Italian Studies Graduate Program


Requirements
Timelines
Fellowships
Teaching
Summer Opportunities
Exchanges and Study Abroad
Related Academic Programs
Recent Ph.D.s and Placement

 

M.A./Ph.D. Program

Download Program Handbook: [pdf format]

The Department of Italian Studies is committed to the interdisciplinary study of Italian literature and culture, and its diverse faculty includes scholars of literature, history, music, anthropology, art history, architecture, and cinema.  We are also fortunate to have  frequent visiting faculty from Italy and elsewhere.

In order to encourage innovative work that crosses disciplinary boundaries, the combined M.A./Ph.D. program requires students to designate one primary and one secondary field.  The primary field may be a 200 year period of Italian literature and culture, or a topic studied transhistorically. The secondary field should be chosen from among recognized disciplines.  The program also encourages students to take advantage of related academic programs, including Designated Emphases, as well as opportunities for study abroad through exchanges with Italian universities. 

More information about requirements can be found in the downloadable Handbook.

We recognize that financial support is a crucial aspect of a graduate career, and are committed to providing our continuing students with fellowships and teaching opportunities. Visit the Graduate Division site for detailed information about fellowship deadlines and all aspects of student life at Berkeley.

If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, please take care to establish and maintain California residency.

If you are a prospective graduate student go to the future graduates part of our site for information that applies directly to you. 

For continuing students:
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