Programme overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master's Degree in Modern Languages and Literatures for Intercultural Services, Language Mediation and International Cooperation is an interclass course that embraces the qualifying objectives of the two afferent classes (LM-37 and LM-38) in that it combines the advanced study of modern languages and literatures with that of language and intercultural mediation, and international cooperation, in the awareness that the performance of the various functions in the field of cultural activities and education, as well as services related to integration and international cooperation in today's multiethnic, global and multicultural societies must be managed through an articulated and profound knowledge of a set of different knowledge aimed at mutual understanding and knowledge. The originality of the Course of Studies lies precisely in closely, directly and explicitly linking linguistic and metalinguistic study, advanced literary and cultural study to that of social, economic and legal fields in order to better understand the problems, condition and cultural perspectives of the interlocutor.
The course is divided into two streams. The common objective of both is to refine the linguistic and cultural skills of the two chosen language areas, while providing a mature awareness of the social, economic and legal implications of the issues related to linguistic and cultural mediation, and to the migration processes that have always modified the cultural fabric, local or national, of human societies.
These common educational objectives are complemented by others specific to each address.
The first has a literary-didactic orientation and intends to provide advanced knowledge in the areas of linguistic and textual analysis, textual traditions, comparatistics and translation practices, and foreign language acquisition processes, as well as a mature awareness of contemporary social and cultural processes related to the literature of migration and diaspora, and more generally to so-called post-colonial literature.
The second major has an orientation toward the professions and provides a solid awareness of the complex processes of transformation in the cultural, social, economic-legal and health spheres related to migration, related social and welfare policies, as well as a deep understanding of the communicative dynamics related to intercultural and interlingual mediation in modern multiethnic and multilingual societies and in the world of international cooperation.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Modern Languages

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master's Degree in Modern Languages and Literatures for Intercultural Services, Language Mediation and International Cooperation is an interclass course that embraces the qualifying objectives of the two afferent classes (LM-37 and LM-38) in that it combines the advanced study of modern languages and literatures with that of language and intercultural mediation, and international cooperation, in the awareness that the performance of the various functions in the field of cultural activities and education, as well as services related to integration and international cooperation in today's multiethnic, global and multicultural societies must be managed through an articulated and profound knowledge of a set of different knowledge aimed at mutual understanding and knowledge. The originality of the Course of Studies lies precisely in closely, directly and explicitly linking linguistic and metalinguistic study, advanced literary and cultural study to that of social, economic and legal fields in order to better understand the problems, condition and cultural perspectives of the interlocutor.
The course is divided into two streams. The common objective of both is to refine the linguistic and cultural skills of the two chosen language areas, while providing a mature awareness of the social, economic and legal implications of the issues related to linguistic and cultural mediation, and to the migration processes that have always modified the cultural fabric, local or national, of human societies.
These common educational objectives are complemented by others specific to each address.
The first has a literary-didactic orientation and intends to provide advanced knowledge in the areas of linguistic and textual analysis, textual traditions, comparatistics and translation practices, and foreign language acquisition processes, as well as a mature awareness of contemporary social and cultural processes related to the literature of migration and diaspora, and more generally to so-called post-colonial literature.
The second major has an orientation toward the professions and provides a solid awareness of the complex processes of transformation in the cultural, social, economic-legal and health spheres related to migration, related social and welfare policies, as well as a deep understanding of the communicative dynamics related to intercultural and interlingual mediation in modern multiethnic and multilingual societies and in the world of international cooperation.

Admission Requirements

Admission to the Master's Degree Course in Modern Languages and Literatures for Intercultural Services, Linguistic Mediation and International Cooperation is open to students in possession of a three-year degree, or of another qualification obtained abroad and recognised as suitable.
In order to access the Master's degree course, it is in any case necessary to be in possession of the curricular requirements defined below, and to have verified the adequacy of personal preparation.

For graduates a) in the Class of degrees in Modern Languages and Cultures (Class L-11 ex D.M. 270/04; Class 11 ex D.M. 509/99; b) in the Class of degrees in Language Mediation (Class L-12 ex D.M. 270/04; Class 3 ex D.M. 509/9; c) in possession of a four-year degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures with a degree system prior to D.M. 509/99); d) or a foreign academic qualification equivalent to one of the above, possession of the curricular requirements is deemed to be automatically verified
a) if the degree grade is not lower than the minimum established (for the definition of which please refer to the Regulations of the Course of Study);
b) if the curriculum studiorum presents the following 60 credits
- at least 36 cfu (18 + 18) in two of the following scientific-disciplinary fields (modern languages): L-LIN/04, LIN/07, L-LIN/12, L-LIN/14, L-LIN/21 (Language and Translation)
- at least 24 cfu (12 + 12) in two of the following disciplinary areas related to modern literature: French studies (L-LIN/03), Hispanic studies (L-LIN/05, L-LIN/06), Anglistics (L-LIN/10, L-LIN/11), German studies (L-LIN/13), Slavistics (L-LIN/21).

For the definition of the levels of linguistic competence and for the details of the curricular requirements referring to those students in possession of a three-year degree that is not logically coherent with the Master's degree, please refer to the course's Teaching Regulations.
Any curricular integrations in terms of university credits must be acquired prior to the verification of individual preparation.

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