The programme prepares a professional figure with a solid and accurate linguistic and literary competence suitable for operating in the complexity of a civil society open to the relationships and innovations of the contemporary world.
Professionally, graduates will be able to carry out activities in areas such as:
- the drafting of texts for the corporate and productive world, and for institutional, cultural and social cooperation;
- the media, conferences and publications;
- the management of international relations.
The degree programme also prepares students for the following professions:
- intercultural and international management and mediation technicians;
- business management technicians;
- language instructors;
- correspondents in foreign languages and similar;
- recreational, communication and media technicians.
Career opportunities
Graduating in Applied Foreign Languages (Applied foreign languages) means becoming a professional in international relations, both from a linguistic, economic and legal point of view, in relation to the problems of tourism management or of individual companies or institutions at regional, national and international level.
The choice of the curricular profile allows you to develop specific professionalism for a targeted entry into the world of work as a management technician and intercultural and international mediator or as a business management technician.
Choosing Languages, Literatures and Communication (Languages, literatures and communication) means becoming a professional with a broad cultural background, diversified and ideal for different sectors of national or international communication. In particular, the profile in Languages, Communication, Media is designed for those who want to become a correspondent in foreign languages, or a technician in recreational, communicative and media activities. The profile in Foreign Languages and Literatures, on the other hand, ideally has as its outlet, in addition to the teaching-oriented graduate programmes, all activities that involve cultural depth and solid humanistic preparation. In fact, it makes it possible to combine general linguistic competence with all the functions that imply more or less high degrees of creativity and reflection on texts (literary translation, editorial work, creative writing, etc.).