
This Bachelor's program aims to provide high-level training in foreign languages and literatures, equipping students with theoretical, scientific, and practical skills. The program has a strong international focus and encourages the study of at least two foreign languages and their literatures. Alongside language acquisition, students will engage with linguistics, literary studies, and philology. The curriculum includes core humanistic disciplines to build a solid foundation. Students can personalize their studies through a range of optional modules, leading to a versatile and multicultural skill set.
The curriculum is structured over three years, with students choosing at least two foreign languages and literatures. The program combines compulsory core subjects with optional modules, allowing for personalization. Attendance is strongly recommended for all courses and language classes, and compulsory for some seminars and workshops.
Graduates develop strong linguistic, literary, and cultural skills, making them suitable for various professional roles, particularly those requiring excellent command of foreign languages and a solid humanistic background. They will also be proficient in information retrieval and management.
The university has a fee system based on family income (ISEE). International students may be subject to different fee structures.
Specific entry requirements for the 2025-2026 academic year are detailed on the program's enrollment page. Applicants should refer to the 'Modern Languages and Literature' program page for the most up-to-date information.
This Bachelor's program is structured over three years and awards 180 ECTS credits.
The language of instruction for this program is Italian.
Tuition fees for international students are not specified on the provided pages. Please refer to the University of Milan's official fee structure for the most up-to-date information, as fees may be based on family income.
Graduates develop strong linguistic, literary, and cultural skills, suitable for roles in private companies with international clients, public institutions, event organization, tourism, publishing, and further university education.
Scholarships are available for study abroad opportunities through the Erasmus+ Programme for destinations within Europe and Non-European Mobility Grants for destinations outside Europe.