3 credit(s) This academically oriented course will be taught in Italian and consists of coursework followed by an intensive travel study component in Italy. Orientation meetings, research, lectures and discussions will prepare students for an informed field experience. Upon return, students present a project/research paper and portfolio based on their cultural, historical, socio-economic knowledge acquired abroad. The cost varies each semester. This course will fulfill a language requirement and count toward a minor in Italian.
Prerequisite(s):ITAL 202 and permission of instructor. Attribute: ARTS, CFD, ISP,GLST, ILST, MULT