Students who choose the Italian Studies concentration have tremendous flexibility in building their own cluster of courses to align with a particular facet of Italian, based on their academic interests or intended career path. In the case of double majors, the Italian Studies concentration allows students to meaningfully align their two programs of study so that one complements the other, with the concentration courses potentially double-counting between both majors.
After declaring the Italian major with the Studies concentration, students should meet with the Italian Program Director to discuss ideas and options for crafting a tailor-made Italian Studies concentration that best fits their college and post-graduate goals.
Electives (16 quarter hours)
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Select one 300-level Italian elective and three additional courses from Modern Languages or affiliated departments. No more than two of the four courses shall be taken in the same Department: | 16 | |
| INTRODUCTION TO EUROPEAN ART | ||
| ART AND EMPIRE IN THE ANCIENT WORLD | ||
| CONQUEST & CONVERSION: THE ART OF THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES | ||
| AGE OF CATHEDRALS: THE ART OF THE LATER MIDDLE AGES | ||
| THE ART OF CRUSADING | ||
| BYZANTINE ART | ||
| ITALIAN RENAISSANCE ART | ||
| BAROQUE ART | ||
| ART FROM 1900-1945 | ||
| GODS AND MORTALS: THE ART OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS | ||
| ART AND POWER IN PAGAN AND EARLY CHRISTIAN ROME | ||
| OLD EMPIRES AND NEW GODS: CULTURAL CONFRONTATIONS IN LATE ANTIQUITY | ||
| THE POWER OF PIETY: ICONS, RELICS, AND MIRACLES IN THE MEDIEVAL WORLD | ||
| ART OF THE CRUSADES: CRUSADES AS MEDITERRANEAN EXCHANGE | ||
| MICHELANGELO | ||
| ROME (WORLD CITIES) | ||
| HEAVENLY AND EARTHLY JERUSALEM (WORLD CITIES) | ||
| EUROPE, 400-1400 | ||
| EUROPE, 1348-1789 | ||
| EUROPE, 1789-PRESENT | ||
| MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE WOMEN | ||
| MEDIEVAL MYSTICS IN EUROPE: 1000-1600 AD | ||
| HISTORY OF THE CITY OF ROME | ||
| WOMEN IN MODERN EUROPE, 1800-PRESENT | ||
| THE HISTORY OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR | ||
| AXIS AND ALLIES: THE SECOND WORLD WAR | ||
| FASCISM AND COUNTER REVOLUTION | ||
| HISTORY OF SEXUALITY IN EUROPE | ||
| ANCIENT ROME: AUGUSTUS TO CONSTANTINE | ||
| ANCIENT ROME: ORIGINS TO THE END OF THE REPUBLIC | ||
| EUROPE FROM CONFLICT TO CONSENSUS | ||
| THE NATION AND NATIONALISM IN EUROPE | ||
| THE CRUSADES | ||
| WORLD OF WINE | ||
| INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND LAW 1 | ||
| EAT ITALY: THE HISTORY, CULTURE AND POLITICS OF ITALIAN FOOD | ||
| STYLE MATTERS: ITALIAN FASHION THROUGH LITERATURE | ||
| SPACES OF CINEMA IN ROME | ||
| CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH FILM | ||
| IMAGINING ITALY: CINEMA AS A COLLECTIVE NARRATIVE OF THE ITALIAN PEOPLE | ||
| CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN TRAGEDY | ||
| ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN COMEDY | ||
| GENDER AND SEXUALITY IN ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME | ||
| ANCIENT SCIENCE AND ITS LANGUAGE | ||
| TOPICS IN ITALIAN LITERATURE | ||
| ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY | ||
| MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY | ||
| EARLY MODERN PHILOSOPHY | ||
| GREEK PHILOSOPHY | ||
| PLATO | ||
| ARISTOTLE | ||
| MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE PHILOSOPHY | ||
| CLASSICAL POLITICAL THOUGHT | ||
| EUROPEAN POLITICS | ||
| MODEL UN 2 | ||
| THE EUROPEAN UNION | ||
| GODS IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE | ||
| ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME | ||
| SEMINAR IN SOCIOLOGY | ||
| ORIGINS OF ITALIAN LITERATURE: THE MIDDLE AGES | ||
| MASTERPIECES OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE | ||
| LITERATURE AND SCIENCE IN ITALY: 1600-1800 | ||
| ITALIAN CIVILIZATION I: THE MIDDLE AGES AND RENAISSANCE | ||
| TOWARDS UNIFICATION: ROMANTICS, REVOLUTIONARIES, AND REALISTS | ||
| FUTURISM AND BEYOND: TWENTIETH CENTURY WRITERS AND CULTURE | ||
| DANTE'S INFERNO: THE WORLD OF THE CONDEMNED | ||
| DANTE'S PURGATORY AND PARADISE: THE REALM OF SALVATION | ||
| THE ITALIAN NOVEL | ||
| PETRARCA AND BOCCACCIO | ||
| ITALIAN POETRY | ||
| ITALIAN DRAMA | ||
| ITALIAN WOMEN WRITERS | ||
| CONTEMPORARY MULTICULTURAL WRITERS IN ITALIAN | ||
| CILS EXAMINATION PREPARATION COURSE | ||
| ITALIAN FOR BUSINESS | ||
| ITALIAN TRANSLATION | ||
| ITALIAN CINEMA | ||
| ITALIAN CIVILIZATION II: EARLY MODERN ITALY | ||
| ITALIAN CIVILIZATION III: MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ITALY | ||
| HISTORY OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE | ||
| ITALIAN LANGUAGE IN THE SOCIETY OF COMMUNICATION | ||
| ITALIAN PHONOLOGY AND PHONETICS | ||
| SPECIAL TOPICS IN ITALIAN | ||
| FOREIGN LANGUAGES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM | ||
| STUDY ABROAD | ||
| INDEPENDENT STUDY | ||
- 1
INT 205 or ECO 106 is a prerequisite for this class
- 2
PSC 281 is a 2 quarter hour class