Society and Culture
/ Bachelor's degree programme
European Languages and Cultures
General information for the a.y. 2021-2022
Double study qualification with Université Paris Nanterre (Francia)
| Disciplinary area | Society and Culture |
|---|---|
| Duration | 3 years - 180 Credits |
| Admission |
 Limited access, see call for applications
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| Language |
 Partially taught in English (5 courses)
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| Teaching method | Lectures |
| Regulation | Main Teaching Regulations |
| Call for Application / Short list | • Prospetto delle competenze linguistiche riconosciute in ingresso ai candidati partecipanti alla selezione per il corso di laurea in LINGUE E CULTURE EUROPEE (LCE) - Anno Accademico 2021 - 2022 • Graduatorie di ammissione al corso di laurea in LINGUE E CULTURE EUROPEE (LCE) - anno accademico 2021-2022 • Bando di ammissione al corso di laurea in LINGUE E CULTURE EUROPEE (LCE) |
Presentation
The degree programme in European Languages and Cultures will give students a broad-based knowledge of at least two foreign languages, along with an improved knowledge of European cultures through a solid and interdisciplinary educational offer. The programme integrates the study of languages and European cultures with law and economics, socio-linguistic and literary skills. These are key to meeting the challenges that Emilia-based businesses and institutions face in an ever-changing international market. To do this, they need professionals with a broad knowledge of foreign languages and a sound cultural training, which will enable them to critically understand the contemporary world.Course content
In addition to the standard subjects, at least two European languages are studied for three years: English is compulsory, and students can choose their second language among French, German, or Spanish. For two years a third language can be chosen among Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Russian, and Spanish. The programme is designed to develop language skills, comprising ability to read, write, analyse, interpret and translate general and specialised texts. From the 2nd year, students can choose between two different paths: an economic and legal programme (language mediation for the economy and international companies), and a language and cultural one (language mediation for the cultural industry, cultural tourism and event management). A modern teaching approach promotes access to internship experiences and includes several international exchange programmes for students and teachers. A double title may be issued with this degree, as the result of an agreement between our Department and the Département de Langues Etrangères Appliquées dell'Université Paris Ouest Nanterre.Career options
Graduates may find a job at local and international level. The thorough linguistic and cultural knowledge and skills developed through the programme prepare graduates for successful employment in Italy and Europe, not only in the field of multilingual communication - as translators, editors and language consultants -, but also in publishing, advertising and tourism. Additionally, the skills and sensitivity acquired will make graduates suitable to work as cultural mediators for multicultural and multilingual companies, institutions and organisations. Also, graduates gain the credits and skills required to enter specialised programmes for future language instructors and teachers. Among other degree programmes, graduates will be able to enrol to Master's Degrees in Languages for Communication in International Enterprises and Organisations, as well as Languages, Cultures, Communication, both provided by the Department.After the degree
DegreeList of single courses taught in English
- Anglo-american Literature [ credits: 12]- English Linguistics, Translation, Mediation [ credits: 12]
- English literature [ credits: 12]
- English Translation Workshop [ credits: 6]
- Language , Culture and Institutions of English-speaking Countries [ credits: 12]
More information
- Course Director
- prof.ssa Daniela Capra
e-mail daniela.capra@unimore.it - Tutor
- dott.ssa Adriana Orlandi
e-mail adriana.orlandi@unimore.it
The course is managed by the Department of Studies on Language and Culture