The Master's program in Italian Studies focuses on a comprehensive exploration of the Italian language, literature, and culture, tracing its evolution from historical origins to contemporary expressions. This program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills, emphasizing the interplay of social and economic contexts that shape Italian cultural narratives.
Key areas of study include the analysis of literary texts, linguistic practices, and cultural phenomena, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of Italy's rich heritage. Emphasis on research methodologies prepares students for academic writing, culminating in a dissertation on a topic of their choice.
Graduates with an MA in Italian Studies are positioned to pursue diverse career paths in public administration, cultural services, education, translation, interpreting, journalism, publishing, diplomacy, international relations, and the tourism sector.
Required Documents
Admission Requirements
A completed undergraduate or bachelor's degree.
Applicants should possess a language proficiency certificate in Italian at the C1 level.
Individual interviews will be conducted online.
Document Submission
All submitted documents must be in English or accompanied by certified translations. The following documents are typically required:
Original entry qualification documents, such as a bachelor's degree or equivalent.
Academic records, preferably obtained directly from your institution. If not, official translations and verified copies of originals will be necessary.
Please remember to bring the original entry qualification documents with you upon enrollment.