The Bachelor's degree in Humanities offers a comprehensive education centered on humanistic disciplines, providing a strong foundation in historical-literary studies. The program is designed with a flexible curriculum, allowing students to choose between two specialized pathways: Classical Letters or Modern Literature. The Modern Literature track further offers specialization in philological-literary, historical-cultural, critical-editorial, or artistic-literary areas. This structure enables students to tailor their study plan to their specific interests and future career aspirations, fostering a deep understanding of both ancient and contemporary culture through an interdisciplinary approach.
The Humanities program features a flexible curriculum allowing students to personalize their study plan. Students can focus on classical disciplines or explore modern culture extensively. The Modern Literature curriculum is further divided into four areas of reference: philological-literary, historical-cultural, critical-editorial, and artistic-literary.
Graduates are equipped with cultural, historical-literary knowledge and strong argumentative and discursive skills, making them valuable in various sectors. The program prepares students for roles where these competencies are essential.
Admission details and specific requirements should be confirmed via the international applicants portal.
Detailed information on tuition fees and living costs should be sought from the university's admissions or finance departments.
The Bachelor's degree in Humanities is a 3-year program.
The program is taught in Italian.
International applicants must have completed secondary education, typically demonstrated by a High School Diploma. Specific academic and language prerequisites should be confirmed on the university's international admissions portal.
International applicants should visit the UCSC International website, review admission requirements, submit an online application, and potentially attend an entrance test. Following an admission offer, they can proceed with enrollment.
Graduates are prepared for roles in teaching, publishing, communication, journalism, organization of cultural events, management of artistic heritage, and entertainment. The program develops strong argumentative and discursive skills valuable across various sectors.