In today's context, language teaching constitutes an increasingly important and integrated element in educational processes (as in the case of international mobility) and therefore up-to-date and specialised skills are required. The rapidly expanding and internationalising publishing sector requires foreign language experts capable of relating to the target cultures, as well as translating and adapting texts and content in foreign languages. The field of media, especially digital media, is constantly evolving, making the creation of content also in foreign languages a fundamentally important contribution. What will you study The Master's degree programme in Modern Languages and Literatures for Teaching, Publishing and Digital Media is divided into three pathways, i.e. recommended study plans: Translation, Teaching and Media. Each of them usually revolves around the in-depth study of two languages of specialisation, chosen from French, English, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish and German. The course is divided into the following tracks: Pathway in Translation Translation Course provides students with specific competences in the fields of literary and non-fiction translation, with particular attention to criticism and literary history, the publishing world, creative uses of language (interlinguistic and inter-semiotic translation, methodologies of narration), and technologies supporting publishing and translation. Translation Course provides students with specific competences in the fields of literary and non-fiction translation, with particular attention to criticism and literary history, the publishing world, creative uses of language (interlinguistic and inter-semiotic translation, methodologies of narration), and technologies supporting publishing and translation. Pathway in Didactics The aim is to develop the student's skills in the field of education and training, deepening metalinguistic reflection and competences in the processes of language transmission and acquisition, in the updating and innovation of teaching methods and in the methods of evaluating acquired skills. The aim is to develop the student's skills in the field of education and training, deepening metalinguistic reflection and competences in the processes of language transmission and acquisition, in the updating and innovation of teaching methods and in the methods of evaluating acquired skills. Route in Media Focuses on the cultural industry and the production of content for cultural dissemination and information (institutional sites, newsletters, info- and edutainment), with the development of a sensitivity for the relationship between literary/cultural heritage and its presence, dissemination and re-functionalisation in the contemporary world. Focuses on the cultural industry and the production of content for cultural dissemination and information (institutional sites, newsletters, info- and edutainment), with the development of a sensitivity for the relationship between literary/cultural heritage and its presence, dissemination and re-functionalisation in the contemporary world. After graduation The Master's degree in Modern Languages and Literatures for Teaching, Publishing and Digital Media allows graduates to carry out activities with a high level of responsibility in all professional fields in which a solid humanistic culture and a secure command of foreign languages are required, such as publishing houses, study centres, Italian cultural institutes abroad, cultural institutions and foundations, editorial offices, including digital ones, and schools (after attending specific courses). Who is the graduate in Modern Languages and Literatures for Teaching, Publishing and Digital Media May carry out the following professional activities: organisation of cultural events management of human resources assignments at publishing houses correspondence in foreign languages editorial or artistic direction research (after attending doctoral courses) teaching and training (after attending specialised courses) social media management What it does The skills for which the course provides adequate preparation, spendable in the first years of employment or in further studies are: high-level linguistic skills in the foreign languages studied, required in the professional fields of publishing, cultural centres, communication, tourism intercultural skills essential in all professional contexts with constant contact with foreign countries. high-level linguistic, cultural and literary skills for future research or training courses. Where he works The graduate has the opportunity to find employment in: cultural institutions and foundations publishers, editorial offices, including digital ones companies in the human resources sector companies in the cultural industry sector companies in the tourism sector diplomatic representation sector schools (after attending special courses) universities and research institutions (after attending doctoral courses)
