
The Bachelor's degree programme in History provides a comprehensive foundation in historical knowledge, helping students understand the historical context of various phenomena, processes, and structures. You will explore different historical periods and develop critical thinking skills to analyze and interpret historical documents and sources, including digital tools. The program also focuses on improving your English communication skills to a B1 CEFR level and introduces you to IT skills, including AI literacy. Practical experience through workshops, internships, seminars, and visits to archives and museums is an integral part of the learning process.
The programme is structured over three years and includes a range of historical studies, complemented by activities to enhance language, IT, and research skills. Specific module details are available in the programme description.
Graduates develop strong skills in bibliographic research, document analysis, and database navigation, making them suitable for roles in cultural heritage and publishing. The program fosters sensitivity to historical events and memory, enabling graduates to effectively communicate historical knowledge.
An admission self-assessment test (TOLC-SU) is mandatory for all applicants to assess background knowledge, reading comprehension, Italian language skills, and logical reasoning. Failing to meet the minimum score in the TOLC-SU will result in Additional Learning Requirements (OFA) that must be completed within the first year.
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You need a High School Diploma or equivalent foreign qualification. All applicants must take the TOLC-SU admission self-assessment test, which assesses Italian language skills, reading comprehension, knowledge, and logical reasoning.
The language of instruction for the Bachelor's degree programme in History is Italian. The programme also aims to improve your English communication skills to a B1 CEFR level.
The Bachelor's degree programme in History is structured over three years, leading to 180 ECTS credits.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided in the source documents.
The application for enrolment for the AY 2027/2028 is open from 15/07/2026 to 17/09/2026.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Cultural Heritage Operators in archives, libraries, and museums, or work as Editors specializing in historical topics.