Master of Arts in Applied Languages in Italian
Acquire specific skills, knowledge, and experience applicable to an individual career path with our one-year Master in Applied Languages in Italian.
Master’s students spend a 6-week summer in Bennington at the Italian School followed by an Academic Year in Florence where they complete a hands-on internship combined with academic coursework in traditional subjects, interdisciplinary areas, and preprofessional disciplines. Students choose a specialization.
Specializations
- Language Teaching
- Migration and Development Studies
- Cultural Heritage Studies
Curriculum
6-week Summer in Bennington, Vermont (Vermont Courses)
- 1 unit stylistics or advanced grammar
- 1 unit culture and civilization
- 1 unit literature
Academic Year in Florence, Italy (Florence Courses)
- 4 courses in the field of specialization (Sede and University)
- 2 courses of general requirements (Sede/University)
- Internship
- Independent Research Project in field of specialization (2 units)
See summer and graduate academic year locations for more information.
Credits
Credits must include the following:
- 4 units of credit in a specialization at the Middlebury Sede and at the University of Florence
- 2 units of credit in general requirements (at the Sede and at the University)
- 1 unit of credit in an internship (minimum of 130 hours)
- Two units of credit in an independent research project within the field of specialization