Bachelor in Language and literature studies (Italian)

This bachelor's program in Italian Language and Literature is offered by the Philological School of Higher Education in Wrocław, in Wrocław, Poland, and runs full-time over three years, or six semesters, taught with English as the language of instruction for the program overall. Specialisations include Italian for Business and Tourism, Teaching Italian as a Foreign Language, and a general specialisation with free choice among available courses and no fixed professional profile. Full-time students attend fifteen weeks of regular classes per semester, with classes held Monday to Friday between eight in the morning and three in the afternoon. Each September, students register online, choosing class times and days, specialisation courses, and the format of particular courses. Two entry points are offered: a Language Beginner mode starting from A1 level in Italian, or a Language Continued mode for native Italian speakers or those holding proof of Italian proficiency, such as a B2-level certificate or higher. Core coursework builds practical Italian skills in listening and reading comprehension as well as speaking and writing, working toward proficiency at C1 on the Common European Framework of Reference. A range of activating teaching methods, supported by rich online resources, underpins this language training. Students also gain broad knowledge of Italian language and literature within a wider intercultural and interdisciplinary perspective, with coursework spanning literature, linguistics, and culture. Graduates of the program are prepared for roles in translation, teaching, tourism, and business where Italian-language competence is valued, and the degree also provides a foundation for further study in philology, linguistics, or related humanities fields. The full-time weekday schedule suits students able to commit to a standard academic timetable.