BA Italian and Latin

The Italian and Latin BA course at University College London is a unique degree program that combines the study of Italian language, literature, and culture with the exploration of Latin language and classical literature. This immersive, four-year course enables students to gain comprehensive knowledge of Italian culture and society, as well as Latin language and the literature of the classical world.Course Content: The Italian and Latin BA course offers a wide-ranging study of Italian culture and history in all its many forms from the medieval period to the present day. Students will learn to understand and speak Italian to a high level of proficiency. The program includes a year abroad where students will become immersed in Italian life and culture. The Latin side of the program offers a detailed study of Latin language and literature, with an emphasis on translation skills. Key Modules: Key modules in this course include: Introduction to Italian Literature, Italy: The History of an Idea, Authorship in Italy, From Roman Empire to Renaissance: Latin Classicism and its Reception, Rome to Renaissance: The Transformation of Traditional Thought, and Latin for Beginners. Please note that modules are subject to change and not all modules may be available every year.Future Careers: Graduates from this course have gone on to successful careers in a range of fields such as: broadcasting, publishing, teaching (at all levels), public relations, European Union organizations, and cultural institutions, translating and interpreting, IT and telecommunications firms, tourism and the leisure industry, business and commerce, non-governmental organizations and charities, and postgraduate study including UCL's MA in Language, Culture and History.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.