ITALIAN 1032W
1.00 credit · Main
An introduction to oral and written Italian with emphasis on the development of communicative skills privileging travel-related linguistic competences. No previous knowledge of Italian is required. Based in Tuscany, students will acquire an understanding of multifaceted contemporary Italian culture.
Italian 1030; Italian 1033; Italian 1045A/B and Italian 1046A/B; Grade 12 Italian.
Accelerated 80 lecture hours over 4 weeks, including pre-departure sessions. The course takes place in Italy during Intersession. See Department for information on application procedure.
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