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| Program | units |
|---|---|
| Five Graduate Seminars (3 units each; courses numbered 800 and above) | 15 |
| Upper-division or Graduate Courses in literature, language or civilization (numbered above 300) | 9 |
| Upper-division or Graduate Courses in Italian or related disciplines (numbered above 300) | 6 |
| Upper-division courses in Italian may be considered, upon approval of the graduate advisor, with the exception of ITAL 305, 306, 401, 510 and 511 | |
| Minimum Total | 30 |
| and the Master's Comprehensive Written and Oral Examinations | |
Students are admitted to the oral examination upon passing the written examination.
Neither examination may be attempted more than twice.
Students seeking admission to the Italian Program must have completed an undergraduate major comparable to the major in Italian language, literature and culture at SFSU.
Applicants without such a major may be admitted conditionally after they have consulted their advisor and have established an equivalent program of study. Courses taken to satisfy an equivalent to the major may not be credited toward the Masters' Degree.