U-ITAL-MIN - Italian Studies - Minor

A total of six courses from departmental Italian offerings, three of which must be taught in Italian or taken concurrently with a preceptorial (P) component or the Italian 370T tutorial, and must include at least one course in one of the following areas: Medieval, Renaissance, Modern/Contemporary, Linguistics.. Two courses in Italian below the 300 level may be counted (restricted to Italian 203, 204, and 213A). Duke-approved courses taught in Italian in study abroad programs may also count toward this minor concentration. Majors and minors are also encouraged to take advantage of 500-600 level course offerings.