The Bachelor’s program in Italian Studies focuses on an in-depth exploration of the Italian language, literature, and cultural heritage, encompassing historical developments through to contemporary expressions. The curriculum integrates essential social and economic factors that influence Italian culture. Emphasis is placed on both theoretical foundations and practical application, culminating in a dissertation project where students select their own research topics.
This academic program covers a range of key fields, including public administration, cultural services, education, translation, interpreting, journalism, publishing, diplomacy, international relations, and tourism. It is designed for students with a keen interest in Italian cultural and literary studies, as well as in methodologies for teaching the Italian language.
Required Documents
Program Admission Requirements
Completion of high school or secondary education, or a higher-level qualification.
Documentation must be submitted in English. If your school does not provide a suitable transcript, official translations accompanied by verified copies of the original documents are required.
Original entry qualification documents must be presented upon enrollment.
Language Requirements
Applicants must possess a high school diploma or an international language exam certificate at B2 level in Italian, along with a successful individual interview.