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Language Studies: Italian. Duke requires all students to demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language at the intermediate or advanced level. Courses suitable for meeting this requirement are designed with an FL (Foreign Language) curriculum code.
- Italy
- Cultures of The World
- Global Challenges
- Economics, Management, and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage
- Science and Society
- History and Memory
History of Venice Luca Pes, Venice International University HISTORY 390A-12 (CZ) Italian Contemporary History in Films Luca Pes, Venice International University HISTORY 390A-12 (CCI, CZ, ALP) Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice Cosimo Monteleone, Università degli Studi di Padova ARTHIST 390A (ALP, CZ)
Comparing East and West: Japan’s Peacebuilding: Toward the UN and Asian Policies Mitsuru Yamada, Waseda University Duke Course Number TBD Intercultural Communication: Strategies to Build Intercultural Competence using English as a Lingua Franca in a Multilingual Setting Sara Garfield, Université de Bordeaux Duke Course Number TBD Gender Studies. Gr...
Identity Heritage and Globalization. Transnational Televisions and their Audiences Danielle Hipkins, University of Exeter Duke course number TBD Globalization, Ethics Welfare and Human Rights. The question of Globalization, Ethics and Human Rights in Mediterranean Mobility, Border policies and Migration Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Univer...
Cities and Cultural Production Massimiliano Nuccio, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia Duke course number TBD Print Culture in the Digital Age Kirsten Stirling, Université de Lausanne Duke course number TBD Extracting Heritage. The Incredible Rise of Marginal Territories in the Venice Lagoon Michela Pace, Università Iuav di Venezia Duke course number T...
Strategies for Effective Science Communication Sara Garfield, Université de Bordeaux Duke course number TBD Science Communication and Sustainability Alessandra Fornetti & Ilda Mannino, Venice International University Duke course number TBD Physics of Society, Cities and States Klemen Bohinc, University of Ljubljana Duke course number TBD
Films and the Narratives of Empire: Remembering the Past Rob Savage, Boston College Duke course number TBD Between Memory and History, Remembering 1968: Revolt, Art, History and Philosophy Rob Savage, Boston College Duke course number TBD The Venice Biennale between the Legacy of its History and Artistic Memory Practice - an Anthropological Approac...
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Program Fast Facts. Location: Venice, Italy. Term: Summer I. Dates: May 27-June 22, 2024. Application Deadline: Extended to February 15. Academic Theme (s): History, Public Policy. Language of Instruction: English. Credit Type: Duke Credit. Eligibility: No prerequisites. Suitable for all majors. Non-Duke students are welcome to apply.
14 de mai. de 2024 · EARN CREDIT FOR ITALIAN 203 & 204 IN ONE SUMMER SESSION. Apply Now. Offered in cooperation with the University of Bologna, one of Europe’s oldest universities, this six-week, two-course summer program provides you the opportunity to improve your Italian language skills, become acquainted with advanced topics in Italian studies ...
The Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome (ICCS) was established in 1965 by representatives of ten American colleges and universities; the number of member institutions has now grown to over 100. It provides undergraduate students with an opportunity in Rome to study ancient history, archaeology, Greek and Latin literature ...
Our Italian & European Studies help develop language skills in their social and cultural contexts. The combination of linguistic and cultural competency is excellent preparation for a variety of professional careers in business, government, the humanities, and science.
