Discover our Italian courses featuring innovative pedagogy, engaging experiential activities, and a deep sense of community. Embark on a learning journey that's not just about acquiring words and grammar. No matter your future career direction, Italian will enrich your experience with newly developed soft skills, intercultural sensitivity, and a global perspective.
Funded by a project grant from the Design Initiative at Dartmouth (DIAD), the Collaborative Conversations Project brings the innovation methodology of design thinking to language learning. Come check out the new Creative Design Thinking library in DH 213.
The Department of French and Italian is a strong presence in the Humanities that is committed to engaging students throughout their college careers (and beyond!). Some of the department's students choose to major in language and literature; many others connect their study of French with courses in government, economics, history or the arts.
Alex Lewton '27, a double major in Italian and government, last month was awarded a U.S. Department of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
Deadline is February 1st. Decision date is March 1st. Travel to Rome, Toulouse and Paris! Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience for any student. It's a chance to explore new cultures, learn new languages, and be exposed to new customs. Students return home with a unique and expanded perspective on the world.
Bring your questions to the Berry/Baker Library to learn more about the Department of French and Italian. Tuesday, October 29th from 4-6pm.
Click through to learn about how going to school overseas can support working abroad for both US and international students, and all the challenges that come with it.
Professor Beasley's new book examines the enlightened conversations on India in the time of the Sun King. She has published several books in English and numerous articles. Versailles à la rencontre du Taj Mahal is her first book in French.
Do you want to learn French and Italian? Dartmouth Hall is the place to be for languages.
To apply now, email the department with your interest @ French.and.Italian@Dartmouth.edu. Students who complete the FSP will have all three of their courses count toward the major or minor in French.
