Minors

The department offers two minors: French Studies and Italian Studies. Minors often include at least one term of study in France or Italy; all courses on the LSA+ and FSP study abroad programs count toward departmental minors.

ITALIAN MINOR

The Italian Studies minor consists of six courses beyond the level of ITAL 3. It must include either ITAL 8 (if taken on an LSA+ program in Rome) or ITAL 9 (if taken on campus), ITAL 10, and four additional courses selected from among those offered by the department. One course may come from the roster of ITAL classes offered in English, though minors who elect such a course must take an x-hour in Italian and do all reading and written work in Italian. 

All three courses taken on the Italian LSA+ in Rome during winter term count towards the minor or major.

ITAL 10 may only be taken once for credit.
 

Italian Minor Advisor

Professor Danielle Callegari
307C Dartmouth Hall
Danielle Callegari

FRENCH MINOR

The French Studies minor consists of two prerequisite courses, FREN 5 and FREN 6, followed by four seminar courses selected by the student in consultation with the minor advisor. Among their four seminar courses, students are strongly encouraged to take at least one department-designated Writing Workshop. One course may come from the roster of FREN classes offered in English, though minors who elect such a course must take an x-hour in French and do all reading and written work in French. 

All three courses taken on the French  LSA+ in Toulouse (winter) or the French FSP in Paris (winter or spring) count towards the minor or major.