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Master of Arts

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Program Minimum Units
45 Units
University Minimum Units
45 Units
Program Length
2 Years
Interests
Languages, Literature & Culture
Academic Areas
Humanities & Arts, Social Sciences

Overview

The Italian MA is only available to current doctoral students; this is not a terminal degree. For further information, please visit the DLCL website.

The master’s program in Italian aims to expose students to a variety of perspectives in Italian language, culture, and history by providing majors with training in writing and communication as well as cultural, textual, and historical analysis to develop students into critical and global thinkers prepared for careers in business, social service, and government, or for graduate study in Italian.

Requirements

Core Program Requirements

Courses

Candidates must complete a minimum of 45 units of graduate work with all courses being taken for a letter grade and a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.3, and pass the master’s examination at the end of their studies.

Complete all of the following course(s):
DLCL 311

Professional Workshop

1-2 Units