In addition to the courses required for the master’s degree, at least ten other quarter courses are required. Students admitted to the Ph.D. program who have not previously taken Italian 205 and IT 225 (or their equivalents) are required to take them as soon as possible. Students who wish courses taken in another department to be deemed equivalent to these must submit a detailed letter of petition addressed to the Department Chair. Two relevant courses taught in other graduate programs at UCLA may be counted toward the ten courses required for the Ph.D. in Italian provided that students receive the entire faculty’s approval, via a similar letter of petition addressed to the Department Chair.

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Applicants who already possess an Italian M.A. degree from an American university deemed by this Department to be a peer institution will be credited with their M.A. and will be eligible to enter the Ph.D. program directly.Students with an M.A. degree from an institution in Italy which this department deems to be a peer institution can advance immediately to pursue the Ph.D, but will be required to pass the M.A. Comprehensive Examination no later than the end of their third quarter of graduate study. Students entering the graduate program with a B.A., or with a university degree in a discipline other than Italian literature, will be required to pursue the entire course of the M.A. program, and in some cases additional courses if deemed necessary by the faculty, before passing the Comprehensive Examination. As with all M.A. level students, performance on the comprehensive exam will dictate whether they will be allowed to to fulfill the Ph.D. requirements.

$17,272 annually for California residents. $32,374 annually for non-California residents.