Fred
'I would be willing to bet that there are few departments at UCL as nice as the Italian department.'
Chloe
'Italian is very often not the compulsory language that a company asks for. But precisely because it is not so commonly taken as a degree, there is a demand in the market.'
Anca
'Studying Italian at UCL and going on your year abroad in Italy is life-changing in so many ways you'd be surprised. I am so happy I chose to study this course at UCL.'
Kate
'The reason I chose the course in the first place is that it's so varied: I love the fact that I can be studying Medieval Italian love poetry in one lecture, and post-war cinema in the next.'
James
'The Italian department is like a huge family. Every time I look back, I can't help thinking of the nice people I met in the Italian department.'
Annie
'Don't be afraid! A whole new language can seem daunting it first, but it's the most rewarding thing I have ever embarked upon.'
Rhys
'The Italian department has had some of the best teachers and lecturers I've had in my education. I feel very privileged to have had so many lecturers who not only know their subjects inside-out, but also enjoy helping students learn.'
Jennifer
'I didn't go to university at the "normal" age, and assumed I had missed my chance. Three months later I was sitting in my first lecture, by far the oldest of the new first-years. Thus started perhaps the most interesting four years of my life.'