Master in Languages and Societies

Applications for the Sep 2027 intake are open until Mar 16, 2027.

This master's program in Languages and Societies is designed for students who are passionate about the English-speaking world and wish to deepen their analytical and communication skills. Over two years, students will engage in a bilingual curriculum that enhances their research methodologies and digital communication skills. This program is ideal for those who thrive in an international environment and seek to specialize in childhood studies or intercultural interactions.

The curriculum includes core modules in English language, translation, and cultural interaction tools. Students will have the opportunity to choose between two specializations: Childhood and Citizenship Studies or Multilingualism and Cultural Interactions. This structure prepares graduates to adapt to a rapidly changing global landscape, equipping them with the skills necessary for various professional contexts.

Graduates can pursue diverse career paths such as educators, researchers, or roles in cultural project management. Specific job titles include English language teachers, cultural mediators, and project coordinators in international relations. The skills acquired are transferable across sectors, including education, publishing, and public administration, making this program a solid foundation for a successful career.