Italian
A major in Italian students to study the language, literature
and culture either as beginners or advanced learners. Students
who enter the major at post-HSC or advanced levels will be
exempted from some language subjects.
As from 2004, students may enrol in a minor
in Italian.
Major Study
A major in Italian for beginners or near beginners consists
of 66 credit points, and must include 18cp at 100-level, 24cp
at 200-level and 24cp at 300-level, as set out below. Students
who have achieved a strong 2 Unit HSC pass or equivalent may
choose to enter the language sequence at the level of ITAL251
and complete a 54cp major comprising 6cp (civilisation) at
100-level, 24cp at 200-level and 24cp at 300-level, as set
out below. All students wishing to enter the Italian major
at the level of ITAL251 or ITAL152 must obtain approval from
the Italian co-ordinator.
Native or near-native speakers, whose major also consists
of 54cp, may be granted waivers for ITAL251 and ITAL252. Such
waivers will be granted only at the time of first enrolment
in Italian, in accordance with the Program's policy and with
the formal approval of the Italian co-ordinator or the Convenor
of Program.
Replacement subjects, to make up the 54cp for the major
are to be chosen from the additional subjects listed below.
Credit may be granted for language courses taken at University
level in accordance with established University of Wollongong
guidelines.
Subject to the pre-requisites listed in the subject database,
language and literature/civilization subjects may be taken
independently of one another, eg Italian 1A Language may be
taken without also taking ITAL110.
Honours
See Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Study Program
| Subjects |
|
Credit Points |
| 100-Level |
|
|
| ITAL151
|
Italian IA Language |
6 |
| ITAL152
|
Italian IB Language |
6 |
| ITAL110
|
Italy and the Italians |
6 |
| 200-Level |
|
|
| ITAL251
|
Italian IIA Language and Literature |
8 |
| ITAL252
|
Italian IIB Language and Literature |
8 |
| LING210
|
Communicating in a Foreign Language |
8 |
| 300-Level |
|
|
| ITAL351
|
Italian IIIA Language and Literature |
8 |
| ITAL352
|
Italian IIIB Language and Literature |
8 |
| LANG305
|
Literature and Society in Renaissance
Europe |
8 |
| Depending on availability
and satisfaction of appropriate pre-requisites, one or
more subjects may be taken from: |
| ITAL361
|
Interpreting I (pre-requisite must be
ITAL352) |
8 |
| ITAL362
|
Interpreting II (pre-requisite must be
ITAL361) |
8 |
| LANG371
|
Advanced Studies in Language/Culture A
|
8 |
| LANG372
|
Advanced Studies in Language/Culture B
|
8 |
| LANG373
|
Advanced Studies in Language/Culture C
|
8 |
| ITAL391
|
Italian Study Abroad A |
8 |
| ITAL392
|
Italian Study Abroad B |
8 |
| ITAL393
|
Italian Study Abroad C |
8 |
| ITAL361
|
Interpreting I (pre-requisite must be
ITAL352) |
8 |
Minor study in Languages
other than English (LOTE): Italian
From 2004, students in the Faculty of Arts will be able to
take a Minor consisting of four sequential subjects in Italian.
The minor will consist of 28 or 32 credit points of language
study (28cp for students beginning at 100-level and 32 cp
form students beginning at upper levels).
Example:
A student beginner could take a Minor by studying ITAL151,
ITAL152, ITAL251 and ITAL252. A student who had studied Italian
to HSC level and commencing University Italian at second year
level could take a Minor by studying ITAL251, ITAL252, ITAL351
and ITAL352.
Whilst the minor will not be stipulated on the student’s
testamur at graduation, it will be recorded on the academic
transcript.
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