ITALIAN CULTURE COURSES italian school of Italian language and culture for international students in Italy, the first between Tuscany and the Adriatic coast - Learn Italian language and culture at Centro Studi Italiani, in Urbania, Marches. Complete list of the optional Italian culture subjects

Complete list of the optional Italian culture subjects

offered by Centro Studi Italiani to all students wishing to attend, as optional subjects but included in the course fees (they are not an extra):

History of Italy
History of Art
History of the Duchy of Urbino
History of Italian literature
20th century Italian literature
Lectura Dantis
Reading and commentary of Italian classics
History of Italian language
Italian philology
Italian institutions
Italian economy today
Regional economics
Latin

Two hours per week in each subject, during the afternoon. Students may choose up to four subjects. Minimum 10 students per course.

List of “curricular” subjects in Italian culture

For students attending the superior course for Italian teachers abroad:

Elements of the history of Italian language and evolution of contemporary Italian
Italy today, Italian topics
Textual analysis techniques
Italian Institutions

These lessons are held in the morning and are part of the superior course programme.

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Centro Studi Italiani is an Italian language and culture school in Italy for international students \| legal notes Contacts: Via Boscarini, 1 61049 Urbania (PU) Italia - Tel. +39 0722 318950 - Fax +39 0722 317286 - E-mail urbania@centrostuditaliani.org

CENTRO STUDI ITALIANI, the Italian language school in Urbania

The first school of Italian language and culture for international students between Tuscany and the Adriatic coast

Complete list of the optional Italian culture subjects

List of “curricular” subjects in Italian culture