专业介绍
UNC–Chapel Hill has a rich tradition of Italian studies, including courses that develop linguistic proficiency and many others dedicated to studies of literature, film, food, environmental humanities, politics, history, gender, philosophy, and theater. There is only one course required for the major, with the remaining considered electives. Students may count courses taught in both Italian and English as electives. Many students study abroad and may count courses taken in Italy as electives as well.
The Italian concentration is a popular choice for those interested in global studies or careers in journalism, diplomacy, international business or education, the food and wine industries, or for those seeking a well-rounded education in preparation for medical, law, or any other professional school. Many students who graduate from this program will also pursue graduate school in this or a related field.