Lecturer in Italian Studies School of Languages and Linguistics | Faculty of Arts

When

November 2022

THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE: S.I.T. School for international training

On successful completion of this subject, students should:

be able to interpret and analyse a variety of texts and genres, both written and spoken, of a moderate level of complexity;
be able to interact through written and spoken language in a range of authentic contexts using appropriate language while in-country;
have explored elements of contemporary Italian culture and Italian linguistics through direct contact while in-country;
be able to apply research methods appropriately to task;
be able to critically reflect on contemporary Italian language and culture based on direct experience while in-country;
be able to actively compare and contrast linguistic and cultural similarities and differences between assumptions of Italian language and culture and real life exposure while in-country;
be able to through a range of tasks and class experiences, apply a variety of learning techniques to further consolidate knowledge, understanding and ability in relation to Italian language and culture;
be able to communicate effectively with a range of interlocuters while in-country.

At the completion of this subject, students should:

have developed an ability to communicate knowledge intelligibly and economically both in writing and orally through assessment (including technology-mediated activities), tutorial and online discussion and class presentations;
have developed confidence in self-expression through participation in the subject at different levels and assessable presentations;
have developed a range of IT literacy skills through online activities;
have developed a team spirit and collaborative approach to learning through group work;
be able to demonstrate time management and planning skills through completion of assessment and other required in-class activities;
have honed interactional and intercultural communication skills;
have developed basic research skills and the use of a variety of reference materials;
have developed global citizenship through in-country experience.