Our permanent campus at Due Santi has brought to our school many students from all over the United States. In Rome, Intermediate Italian is taught by professor Lisa Fougerousse Mobus . Outside the Classroom the students enjoy immersing themselves in the Italian culture, and the Italian Club of UD offers many activities, such as visits to museums, the viewing of Italian films and operas, making a special design for the Club T-shirt, and participating in events like International Day, inviting special guests like Italian singers to perform on our campus. Italian Courses 1301-1302. The foundation for the study of Italian.
Students acquire a basic vocabulary and an understanding of fundamental linguistic structures.
Required use of the Foreign Language Center. Fall and Spring. 2311. The objectives of this course are to review grammar thoroughly, expand vocabulary, increase fluency, and acquaint the student with representative works of Italian writers and artists. Designed to increase the students' knowledge of the Italian language and give them a comprehensive chronological introduction to the historical development of the people who speak it. Oral reading in class, vocabulary drills, oral discussions, presentations, and written assignments.