University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 19 courses 19 total credits
The minor in Italian at Illinois offers students an interdisciplinary introduction to the study of Italy in a larger Mediterranean, European and global context. Study abroad is not required but is often a rewarding and significant part of the minor in Italian Studies at Illinois. It is often possible to complete a minor while studying abroad. The minor in Italian Studies strongly emphasizes skills that are valuable for our student’s future careers, but also for their future as global citizens, and their life of the mind: extensive knowledge of a foreign language; strong written and verbal communication skills; cultural and cross-cultural knowledge and understanding; and critical thinking skills.
| Total Hours | 19 credits |
Required Courses
Minimum of 19 hours of course work in Italian language and literature beyond ITAL 203 including: Minimum of 15 hours of electives at the 200- to 400-level. Choose from the following: 1.
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