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Italy: Course Information

Immersion Programs

Use the following resources to learn about EAP courses:

• Subject Areas (PDF) to see general availability of areas of study.
• Course Finder to search for courses previously taken by UC students.
  Additional courses may be available at host universities or program locations and not all courses may still be offered. Since courses in new programs have not yet been taken for credit, they may not appear in Course Finder.
• Host university web sites to search online catalogs or course listings.
• EAP Student's Guide (PDF) to find further details in the Academic Information section.

Special Curriculum Programs

The following programs have predetermined curricula designed for UC students.

Course Finder

Search for courses previously taken by UC students.

• Rome courses
• Siena courses

Rome Semester Program

The following courses are required for all students:

1. Italian language practicum (4.5 quarter units)
   Italian 10 - Elementary Italian Practicum
   Italian 11 – Advanced Elementary Italian Practicum
   Italian 50 – Intermediate Italian Practicum
2. Italian language extensive (4.0 quarter units)
   Italian 13 – Elementary Italian
   Italian 14 – Advanced Elementary Italian
   Italian 51 – Intermediate Italian
3. Students select three of 10 to 12 core program courses (5.5 quarter units each).
   Courses in the humanities and social sciences are designed to use the city of Rome to understand the history, culture, and politics of ancient and modern civilization. Courses vary from semester to semester, but will be similar to those in previous semesters. Latin language tutorials at the intermediate to advanced levels are also available and may substitute for one of the core courses (not Italian language).

Siena Summer Quarter Program 2006

Three courses are required for all students: two consecutive Italian language courses (at the beginning and advanced beginning level only) and one Italian culture course:

1. Italian language (6.0 quarter units each)
   Italian 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 -  Study Abroad: Italian
2. Italian culture course (4.0 quarter units)
   Italian 49 – Italian History and Culture

In addition, students may opt to take a special study or internship course for 2.0 quarter units, pass/no pass.

Siena Fall/Spring Semester Programs 2005-06

Four courses are required for all students: three consecutive Italian language courses and one Italian culture course:

1. Italian language (6.0 quarter units each)
   Italian 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 -  Study Abroad: Italian
2. Italian culture course (6.0 quarter units)
   Italian 55 – Italian Culture and History

Siena Spring Quarter Program 2006

Four courses are required for all students: three consecutive Italian language courses and one Italian culture course:

1. Italian language (6.0 quarter units each)
   Italian 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 -  Study Abroad: Italian
2. Italian culture course (6.0 quarter units)
   Italian 55 – Italian Culture and History

Siena Fall/Spring Semester Programs 2006-07

Four courses are required for all students: three consecutive Italian language courses(beginning to early intermediate level only) and one Italian culture course:

1. Italian language (6.0 quarter units each)
   Italian 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 - Study Abroad: Italian
2. Italian culture course (6.0 quarter units)
   Italian 55 – Italian Culture and History

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