A degree in Italian develops written and spoken Italian language skills while learning more about Italy’s history, literature and culture.
Courses often include time abroad studying at a university or teaching.
Some universities will consider an A Level in Italian as essential but others may allow you to study the language from scratch. Make sure you check the requirements carefully.
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