Major in Italian Language and Culture
University of Ottawa · ON · MAJOR-ITALIAN-LANGUAGE-CULTURE
Major in Italian Language and Culture is a degree at University of Ottawa, ON. It covers areas like italian, italian language, tertiary teaching, secondary education, culture, cultures. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Ottawa
What you'll study in Major in Italian Language and Culture
Example subjects: Italian Cinema, Cours élémentaire d'italien I / Elementary Italian I (3 crédits /, Cours élémentaire d'italien II / Elementary Italian II (3 crédits /, Italian Culture, Cours intermédiaire d'italien I / Intermediate Italian I (3 crédits /, Cours intermédiaire d'italien II / Intermediate Italian II (3 crédits /, Cours avancé d'italien I / Advanced Italian I (3 crédits /, Cours avancé d'italien II / Advanced Italian II (3 crédits /.
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What will I study in Major in Italian Language and Culture?
Major in Italian Language and Culture covers areas like italian-language, italian, tertiary-teaching, secondary-education, cultures, culture, film-studies, film-production.
Who offers Major in Italian Language and Culture?
Major in Italian Language and Culture is offered by University of Ottawa, ON.
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