97807 Italian Language and Culture 7

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Description

In some instances, and with approval from relevant major coordinators, students in the combined degree in international studies may take higher level language and culture subjects at other universities through concurrent study arrangements. Students need to plan ahead and check the deadline for when cross-institutional applications close at the other university.

Teaching and learning strategies

Flipped learning: Class time is used for interactive practice and advancement of skills through work in pairs, small and large groups and/or presentations, as well as clarification of subject content. Preparation for these activities requires students to complete exercises and reading/listening/viewing activities prior to coming to class and for them to make effective use of resources supplied to support their learning. As this is an 8 credit point subject, the approximate time commitment expected from students is 12 hours per week, including class time.

Minimum requirements

In order to pass this subject, you must earn an overall total of 50 marks or more for the subject.