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Program checklist · Italian Studies Major

Italian Studies Major

Fordham University · Bronx, NY

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Program
Award
Italian Studies Major
CIP
05.0114
Catalog edition
0270
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1062
Description
The Italian studies major is an individualized, interdisciplinary major. Students achieve an advanced proficiency in the language in all four fundamental skills—listening, speaking, reading, and writing—while developing their analytical and critical abilities. Students explore Italian literature, culture, and history in the Mediterranean, European, or global contexts, from a broad range of disciplinary and critical perspectives in the humanities and the social sciences. In close consultation with an Italian mentor, they design their course of study, which may include courses taught in English or offered by other departments and programs, on topics relevant to the understanding of Italian culture and its relation to world cultures, histories, economics, and politics.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
191241
CourseShelf checklist
CK_191241_00c8b235
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

CIP Code

4 items
  1. As published: “Intermediate Italian I”
    3
  2. As published: “Intermediate Italian II”
    3
  3. As published: “Italian Language and Literature 1”
    or: ITAL 2201 Italian Community Engaged Learning: Art and Society
    3
  4. Select seven courses 2
    Not resolved to a course
    28
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