Studying Italian at ANU and my student exchange

to the University of Siena

Julia Smith

Studying Italian at ANU Close interaction with lecturers and other students in small

classes throughout your Italian Studies major Varied class formats and activities Lessons from 2-4 times per week to assist student learning

and exposure to Italian language Varied assessment and assignments which enable students

to practise their written, verbal and listening skills A focus on ‘real’ Italian texts and the opportunity to study

Italian film, literature, music and culture Opportunity to apply to participate in a student exchange in

Italy (to Bologna or Siena) via ANU’s student mobility program Recognition for high scoring students from Dante Alighieri

Society prizes

Student exchange to Universita’ degli Studi di Siena (UNISI)

Piazza del Campo, Siena

La citta’ di Siena

Siena cityscape

A wintry Piazza del Campo

Intensive Italian language and culture course

Friends and fun times

Accommodation and city life

My street (150 m from the main square)

Markets in the piazza

Piazza del Campo

Il Palio horserace and ‘le contrade’ of Siena

Travels in Italy

PompeiMontalcino, Tuscany

Naples

Rome

Positano, Amalfi Coast