Media Languages

A humanistic look at the world of media

This programme aims to reconcile the disciplines of the humanistic-literary area with the analysis of new digital media. After the first year – characterised by basic courses in the fields of linguistics, sociology and literary history – students can choose between four profiles:

• Information media
• Cinema and audiovisual products
• Events and live communication
• Advertising

Teaching methodology

The approach is highly interactive: in addition to lectures, students will participate in workshops in which they will put into practice – through group work and exercises – what they have learned at a theoretical level.

And then? Bringing content to the world of communication

Depending on the profile chosen, graduates develop skills and professionalism required in different contexts: within an organization (press office, house organ), in a journalistic newsroom, in the television or digital media environment (production and promotion of audiovisual products), in an agency organizing cultural events or  advertising.

The aim of the degree programme in Media Languages is to train professionals working in the various sectors of communication and cultural industry and, in particular, in the fields of journalism, television and digital media, cinema, theatre, advertising and social networks.