequisite Courses
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Note: Students with prior experience in Italian may satisfy these prerequisites with an appropriate Foreign Language Placement Assessment (FLPA) score.
Language Acquisition Courses
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Course # |
Course Name |
Credits |
Prerequisites |
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ITAL204 |
Advanced Intermediate Italian |
3 |
ITAL203 |
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ITAL207 |
Speaking and Writing in Italian |
3 |
ITAL204 |
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ITAL301 |
Italian Composition |
3 |
ITAL207 |
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ITAL311 |
Advanced Oral Expression: Current Events |
3 |
ITAL207 |
One additional course taught in Italian at the 300- or 400-level (3 credits)
(See Testudo for the current list of 300- and 400-level ITAL course offerings)
Declaring the Minor
To explore or declare a minor, please fill out and submit the online contact form.