University of Zurich

Master in Italian Studies

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About Master in Italian Studies

The Studi Italiani master's program is offered at the University of Zurich in Zurich. This program integrates theoretical expertise in Italian studies in Zurich with the teaching and research offerings at Sapienza University in Rome. Students deepen their knowledge of Italian literature and linguistics. The instruction language for all courses, including those in Zurich, is Italian.

This master's degree allows students to specialize in areas of the Italian-speaking world such as history, art history, cinema, journalism, and publishing. Students can choose courses freely to focus on their preferred research fields. The program aims to develop a broad range of competencies within an Italian and European context. Curricular internships are available to gain professional skills.

Admission is limited to 10 places annually, starting in the autumn semester. Applicants need at least 18 ECTS credits in Italian Literature or Linguistics, or admission with restrictions. A C1 level of Italian proficiency is required. The program is a master's degree.

About University of Zurich

The University of Zurich is a public research university. It is located in Switzerland. The university is the largest in Switzerland. It has seven faculties. It also has over 150 institutes. More than 200 study programs are offered.

The University of Zurich is known for its diverse perspectives. It brings together different ways of thinking and academic cultures. The university is home to students and staff from over 120 countries. This creates a rich international environment for learning and research.

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