MA Language, Culture and History: Italian Studies

The Language, Culture, and History: Italian Studies MA offered by University College London, is a flexible interdisciplinary course that allows you to explore the culture and history of Italy from the Middle Ages to the present day. The course is enriched by the cultural resources unique to the university's location in the heart of London.Course Content: The course provides a key understanding and thorough knowledge of Italian literature, history, culture, and language. It also offers training in research techniques for undertaking advanced research. The opportunity of a year-long project on a topic of your choice with personalized supervision is also given. Key Modules: This course includes modules covering a diverse range of subjects. Four core modules including Reading Italian Literature, Italian Migrations: Literature and Film, Modern Italy and Language, Tradition and Invention are required. Moreover, students can choose from optional modules including Dissertation in Italian, Dante's Divine Comedy: Hell, Dante and the Middle Ages, Dante's Divine Comedy: Purgatory, and Renaissance Florence.Accreditations: Not available in the source.Future Careers: Graduates of the course have gone on to work in areas such as academia, journalism, banking and business, politics, and international organizations. The programme is also an excellent foundation for pursuing a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.