The Minor in Italian at the University of Delaware

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C'è sempre una buona ragione.

Business, history, politics, art, biology, literature, criminal justice, music, medicine.
Whatever your major, adding a Minor in Italian can focus your studies, expand your horizons, and give you an edge in the job market after graduation.
 
• Become familiar with business practices in the world's fifth largest economy.
• Investigate the culture that generated the Renaissance in art and civilization.
• Examine the reality of European integration through an Italian perspective.
• Prepare to exchange ideas with cutting edge scientific colleagues.
• Find your own specialty and enjoy becoming fluent in another language.

  Studiare l' italiano è molto facile.

Completing the Minor in Italian requires 18 credits (usually six courses) at the 200 level or above taught in Italian, as follows:
 
Minor In Italian
 
 

ITAL	211 or 212
ITAL	2xx   or   3xx   or  4xx
ITAL	2xx   or   3xx   or   4xx
ITAL	3xx literature course
ITAL	3xx   or    4xx
ITAL	4xx

                 xx =  any course at that level
 
These courses can include conversation, composition, literature, and business.

If you're completing Italian 107 or 205 this semester, you're standing at the threshold of opportunity.  Completion of the Italian Minor may only be a few semesters away.  Talk to your instructor or contact Prof. Laura Salsini:
 
 

Office:  431 Smith Hall

Tel.:  (302)831-2749

Email:  lsalsini@udel.edu

You may also contact the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, 326 Smith Hall, telephone (302) 831-2592, for more information.