The Master’s Degree in Languages, Literatures and Digital Culture (LM 37) aims to provide students with a highly qualified theoretical and applied formation in two languages and literatures chosen among those taught in the programme: English, French, German, Russian, and Spanish. The study of languages and literatures is implemented, for students opting for the Languages and Literatures curriculum, with language teaching skills in a practical approach and, for students opting for the Digital Culture curriculum, with digital labs and project works focussed on digital humanities. In addition to common courses of linguistics, history of the language, foreign and Italian literatures, and philology, training activities include humanistic subjects like extra-European and postcolonial literatures or computer and juridical subjects in respective curricula. This Master’s Degree qualifies as a highly internationally oriented programme opening out to the world and promoting the enrolment of non-Italian speaking students. Common courses are taught in English and literature and language courses are taught in the related languages. Students also have the opportunity to take a binary programme for the conferral of a double degree awarded both by the University of Verona and by the University A Coruña (Spain). The course is therefore meant to open up to worldwide cooperation in the fields of formation, research, and cultural enterprise.
