Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies

The University of Winnipeg

The culture, history and language of Italy are centuries old. Italians have made major contributions to film, architecture, fine arts, music, food, fashion, sciences and technology. The large Italian diaspora has caused Italian - often considered one of the most romantic and melodic of languages - to become one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures offers Italian language courses at the introductory and intermediate level. Students gain knowledge and competence in oral and written Italian while also learning to appreciate the richness and diversity of Italian culture.