The Faculty of Linguistic Sciences and Foreign Literatures offers a unique educational path that combines a deep appreciation for languages and cultures with practical skills relevant to the globalized world. Students gain expertise in areas such as business, tourism, communication, and international relations, preparing them for diverse professional opportunities in a rapidly changing international landscape. The program emphasizes the importance of multilingualism and an international perspective, fostering intercultural understanding and equipping graduates to navigate complex global dynamics. The curriculum is designed to be adaptable, staying current with evolving industry needs and professional roles, ensuring students are well-prepared for the demands of the modern workforce.
The program offers in-depth practical learning of two foreign languages, with specific attention to the linguistic and cultural nuances of various countries. Students can choose from French, English, Russian, Spanish, and German. Additionally, Chinese and Arabic are available within specific interfaculty programs or profiles. The curriculum integrates language and literary studies with specialized knowledge in areas such as publishing, marketing, management, international institutions, tourism, and media production.
Graduates are prepared for rapid integration into the professional world, with profiles ensuring effective intervention in contexts requiring qualified competence in languages and intercultural management. The Faculty actively monitors the evolving job market to adapt its educational offerings.
Specific academic and language requirements may vary. Please consult the university for detailed information.
Tuition and living costs are subject to change. International students should verify all fees with the university.
The Faculty is part of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, a recognized institution.
Applicants must possess a High School Diploma or an equivalent qualification to the Italian secondary school diploma. Specific academic requirements may vary, so consult the university for detailed information.
Students will gain in-depth practical learning of two foreign languages, choosing from French, English, Russian, Spanish, and German. Chinese and Arabic are also available within specific interfaculty programs or profiles.
Graduates are prepared for roles in publishing and cultural fields, marketing and business management, new international institutions and agencies, tourism, communication management, and creative and media production.
International students should prepare an application form, academic transcripts, a copy of their passport, a motivation letter, and potentially language test scores. These documents are then submitted via the online application form by the specified deadline.