Linguistic sciences

The Graduate Degree Programme in Linguistic Sciences (belonging to class LM-38: Modern Languages for International Communication and Cooperation) aims to provide students with the following distinctive learning outcomes in terms of skills, knowledge, and competencies:

• a high level of proficiency in at least two of the languages of international communication, in the four skills (oral comprehension and production and written comprehension and production) applied to specialty languages;
• an in-depth knowledge of intercultural issues related to the chosen languages;
• qualified skills in the disciplines most directly associated with the management and key issues of the various specialization profiles.

The degree programmee allows students to choose between three professional profiles:

• International management
• Media and digital management
• Languages for international relations

Starting from the 2025-2026 academic year, the profile called Languages for International Relations will be offered in English instead of Italian. The aim is to expand learning opportunities for students, facilitate integration into the global market and enhance the language and cultural skills needed to operate effectively in international contexts*.

*Pending approval by the MUR.