Masters in Philology Literature and Classical Tradition

The 2nd cycle degree programme in Philology, Literature and Classical Tradition provides students with specialist competences in classical studies. These competences, learned through a range of different approaches and perspectives, develop skills that can be applied to many public (museums, research, teaching) and private sectors (cultural bodies, publishing, private schools). Learning diversified methodologies and strategies (learning area 2, methodology and communication), students will demonstrate their ability to tackle new and unexplored questions with critical autonomy, analysing philological, literary and historical problems with insight and flexibly designing projects to enhance, promote and communicate humanistic cultures. These competences are fundamental in high-profile professional careers, such as including editor in the publishing world.