The Department of Italian Language and Translation was established in 2008. The department has a rich cultural curriculum that provides students with the opportunity to learn Italian language, translation and literature. The department vision is to have a leading role in advancing knowledge of the Italian language and culture. The department also strive to become a center of excellence in teaching and research in the Italian language, literature, culture, and translation. The department goals and objectives are designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of Italian language, translation, and literature. A student enrolled in the Italian language department must pass 150 credit hours, including university requirements, faculty requirements, and elective courses.
- Proficiency in the Italian language.
- Encouraging active participation in class discussions.
- Incorporating elements of Italian culture and history into current language curricula.
- Contributing effectively to developmental and cultural initiatives to serve the community by providing some courses that serve the goals of sustainable development.
- Developing students’ participation in creative and critical thinking.
- Encouraging students to use digital technologies in their studies, especially in translation courses.
