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Students intending to enrol in a three-year Degree Course or in a Specialist Degree Course at the Faculty of Humanities will have to submit an application form only through the website: http://www.segreterie.unical.it/ starting from 1st August of each year.
Applicants to a Degree Course must have or acquire good knowledge of general matters and pass a compulsory admission test (multiple-choice test) before the beginning of the academic year. The Degree Course will set out the specific objectives that the students who fail to pass such test will have to achieve during the first year of the course. For this purpose, the Degree Courses will organise specific additional classes.
Applicants to a Specialist degree course are also required to pass a compulsory admission test (multiple-choice test) before the beginning of the academic year. This test is aimed at assessing students’ level of knowledge according to the methods laid down in the Call for Applications (Bando di Ammissione).

MODERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES (L-11)
Website: www.lingue.unical.it
http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 20/b – ground floor
Telephone: 0984/494398
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutor.lingue@unical.it
Opening Time: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM

How the Degree Course is organised
The Degree Course in Modern Languages and CuItures consists of a single training curriculum aimed at providing graduates with basic theoretical and scientific knowledge on at least two modern foreign languages and literatures (including Albanian, Anglo-American, French, Hispano-American, Romanian, Spanish and German). Students will have to chose at least one EU language. The Degree Course, therefore, focuses on two languages of European origin and their relevant literatures. For each language chosen, students will have to pass three language exams and the corresponding literature exams in three years. Besides good command of the written and oral languages studied, as well as of the literatures and cultures related to these languages, students will have to acquire appropriate information on historical, social and anthropological issues of the corresponding geographical areas.
Moreover, students will study the following subjects: linguistics, Italian language and literature, philology, teaching methodologies, history and philosophy.
The Degree Course lasts three years. Students will have to earn 180 credits (CFUs) to successfully complete the course and obtain a degree in Modern Languages and Cultures.
Teaching activities are organised as follows:
- courses and teaching modules;
- lectures, seminars and practical classes;
- laboratory practice of studied foreign languages.
The Faculty uses a combined method of teaching: lectures alternate with specific exercises aimed at achieving the learning objectives of the course.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exam are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Graduates from the Degree Course in Modern Languages and Cultures can be employed in the following sectors: cultural services, journalism, publishing industry and cultural institutions, private companies, diplomatic and consular representations, cultural tourism and cultural intermediation, as well as in the field of capacity building for development operators working in multiethnic and multicultural contexts.

EDUCATION SCIENCES (L-19)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://scienzeducazione.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 18/b, 4th floor
Telephone: 0984/494144
e-mail: lettere@unical.it
clscienzeducazione@unical.it
Opening Time: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM

How the Degree Course is organised
The Degree Course in Education Sciences provides:
- basic theoretical knowledge and operational skills in the field of pedagogical sciences and methodological and didactic competences;
- Knowledge and competences in philosophy, sociology and psychology mainly related to education in general and to the theoretical, epistemological and methodological aspects of teaching;
- Theoretical and practical knowledge for the analysis of the social and cultural fabric of a geographical area and its characteristics;
- competences to design, implement, manage and assess educational programmes to address the increasing demand for education from society, services to people and communities;
- skills and competences in the design, implementation, management and assessment of actions and processes for lifelong learning also by means of multimedia technology and distance learning systems;
- sound basic knowledge in childhood and adolescence education sciences aimed at acquiring specific competences, transversal knowledge, working and research methods and techniques to manage teaching/learning activities as well as educational actions in the services;
- written and oral command of English;
- appropriate competences and expertise for information communication and management.
The Degree Course lasts three years. Students will have to earn 180 credits (CFUs) to successfully complete the course and obtain a degree in Education Sciences.
Teaching activities are organised as follows:
- courses and teaching modules;
- lectures, seminars and practical classes;
- laboratory practice;
- training periods (in schools, educational institutions and entities, public administration) or stays in Italian or foreign universities in the framework of international agreements.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exam are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
The employment profiles of graduates in Education Sciences include posts in cultural, leisure and sports facilities (youth aggregation centres, libraries, media libraries, as social educator and animator in public and private institutions providing social and health services to families, minors, elderly, detainees, foreigners and nomads, ludotheques, museums, etc.) as well as positions in environmental education services, such as parks, eco-museums, environmental agencies, etc.). Other employment opportunities include professional activities as trainers, educators or coaches in vocational training services and lifelong learning services provided by public, private and third-sector organisations, and in trade associations; as educators in children communities, in parents support services, in pre-school, school and extra-school facilities and in educational services for childhood and pre-adolescence.

COMMUNICATION AND DAMS (Fine arts, music and performing arts)  (L-20 & L-3)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 17/b, cubo 18/c
Telephone: 0984/494350, 0984/494770
E-mail: lettere@unical.it dams@unical.it,
tutor@mondoailati.unical.it
Opening Time: 9.30 AM to 12.30 PM

How the Degree Course is organised
The Interclass degree course in Communication and DAMS provides graduates with rigorous background on the several theoretical and practical aspects of communication and artistic and multimedia languages, as well as the “virtual” language (Internet). The curriculum includes theory of languages, semiotics, cognitive models, public communication and advertising communication and fundamental artistic languages (from the more traditional languages of music, theatre and cinema, to the more recent languages such as multimedia and virtual languages).
Teaching activities consist in lectures, interdisciplinary seminars, lessons held by experts and laboratory activities differentiated according to the specialization chosen by the students; internships in companies, research centres and institutions and journalism schools. Integrated courses and common modules can also be organised by the Faculty.
The Faculty uses a combined teaching method including teleteaching lessons as well as distance practical classes aimed at achieving the learning objectives of the course.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the intermediate and final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Interclass Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Graduates in Communication Sciences can be employed in national and international public and private organisations as communication and PR officers, multimedia experts, distance learning experts or as professionals in the publishing industry or in advertising agencies. Employment opportunities for graduates in Disciplines of graphic arts, music, performing arts and fashion include: positions in the animation industry and cultural industry, in broadcasting companies and mass media, in costume and fashion and in product design and development.

PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY (L-5 & L-42)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 18/c, cubo 28/a
Telephone: 0984/494551, 0984/494165
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutorfilosofia@gmail.com,
tutorstoria@gmail.com

How the Degree Course is organised
The Interclass Degree Course in Philosophy and History aims at providing graduates with appropriate basic knowledge in the field of human sciences, with special reference to philosophical and historical sciences.
Graduates will be equipped with fundamental, theoretical instruments to understand society and the involved cultural, political, ethical and religious aspects.
The Interclass Degree Course in Philosophy and History lasts three years. Students will have to earn 180 credits (CFUs) to obtain the degree.
The Interclass Degree Course includes four different curricula: Ancient and Medieval Age, Modern and Contemporary history (History) and the history and the main theoretical, ethical and aesthetic aspects of the philosophical thought (Philosophy).
Teaching activities consist in lectures, seminars and practical classes, laboratory practice (IT, languages, philosophical disciplines, Italian writing), open courses and training periods and internships. The Faculty can also organise integrated courses and common modules.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, seminars, practical classes and training periods) and the final exam are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, The Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Graduates from the Interclass Degree Course in Philosophy and History can have several employment opportunities in different sectors such as traditional and multimedia publishing with special reference to humanities; Public Administration and Public and Private Institutions; cultural services; institutions for the promotion of local activities, traditions and identities and in specific cultural institutes.

ARTS AND CULTURAL HERITAGE (L-10 & L-1)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 28/a
Telephone: 0984/494549, 0984/494560
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutor_lettere@libero.it,
cbc28a@gmail.com
Opening Time: 9.00 AM to 6.00 PM

How the Degree Course is organised
The Interclass Degree Course in Arts and Cultural Heritage aims at providing students with sound and rigorous basic methodological and historical knowledge of linguistics, philology, literature, history and art from ancient age to modern and contemporary ages.
Graduates will be equipped with fundamental, theoretical instruments to understand society and the involved cultural aspects, through the study of classic, modern and contemporary ages.
The Interclass Degree Course in Arts and Cultural Heritage lasts three years. Students will have to earn 180 credits (CFUs) to obtain the degree.
The Interclass Degree Course includes four different curricula: Ancient and Modern and Contemporary ages (Arts) and history of art and archaeology (Cultural Heritage).
Teaching activities consist in lectures, practical classes, laboratory practice, open courses and training periods and internships. The Faculty can also organise integrated courses and common modules.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, seminars, practical classes and training periods) and the final exam are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Graduates in Arts can be employed in public and private institutions, in the publishing industry and in institutions organising cultural activities or working in the field of cultural heritage preservation and access. Graduates in Cultural Heritage can work as professionals for local authorities and specific institutions such as superintendencies, museums, libraries, archives, film libraries, natural parks, and companies and professional organisations working in the field of cultural heritage protection and access and environmental regeneration.

TOURISM SCIENCES (CLASS 39)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 3/d – sportello didattico
Telephone: 0984-492595
E-mail: managerscturistiche@economia.unical.it
Opening Time:
Mondays and Thursdays: 11.00 AM to 12.00 PM

Educational objectives
Students will have to earn 180 CFUs in three years to obtain a degree in Tourism Sciences. The curriculum includes English and another foreign language chosen by the student. The Degree Course is organised in two alternative specialisations totalling 20 credits each: the first focuses on economics and management and the second on arts and culture.
Graduates in Tourism Sciences will:
- have breath of knowledge of economic and business, historic and artistic, sociological, anthropological, geographical and territorial, as well as legal aspects relating to the tourism sector;
- have good knowledge of the social and market research methodologies, with special competences in the collection, measurement and processing of data pertaining to social analysis;
- have suitable knowledge of the organisational culture of work environments;
- acquire disciplinary methods for the promotion of and access to cultural heritage and activities;
- be able to employ the specific knowledge acquired in a more general cultural, economic and social context at a local, national and supernational level;
- have a good written and oral command of at least two languages of the European Union, in addition to Italian, in the tourism field and to exchanging general information;
- have appropriate competences and skills in communication and information management.

Employment Opportunities
Graduates in Tourism Sciences will work in several sectors including tourism, social and environmentally sound activities organisation, tourist communication for the traditional and multimedia publishing market, press offices of tourism institutions and companies. Other career opportunities include: positions as technical managers in travel agencies; tourism companies controllers; tourism managers; managers of holiday villages and tourism facilities; researcher in tourist studies; free-lance journalists in the traditional or multimedia tourist publishing industry; managers or operators in municipal, provincial, regional or national public tourist services; cultural services operators in municipalities, provinces and Comunità Montane, and the Region; cultural attachés in embassies and consulates and in Italian cultural institutes abroad; tourism marketing in the public and private sector; planners of models of tourism development and local impact; organisers of cultural events, tourist franchising advisor; developers or certifiers of cultural or environment-friendly tourism packages for tourism companies (ecolabel) and for tour operators; promoters of integrated cultural and tourist activities; designers and developers of tourist and cultural pathways with high historical, artistic, archaeological and environmental relevance.

PRIMARY EDUCATION SCIENCES
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://www.csdim.unical.it/scienzeformazione/
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 18/B, VI floor
Telephone: 0984/493313
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
cclsfp@unical.it

How the Degree Course is organised
The Interfaculty Degree Course in Primary Education Sciences is designed for those who are willing to teach in kindergartens and primary schools. It is aimed at training teachers with skills in childhood development.
The course lasts four years and consists in a two-year common curriculum and two different specialisations (two years each) in kindergarten teaching and primary school teaching.
Students can choose the specialisation at the end of the second year. Students choosing a specialisation can also obtain a degree in the other specialisation by studying a further year. At the end of the four-year course, students can apply to enrol in a supplementary course to obtain a specialisation as special education teachers for disabled children in early childhood and primary schools.
Teaching activities include lectures, laboratory practice and training periods.

ARCHAEOLOGY (LM-2)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 28/a
Telephone: 0984/494560
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
cbc28a@gmail.com
Opening Time: 9.00 AM to 6.00 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Graduates form this course will have broad and qualified theoretical and practical knowledge in archaeological research, ancient topography, field survey, underwater archaeology, the main archaeological, historical, literary and documentary disciplines with special focus on all primary European and Mediterranean archaeological research fields (Etruscology, Italic antiquities, classic archaeology, Magna Graecia archaeology, Christian and Medieval archaeology, Medieval history, Greek and Roman epigraphy, ancient and Medieval numismatics). Graduates from this specialist degree course will have to be highly qualified in the field of archaeological heritage protection, preservation and enhancement.
Teaching activities consist of lectures, practical classes, laboratory practice, open courses and training periods and internships.
Integrated courses and common modules can also be organised by the Faculty.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for graduates from the Specialist Degree Course in Archaeology include:
• institutions for archaeological heritage conservation and enhancement such as superintendencies and museums;
• research and study centres and units for the conservation of archaeological, artistic, documentary and monumental heritage at public and private institutions;
• companies, cooperatives and other private groups supporting all the activities of the archaeological chain, from excavation to public access;
• publishing industry, journalism and other specialised media.

MODERN PHILOLOGY (LM-14)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 28/a
Telephone: 0984/494549
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutor_lettere@libero.it,
Opening Time: 9.00 AM to 6.00 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
The Specialist Degree Course in Modern Philology aims at providing students with broad knowledge of Italian literature, linguistics and philology, from Medieval age to contemporary age.
Teaching activities consist of lectures, practical classes, laboratory practice, open courses and training periods and internships.
Integrated courses and common modules can also be organised by the Faculty.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.

Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for graduates from the Specialist Degree Course in Modern Philology include:
- teaching of humanistic and historic subjects in schools;
- publishing and cultural industry, journalism, radio and TV communication;
- public and private cultural institutions and centres in Italy and abroad.

LANGUAGE OF PERFORMING ARTS, CINEMA AND MEDIA (LM-65)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://cdldams.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 17/b
Telephone: 0984/494770
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
dams@unical.it,
Opening Time: 9.30 AM to 12.30 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Language of Performing Arts, Cinema and Media will develop the ability to write cultural and critical texts relating to their sphere of expertise, transform ideas into scripts, analyse cinema, theatre or TV scripts, master the different forms and practices of languages in performing arts, cinema and media, master specific audiovisual and computer technologies.
Teaching activities consist of lectures, interdisciplinary integrated courses, practical classes, laboratory practice and seminars and complementary learning activities. The Faculty also organises highly specialist internships and laboratory activities in theatre, cinema and TV scripting and in the production of audiovisuals.
Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities include positions in public and private institutions specialising in visual arts, communication and performing arts as well as in the radio, TV and multimedia communication industry. Other job opportunities include research in the sphere of expertise.

MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES (LM-37)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
www.lingue.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 20/b – ground floor
Telephone: 0984/494398
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutor.lingue@unical.it
Opening Time: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Modern Languages and Literatures will develop advanced knowledge of at least two modern foreign languages (including Albanian, Anglo-American, French, Hispano-American, Romanian, Spanish and German) and of the relationships between the languages studied and the literary and cultural traditions associated with such languages.
Students of this Specialist Degree Course can choose among the following curricula:

1. Philology – Literature –Translation.
Students choosing this specialisation will develop methodological expertise for the literary analysis and criticism. Students will also improve their linguistic competences with special emphasis on translation and traductology.
2. Linguistics – Intercultural Communication.
This specialisation will focus on the main linguistic features of the languages studied, with special emphasis on the synchronic and diachronic description of linguistic phenomena.
Teaching activities consist of courses and teaching modules, lectures, seminars, practical classes, laboratory practice for teaching/learning of the studied foreign languages.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for graduates from the Specialist Degree Course in Modern Languages and Literatures include top positions in transnational environments, such as international cooperation organisations, Italian cultural institutes abroad and diplomatic and consular representations. Other job opportunities include positions as linguistic consultants in the show industry, publishing industry, journalism and multimedia communication, as well as translators of literary texts. The Specialist Degree Course in Modern Languages and Literatures also allow students to acquire ad-hoc knowledge to teach foreign languages, literatures and civilizations, as well as Italian as L2 in public and private schools.

MEDIA EDUCATION (LM-93)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://scienzeducazione .unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 18/b, 4th floor
Telephone: 0984/494144
e-mail: lettere@unical.it
clscienzeducazione@unical.it
Opening Time: 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Media Education will develop broad knowledge of the fundamentals of media education and communication sciences, of information and communication techniques to integrate traditional, multimedia, interactive, collaborative and distance teaching strategies; teaching and methodological skills to plan, manage, assess and supply educational activities supported by web-based technologies; abilities in the management and coordination of communication/educational processes and services in the several areas of training (institutions, private organisations, associations, no-profit organisations); written and oral command of English.
Teaching activities consist of courses and teaching modules, lectures, seminars, practical classes, laboratory practice, training periods, stays in other Italian and foreign universities.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities include executive positions in schools; the cultural animation and leisure time sector; in supportive social organisations; in media and mass-media production industry; in the training of media education trainers in different sectors (schools, profit and no-profit organisations).

SCIENCE OF ANTIQUITY (LM-15)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 28/a, ground floor
Telephone: 0984/494549, 0984/494541
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutor_lettere@libero.it
tutorstoria@gmail.com
Opening Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Science of Antiquity will develop deep knowledge of ancient civilisations form the Greek Age to the Late Antiquity, good knowledge of classic languages and literatures, classic philology and historical linguistics.
Teaching activities consist of lectures, practical classes, laboratory practice, open courses, training periods and internships.
Integrated courses and common modules can also be organised by the Faculty.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.

Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for Graduates in Science of Antiquity include top positions in the State Archives, libraries, superintendencies, cultural centres, foundations, publishing houses and research centres and units and governmental organisations and teaching positions in public and private schools.

PHILOSOPHICAL SCIENCES (LM-78)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://cdlfilosofia.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 18/c, 5th floor
Telephone: 0984/494561
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutorfilosofia@gmail.com

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Philosophical Sciences will develop broad knowledge of topics of historical or theoretical/ethical and aesthetical nature and research abilities allowing them to embark on advanced studies (PhDs, 2nd Level Postgraduate Courses).
Teaching activities consist of lectures, practical classes, seminars, laboratory practice, (IT, languages, philosophical disciplines, Italian writing) open courses, training periods and internships.
Integrated courses and common modules can also be organised by the Faculty.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.

Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for graduates from the Specialist Degree Course in Philosophical Sciences include positions in cultural consultancy and cultural institutes, the promotion and management of the relationships among different cultures at a national and international level and for the recognition of citizenship rights, training and human resources management, libraries, political and cultural activities in the public administration, as well as teaching positions in schools.

HISTORICAL SCIENCES (LM-84)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://cdlstoria.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 28/a, ground floor
Telephone: 0984/494541
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutorstoria@gmail.com

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Historical Sciences will develop breath of critical and methodological expertise in historiography and deep knowledge of at least one of the traditional chronological partitions of historical studies between Medieval history and modern and contemporary history.
This Specialist Degree Course includes two different curricula: Medieval age and Modern and Contemporary age.
Teaching activities consist of lectures, practical classes, laboratory practice, seminars, open courses, training periods and internships.
Integrated courses and common modules can also be organised by the Faculty.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories, practical classes, seminars and training periods) and the final exams are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.

Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for Graduates in Historical Sciences include top positions in State Archives, libraries, superintendencies, cultural centres, foundations, research centres, governmental and local cultural organisations for the promotion of local activities, traditions and identities, specialised publishing industry and teaching positions in public and private schools.

HISTORY OF ART (LM-89)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 28/a, ground floor
Telephone: 0984/494560
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
cbc28a@gmail.com
Opening Time: 9.00 AM to 6.00 PM

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in History of Art will develop sound and rigorous basic methodological and historical knowledge of history of art between Middle Age and Contemporary Age.
Graduates will be equipped with fundamental, theoretical instruments to understand the evolution of the relationships between society and art in the concerned period.
Teaching activities consist in lectures, practical classes, laboratory practice, open courses and training periods and internships. The Faculty can also organise integrated courses and common modules.
The methods of examination, the exam sessions, as well as the assessment related to the other activities (laboratories and training periods) and the final exam are set out according to the provisions laid down in the University Teaching Regulations, the Faculty Regulations and the Degree Course Teaching Regulations.
Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities for Graduates in History of Art include teaching positions in schools, positions in museums and superintendencies, specialist consultancy for the cultural industry and in the education and promotion of historical/artistic heritage.

COMMUNICATION THEORY AND PUBLIC ADDRESS (LM-92)
Website: http://lettere.unical.it
http://mondoailati.unical.it
Tutoring and Guidance Office:
Location: cubo 18/c, 4th floor
Telephone: 0984/494335
E-mail: lettere@unical.it
tutor@mondoailati.unical.it

How the Specialist Degree Course is organised
Students of the Specialist Degree Course in Communication Theory and Public Address will develop in-depth knowledge of the logical, argumentative structure of communication texts; broad knowledge of the several theoretical approaches of communication and information; ability to transform ideas into communication texts; command of IT tools; knowledge of the different forms of public address and communication registers.
Teaching activities consist of lectures, multidisciplinary integrated courses, practical classes, laboratory practice and seminars, complementary learning activities, training periods, advanced specialisation laboratory practice.
Employment Opportunities
Career opportunities include positions in the analysis, development and implementation of integrated communication systems, with special reference to the new communication media and in the communication and dissemination of knowledge by means of new technologies in private and public organisations as well as other organisations in the information and communication technology industry.