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The Italian program at The University of Denver aims to develop our students’ Italian language proficiency, across the four skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking), as well as a literary and cultural awareness in the Italian context.
Students engage in the spoken and written forms of Italian communication via direct interaction on-site with native speakers (study-abroad) and with authentic materials in the classroom and on the Web.
At DU, the Italian experience extends beyond the classroom. Students attend plays, movies and the opera. In addition, we facilitate opportunities for student civic engagement in both the local and Italian communities, by providing opportunities for community service, teaching, internships and learning projects.
Students also enjoy cappuccino during weekly casual Italian conversation hours with instructors, returned study abroad students and Italian exchange students studying at DU.
With their study of Italian language, culture, literature and film, students gain the necessary skills to pursue graduate school in Italian Studies, pursue professional goals in the world of business/commerce, international relations and education, and to live/work abroad.
Why
Study Italian?
The Italian Program
Brochure
(view, download or print)
Courses
Study
Abroad in Italy
The Bologna Center
Faculty
Internships
Scholarships
AMICI
of the University of Denver
Links
For more information, please contact
us at:
University of Denver
Department of Languages and Literatures - Italian
Program
Sturm Hall
2000 E. Asbury Ave.
Denver, CO. 80208-2662
Office: (303) 871- 2662
FAX: (303) 871-4555
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