Language and culture / 2014-15 course listing
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| Art History: Between Romanesque and Renaissance, the Centers of Renaissance Term(s): Fall Semester Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Art History |
Cross-Cultural Communication/Cross-Cultural Perspectives Term(s): Fall Semester | Spring Semester Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Communications, Sociology |
| Dante’s Inferno Term(s): Fall Semester 2014 Only Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Literature |
History of Art and Architecture: The Medieval City-State and the Renaissance Town Term(s): Spring Semester Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Architecture, Art History |
| Imagining Italy in Anglo-American Literature Term(s): Spring Semester 2014 Only Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Literature |
Italian Language Levels 1 through 4 Term(s): Fall Semester | Spring Semester Language of Instruction: Italian Discipline(s): Italian Language |
| Italy in the Movies Through the Eyes of American and Italian Masters of Cinema Term(s): Spring Semester Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Communications, Film Studies / Cinema |
Modern Italy: History and Culture of the Italian People Term(s): Fall Semester | Spring Semester Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): History, International Relations / Studies, Literature |
| Painting: The Italian Experience Term(s): Fall Semester | Spring Semester Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Art |
Writing In and About Italy Term(s): Fall Semester 2014 Only Language of Instruction: English Discipline(s): Writing |
*All courses are taught in English, unless otherwise noted
**Typically students enroll in 2-3 courses, in addition to the Italian Language and Cross-Cultural Communication courses which are mandatory.
Credit Explanation
Semester: 12-15 credits, Quarter: 14-19 credits
All courses offered in Macerata are recognized and approved for academic credit by AHA partner institutions.
Actual credit awarded is determined by the relevant department at your university in consultation with the study abroad office.
Check with your study abroad adviser for more information.