The languages offered in the graduate degree programme are:
- French
- English
- Russian
- Spanish
- German
The study plan is, in principle, organized on an epistemological core, which illustrates the characteristics of the discipline, and on the analysis of concrete application cases. You can choose one of three profiles:
- EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES AND CULTURES
- LANGUAGE SCIENCES, TERMINOLOGIES AND TEXT TYPES
- The Art and Industry of Narration: from Literature to Cinema and TV (entirely taught in English)
The modular organization of the lectures allows for a wide range of topics. Individual practical work, whether optional or compulsory, and carried out with the help of computer techniques, may give rise to evaluations during the examination. The evaluation of the individual training courses focuses on all the activities carried out and includes written and oral tests, as well as any ongoing assessments.
The language exercises offer the possibility of a gradual and continuous work to achieve the necessary knowledge and practice of foreign languages in their different skills. Within this course of study, the Faculty may organize courses in literary translation that will pursue the goal of achieving high theoretical and applicative skills aimed at the translation of literary or non-fiction texts and knowledge of the publishing world.
To obtain a graduate degree, students must acquire at least 120 university credits.
Each exam is awarded a certain number of credits, the same for all students, and a grade (expressed in thirtieths) that varies according to the level of preparation.