Languages in the Information Society

Students acquire a sound humanistic education: broad basic skills in Theoretical Linguistics and in Italian Language and Literature; complete written and oral fluency in at least two foreign languages to be chosen from the activated language classes (at least one of the European Union), as well as the cultural heritage of the civilisations they are expression of. The "language" phenomenon is analysed and interpreted in the light of relevant skills of literary, historical and philosophical character. An adequate command of general scientific methods and content as well as the acquisition of specific professional knowledge aim at ensuring students a multidisciplinary training to facilitate their positioning into the labour market; in particular, with the combination of linguistic knowledge and good skills in major computer and electronic communication tools, as well as in the development of their simple applications in specific operational areas.