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Courses offered
A variety of Italian courses are offered to satisfy all levels of student proficiency. Those participants who have never studied the language will find Elementary Italian particularly useful for day-to-day life in Florence. In addition, three other courses are offered by the program (in English): The Renaissance Art of Florence, combines lectures by ASU art historian Anthony Gully with visits to local museums, monuments, and churches. The program will pay for the students' admittance to most of the museums in which Professors Gully, Santello and Hoyt will hold class. Other courses taught in English are listed below.
Courses offered: Choose a minimum of 4 credits and a maximum of two courses not to exceed 9 hours. Please note that courses selected must be in different blocks due to scheduling issues.
(Ex. sign up for one course in Block 1 and one in Block 2 and/or 3) .
For more information about the courses, click on the course titles below!
| BLOCK 1 Click course title for syllabus/description |
8:30-10:00 AM M-Th | |
ENG 217/394 L credit for writing/literacy |
Dr. Heather Hoyt | |
| KIN 394 | Prof. Marco Santello | |
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| BLOCK 2 Click course title for syllabus/description |
10:45-1:00 PM M-Th | |
| ARS 310 | The Renaissance Art of Florence (offered in English) (3 credits)** |
Prof. Anthony Gully |
| ARS 598 | 15-16th Century Florence Renaissance (graduate-level of ARS 310)(3 credits) | Prof. Anthony Gully |
| BLOCK 3 Click course title for syllabus/description |
3:00-5:00 Pm M-Th | |
| ITA 101 | Elementary Italian (4 credits) | Prof. Chiara Dal Martello |
| ITA 102 | Elementary Italian (4 credits) | Prof. Pier R. Baldini |
| ITA 201 | Intermediate Italian (4 credits) | Prof. Pier R. Baldini |
| ITA 202 | Intermediate Italian (4 credits) |
Prof. Pier R. Baldini |
| ITA 311 | Italian Comp. & Conversation (3 credits) | tba |
| ITA 312 | Italian Comp. & Conversation (3 credits) | tba |
| ITA 499 | Italian Independent Study (1-3 credits) | tba |
** Enrollment limited to 35 students who must have taken 101/102 Art History Survey or have permission of Instructor. Once full a waiting list will be established for those still interested.
