The Department of French and Italian Languages and Literatures offers three distinct majors: French Studies, Italian Studies, and Romance Languages. These programs provide students with a deep understanding of the languages, literature, and cultures of French and Italian-speaking regions. A key component of these majors is the encouragement of immersive study abroad experiences, with all courses taken on Dartmouth's LSA+ and FSP programs in France or Italy counting towards major and minor requirements.
Specific entry requirements for the majors are listed under each program description.
The department offers three distinct majors: French Studies, Italian Studies, and Romance Languages. These programs focus on the languages, literature, and cultures of French and Italian-speaking regions.
Yes, immersive study abroad experiences are highly encouraged and are a key component of these majors. All courses taken on Dartmouth's LSA+ and FSP programs in France or Italy count towards major and minor requirements.
To enter the French Studies major, applicants must complete French 5 and French 6. Specific entry requirements for other majors are listed under their respective program descriptions.