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  Graduate School-New Brunswick 2017 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Italian 560 Programs  
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The graduate faculty in Italian offers three degree programs. The master of arts for teachers (M.A.T.) program is intended primarily for individuals who are teaching, or intend to teach, at the secondary school level. The program emphasizes teaching methodology, language, literature, and civilization. The master of arts (M.A.) and doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) programs deal with various aspects of Italian literature, culture, and literary criticism. These programs are open to candidates with academic records of distinction and evidence of scholarly accomplishment.

Candidates for the M.A.T. are required to take a total of 30 credits: 27 credits of coursework, chosen among courses in Italian language, literature, civilization, cinema, and methodology--taken primarily at the Rutgers Summer World Languages Institute or in the Italian department (with the permission of the graduate director)--and 3 credits to prepare a teaching portfolio.

M.A. candidates also must take 10 semester courses (30 credits) and must pass a comprehensive examination based on a reading list. Six of the 30 credits required for the completion of the M.A. may be devoted to a research project if the candidate elects, with the permission of the faculty, to write a thesis. In addition, all graduate teaching assistants in the Italian department must take the Methodology of Teaching course.

Doctoral candidates are required to complete 48 credits of coursework beyond the bachelor's degree, of which at least 33 credits must have been taken at Rutgers. They must also take a minimum of 24 credits of research toward the dissertation. Ph.D. students teaching in the Italian department must take the Methodology of Teaching course. In addition, they must be in residence for one year. Credit for graduate work taken at other institutions may be accepted in partial fulfillment of the course requirement, but in no case may the doctoral candidate do less than a full year of coursework at Rutgers. Doctoral candidates must demonstrate advanced reading ability in two languages other than English and Italian. The language requirement must be satisfied before the candidate is admitted to the qualifying examination.

Ph.D. students must take a comprehensive examination, based on a reading list covering all periods of Italian literature, and a qualifying examination related to the periods and subject of their dissertation. Students will then complete the program by writing and defending a dissertation.

For further information, please see the Italian department's website: http://italian.rutgers.edu/academics/graduate.
 
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