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DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND LITERARY, HISTORICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AND LEGAL STUDIES

DEPARTMENT HANDBOOK ACADEMIC YEAR 2019 / 2020

Three-year Bachelor’s degree coursesSecond cycle degree coursesSingle cycle degree coursePostgraduate study

DISTUDEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND LITERARY, HISTORICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AND LEGAL STUDIES

Department handbook Academic year 2019 / 2020

INDEX

Welcome from the Head of Department 4

COURSES - ACADEMIC YEAR 2019/2020 8Three year degree courses 9

Modern Languages and Culture 9Second level degree courses 18

Languages and culture for international communication 18Political Science, International Security and Public Communications 25Archaeology and History of Art Protection and promotion 30

Single cycle degree courses 36Law 36

Postgraduate Studies 41

LANGUAGE SERVICE UNIT 43

USEFUL INFORMATION 44

OFFICES AND STUDENT SERVICES 46

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 49

DEPARTMENT 51Department structure 51Teaching staff 54Technical and administrative staff 54Language assistants (CEL) 55How to reach DISTU 56

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WELCOME

Professor Giulio Vesperini Head of Department

The Department of Linguistic and Literary, Historical, Philosophical and Legal Studies – DISTU, offers five different study courses (one three-year Bachelor’s, three Master’s, one single-cycle Master’s), in the fields of languages, law, political

communication and the protection and enhancement of the archaeological, historical and artistic heritage. Details of the course objectives, the specific subjects, and career opportunities that graduates can aspire to are available for each of the active courses. The general aim of the department, which all the courses reflect, is to train students and promote the development of research into topics that contribute to the understanding of the character and dynamics of the new institutional world in which we live. Its multi-faceted linguistic, archaeological and historic-artistic dimensions foster a desire to understand the historic context of events that constituted this process of change. The variety of disciplinary methods is critical to this programme. Methods include the analysis and dynamics of the institutional cultural European and global environment, using a variety of investigative techniques and different perspectives, with a focus on issues relating to the knowledge of archaeological, historical and artistic heritage. The expansion of the internationalization of research, in line with measures implemented for years by teachers of the Department, strengthens relationships with research groups working in the same

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directions in Italy and abroad. In addition to traditional teaching, the Department provides students with a variety of high standard learning experiences. The Languages Unit provides services for learning foreign languages for all the courses offered at the University and, in particular, for students of the undergraduate and master’s programmes: Modern Languages and Cultures, and Languages and Culture for International Communication. The Languages Unit has four multimedia laboratories for this purpose, all equipped with video projector and workstations. The Computer Aided Written Italian Language Workshop (LISA! And LISA+), enables students to practise the writing and processing of multimedia texts of a professional nature.The Workshop of Italian Multimedia Semiotics and Linguistics (SLIM) enables teachers and students to work together to store and manage data in a digital format for educational and research purposes.

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The J-ARGO Workshop enables students to acquire techniques to formulate their own legal arguments by discussing various law cases and by drafting procedural documents as part of a simulated trial.The Photography Workshop, which includes graphic layout and photographic documentation, was established in 1990 within the Faculty of Conservation of Cultural Heritage. It operates in the field of graphic and photographic documentation of archaeological materials and, more in general, in the documentation in the field of Heritage. The Workshop is also used for cartographic editing carried out with the aid of digital photogrammetric systems, and acts as a support for teaching activities and seminars.The Natural Language Processing Workshop (NLP) guarantees the acquisition of competences related to the electronic processing and analysis of oral and written texts. Students will learn the theoretical aspects and they will be able to practice language database construction by learning to manage the selection criteria and the use of primary text material (for example, the transcription

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of oral texts for various purposes), language revision which varies depending on the objective: verbalisation or institutional deposit, linguistic-semiotic analysis, marketing, etc.), methods for the representation and encoding of linguistic-textual information.The course includes a theoretical introduction followed by practical work. DISTU is one of 180 Italian Departments of Excellence which will receive extra funding for five years for an innovative research project. The list of winning projects was written at the end of 2017 by ANVUR (Agenzia Nazionale di Valutazione del sistema Universitario e della Ricerca), the Italian agency for the evaluation of the university and research systems. The list was published by the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research on 10th January 2018 (http://www.miur.gov.it/web/guest/dipartimenti-di-eccellenza). DISTU’s Excellence Project (Progetto di Eccellenza) has been a contender in the sector of legal sciences and it has capitalised on the interdisciplinary nature of this department. DISTU is the only department in Italy that combines the historical-philosophical sciences, languages and literature, linguistics and the historical-artistic sciences with the law. Therefore, the project has become a common point of reference for the study of the European institutional and cultural environment.In the next five years, research projects will focus on European convergence and integration processes over the course of several centuries. Research will be linked to the political-institutional and legislative areas (regulatory traditions and the impact that European and international law have on Italian law) as well as on the cultural relationships in Europe (from language connections to intellectual and philosophical connections, from art to religion).

DISTU

COURSESACADEMIC YEAR 2019/2020

THREE-YEAR BACHELOR’S DEGREE COURSE (L-11)

MODERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURE

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Educational goalsThe undergraduate programme in Modern Languages and Culture (L-11) aims to equip graduates with an intercultural education in response to the needs of contemporary, social and professional society, with particular attention to relations between Europe and the rest of the world. The three study plans available allow students to build their own customised study plan by taking the 19 exams of the three-year course in the linguistic-cultural areas that interest them the most: the degree course offers three-year or two-year programmes in French, English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Arabic, Chinese and Russian (the courses include literature exams and philology exams). Students can then expand their competences with general and Italian linguistics, contemporary history, digital humanities, economics and law. All courses offer materials for distance learning on the teaching platform UniTusMoodle (http://moodle.unitus.it/moodle/), which allows students to interact with the teachers via the Internet and access exercises and other teaching tools designed for individual study.

Career opportunitiesGraduates in Modern Languages and Cultures will be capable of carrying out a range of professional activities:{ socio-linguistic-cultural operator in multi-ethnic and

multicultural contexts, for business and for public administration;

{ language executive working in cultural tourism, as well as cultural, social and extension services;

{ language expert in relations between company and customer in an international context;

and to start a specialization in the following professions:{ translator and interpreter;{ expert in cultural mediation;{ expert in management of multilingual communication

and information;{ expert in the promotion of goods and services in an

international field.

Graduates in Modern Languages and Culture will be able to specialize in linguistic and cultural mediation in an international context, perfecting their language training with a view to starting a career in national or international

Course DirectorProfessor Stefano [email protected] OfficeTel. 0761 [email protected] representativeGiacomo Maria De Vito [email protected]

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organizations operating globally. This degree gives students immediate access to the postgraduate degree course Master of Arts in Languages and Culture for International Communication LM-37 and all postgraduate training courses expressly dedicated to linguistic and cultural mediation.

AssessmentBefore students can sit the exams in Language and Translation and Language and Literature, target language exams are given by Language Assistants (CEL), in cooperation with the Languages Unit of the University. The language exams assess students’ linguistic competence according to the parameters of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). Each student has a personal record of their linguistic development (Language Passport) in which, for each academic year, the level reached for each target language is recorded. Subsequent to the successful outcome of the language exams, the course tutor assesses students with written and oral examinations to ascertain their expertise in the various specific subjects.

Innovations in the study programmeThe Languages Unit now offers Chinese studies in answer to the continual growth of the social, political and economic relations with Asia, which has given rise to an urgent demand for training in relation to the Chinese language and culture. Along with the Chinese Language course that students will attend over a period of at least three years, students will also learn about China’s rich culture, its history and its current political and economic situation. These disciplines will provide them with as complete a picture as possible of the cultural reality of contemporary China. Other courses on the history and culture of Asia provide essential support, to expand the range of studies to a broader geopolitical context than that of Europe, and to better understand the cultures and relations between the states bordering Europe and Asia. In 2015, UNITUS established a partnership with the Confucius Institute, which fostered and is going to foster cultural and scientific exchanges as well as study programmes in China. Starting from academic year 2017-2018, the teaching of Russian culture has been enhanced by separating the teaching of literature from that of language. ‘The Didactics of Italian with new technologies’ has been added as an optional exam.


LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURE STUDY PLAN EXAM CFU EXAM CFU EXAM CFUFIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEARCFirst language and foreign language translation 1 year13156 French L-LIN/04 13157 English L-LIN/1213160 Spanish L-LIN/0713161 German L-LIN/1413162 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913159 Russian L-LIN/21

10 CFirst language and foreign language translation 2 year13185 French L-LIN/04 13186 English L-LIN/1213190 Spanish L-LIN/0713191 German L-LIN/1413188 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913189 Russian L-LIN/21


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CSecond language and foreign language translation 1 year13156 French L-LIN/04 13157 English L-LIN/1213160 Spanish L-LIN/0713161 German L-LIN/1413162 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913159 Russian L-LIN/21

- oppure -Language and foreign language translation 1 year14760 Arabic language and literature L-OR/1216982 Chinese language and literature L-OR/21

10 CSecond language and foreign language translation 2 year13185 French L-LIN/04 13186 English L-LIN/1213190 Spanish L-LIN/0713191 German L-LIN/1413188 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913189 Russian L-LIN/21

- oppure -Foreign language and literature 2 year14780 Chinese language and literature L-OR/1217129 Chinese language and literature L-OR/21

10 CPhilology of the first foreign language13250 Romance philology and linguistics L-FIL-LET/0913251 Germanic philology L-FIL-LET/1518217 Slavic philology L-LIN/21

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CLiterature of the first foreign language 1 year13166 French literature L-LIN/03 17072 English language and literature L-LIN/10 13170 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513171 German literature L-LIN/1313172 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/08 13169 Russian literature L-LIN/21

8 CLiterature of the first foreign language 2 year13265 French literature L-LIN/03 16367 English language and literature L-LIN/10 13269 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513270 German literature L-LIN/1313271 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/08 13268 Russian literature L-LIN/21

8 ALiterature of the first foreign language 3 year14763 French literature L-LIN/03 16366 English language and literature L-LIN/10 14765 Spanish literature L-LIN/0514766 German literature L-LIN/1314767 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/08 18218 Russian literature L-LIN/21

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b15740 Didactics of modern languages L-LIN/0217735 Italian linguistics L-FIL-LET/12 [...]

8 CLiterature of the second foreign language 1 year16405 French literature L-LIN/03 [...]

8 ALiterature of the second foreign language 2 year13241 French literature L-LIN/03 [...]

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17736 Sociolinguistics L-LIN/01

17130 English language and literature L-LIN/10 16407 Spanish literature L-LIN/0516408 German literature L-LIN/1316409 Cultire and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/08 18178 Russian literature L-LIN/21

- or -For study plans with Arabic/Chinese as a second language14783 Arabic dialectology L-OR/1217131 South-East Asia languages and literature L-OR/21

16386 English language and literature L-LIN/10 13245 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513246 German literature L-LIN/1313247 Cultire and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/08 13244 Russian literature L-LIN/21

- or -For study plans with Arabic/Chinese as a second language15910 History and culture of Islamic countries L-OR/1217932 History and cultures of East Asia L-OR/21

B17734 General linguistics L-LIN/01

8 B13262 Italian literature L-FIL-LET/10

8 A13205 IT applied to humanities M-STO/0817739 New technologies for the didactics of Italian L-FIL-LET/12

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B13177 Modern history M-STO/02 13179 History of contemporary Europe M-STO/0417142 History of European integration M-STO/0413255 Political and economic geography, policies for the environment M-GGR/02

8 13204 Exam chosen by the student


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A15744 Culture and literature of the classical age L-FIL-LET/0413201 History of philosophy M-FIL/06

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Total 162

OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES: 18 CFUs13286 Final test (dissertation) Compulsory for everyone 6

13287 Further language knowledge 6+6

13288 IT and telematic abilities

13289 Training and orientation workshops

Total CFUs 180

a = Similar B = Standard c = Main/course-related


LANGUAGES FOR ORGANISATIONS AND TOURIST SERVICES STUDY PLAN

EXAM CFU EXAM CFU EXAM CFUFIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEARCFirst language and foreign language translation 1 year13156 French L-LIN/04 13157 English L-LIN/1213160 Spanish L-LIN/0713161 German L-LIN/1413162 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913159 Russian L-LIN/21

10 CFirst language and foreign language translation 2 year13185 French L-LIN/04 13186 English L-LIN/1213190 Spanish L-LIN/0713191 German L-LIN/14 13188 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913189 Russian L-LIN/21


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CSecond language and foreign language translation 1 year13156 French L-LIN/04 13157 English L-LIN/1213160 Spanish L-LIN/0713161 German L-LIN/1413162 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/09 13159 Russian L-LIN/21

- or -Second language and foreign language literature 1 year14760 Arabic language and literature L-OR/1216982 Chinese language and literature L-OR/21

10 CSecond language and foreign language translation 2 year13185 French L-LIN/04 13186 English L-LIN/1213190 Spanish L-LIN/0713191 German L-LIN/1413188 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/09 13189 Russian L-LIN/21


10 ASecond language and foreign language translation 3 year13221 French L-LIN/04 13222 English L-LIN/1213226 Spanish L-LIN/0713227 German L-LIN/1413224 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/09 13225 Russian L-LIN/21


- oppure -Third language and foreign language translation 1 year13231 French L-LIN/04 13232 English L-LIN/1213235 Spanish L-LIN/0713236 German L-LIN/1413237 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/09 13234 Russian literature L-LIN/21

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CLiterature of the first foreign language 1 year13166 French literature L-LIN/03 17072 English language and literature L-LIN/1013170 Spanish literature L-LIN/05 13171 German literature L-LIN/1313172 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0813169 Russian literature L-LIN/21

8 CLiterature of the first foreign language 2 year13265 French literature L-LIN/03 16367 English language and literature L-LIN/1013269 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513270 German literature L-LIN/1313271 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0813268 Russian literature L-LIN/21

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B15740 Didactics of modern languages L-LIN/0217735 Italian linguistics L-FIL-LET/12 [...]

8 CLetteratura della seconda lingua straniera 1° annualità16405 French literature L-LIN/03 [...]

8 A16482 European Union law IUS/14

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EXAM CFU EXAM CFU EXAM CFU17736 Sociolinguistics L-LIN/01 17130 English language

and literature L-LIN/1016407 Spanish literature L-LIN/0516408 German literature L-LIN/1316409 Cultire and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0818178 Russian literature L-LIN/21

- or -For study plans with Arabic/Chinese as a second language14785 History and culture of Islamic countries L-OR/1217131 South-East Asia languages and literature L-OR/21

16483 Public Law IUS/09



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B13177 Modern history M-STO/0213179 History of contemporary Europe M-STO/0417142 History of European integration M-STO/0413255 Political and economic geography, policies for the environment M-GGR/02


8 cPhilology of the first foreign language13250 Romance philology and linguistics L-FIL-LET/0913251 Germanic philology L-FIL-LET/1518217 Slavic philology L-LIN/21

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A13205 IT applied to humanities M-STO/0817739 New technologies for the didactics of Italian L-FIL-LET/12

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A13194 Medieval art history L-ART/0113195 Modern art history L-ART/0213196 History of contemporary L-ART/0313201 History of philosophy M-FIL/06


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OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES: 18 CFUs13286 Final test (dissertation) Compulsory for everyone 613287 Further language knowledge 6

+6



Total CFUs 180



EXAM CFU EXAM CFU EXAM CFUPRIMO ANNO SECONDO ANNO TERZO ANNOCFirst language and foreign language translation 1 year13156 French L-LIN/04 13157 English L-LIN/1213160 Spanish L-LIN/0713161 German L-LIN/1413162 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/09 13159 Russian L-LIN/21

10 CFirst language and foreign language translation 2 year13185 French L-LIN/04 13186 English L-LIN/1213190 Spanish L-LIN/0713191 German L-LIN/1413188 portoghese e brasiliana L-LIN/0913189 Russian L-LIN/21

10 CFirst language and foreign language translation 3 year13211 French L-LIN/04 13212 English L-LIN/1213216 Spanish L-LIN/0713217 German L-LIN/14 13214 portoghese e brasiliana L-LIN/0913215 Russian L-LIN/21

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CSecond language and foreign language translation 1 year13156 French L-LIN/04 13157 English L-LIN/12 13160 Spanish L-LIN/0713161 German L-LIN/1413162 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913159 Russian L-LIN/21

- or -Second language and foreign literature 1 year14760 Lingua e letteratura araba L-OR/1216982 Lingua e letteratura cinese L-OR/21

10 CSecond language and foreign language translation 2 year13185 French L-LIN/04 13186 English L-LIN/12 13190 Spanish L-LIN/0713191 German L-LIN/1413188 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913189 Russian L-LIN/21

- or -Second language and foreign literature 2 year14780 Lingua e letteratura araba L-OR/1217129 Lingua e letteratura cinese L-OR/21

10 aThird language and foreign language translation 1 year13231 French L-LIN/04 13232 English L-LIN/1213235 Spanish L-LIN/0713236 German L-LIN/1413237 Portuguese and Brazilian L-LIN/0913234 Russian L-LIN/21

- or -For study plans with Arabic/ChineseSecond language and foreign language literature 3 year14779 Arabic language and literature L-OR/1217133 Chinese language and literature L-OR/21

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CLiterature of the first foreign language 1 year13166 French literature L-LIN/03 17072 English language and culture L-LIN/1013170 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513171 German literature L-LIN/13 13172 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0813169 Russian literature L-LIN/21

8 CLiterature of the first foreign language 2 year13265 French literature L-LIN/03 16367 English language and culture L-LIN/10 13269 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513270 German literature L-LIN/13 13271 Culture and literature of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/08 13268 Russian literature L-LIN/21

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B15740 Didactics of modern languagese L-LIN/0217735 Italian linguistics L-FIL-LET/12 [...]

8 a13206 European Union law IUS/1413203 Public Law IUS/09

8 cLiterature of the second foreign language year 16418 French literature L-LIN/03 [...]

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LANGUAGES FOR THE INSTITUTIONS, COMPANIES AND COMMERCE STUDY PLAN


EXAM CFU EXAM CFU EXAM CFU17736 Sociolinguistics L-LIN/01 17149 English language

and literature L-LIN/1016421 Spanish literature L-LIN/0516420 German literature L-LIN/13 16422 Culture and literature of Portuguese- speaking countries L-LIN/0818179 Russian literature L-LIN/21

- or -For study plans with Arabic/Chinese17152 History and culture of Islamic countries L-OR/1217150 History and cultures of East Asia L-OR/21



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B13177 Modern history M-STO/0213179 History of contemporary Europe M-STO/0417142 History of European integration M-STO/04


8 A13202 Economy and company management SECS-P/08

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A14781 Political and economic geography, policies for the environment M-GGR/0215745 Philosophy and multiculturalism M-FIL/06

8 C Philology of the first foreign language13250 Romance philology and linguistics L-FIL-LET/0913251 Germanic philology L-FIL-LET/1518217 Slavic philology L-LIN/21

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13261 Exam chosen by the student

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Total 162

OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES: 18 CFUs13286 Final test (dissertation) Compulsory for everyone 6

13287 Further language knowledge 6+6



Total 18

Total CFUs 180


SECOND-LEVEL DEGREE COURSE (LM-37)

LANGUAGES AND CULTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION


Educational goalsThe master’s course in “Languages and Culture for International Communication” (LM-37) aims to train graduates with in-depth methodological and theoretical-scientific skills in two foreign languages, in which full fluency (not less than the C2 level of the CEFR scales for the first language, and not less than C1 level for the second language), and in-depth knowledge of the literary traditions of at least one of the chosen languages, as well as the relations that exist between language, literary tradition and cultural tradition in the widest sense, also from a diachronic perspective.The course is structured so as to provide highly specialized training in the field of language and literary criticism, with the opportunity to acquire first rate skills either in translation or in the field of intercultural mediation.The programme lends itself to forming graduates with high-level skills in translation, which can be used in the editorial field of academic writing, literature and multimedia. Graduates will master the theoretical and practical tools for linguistic analysis of all text types, for all speaker types, and from any kind of linguistic and/or cultural context.Graduates will be equipped with the necessary tools they need in order to carry out research, drafting, the editing and revision of texts, as well as with the ability to use computing tools and communication aids which are essential to work as fiction and non-fiction translators and linguistic-cultural mediator, acquired also by means of internships and traineeships.The core modules cover a wide range of topics, which are integral to the study plan. These can be combined with complementary subjects chosen by each student to suit his or her individual skills and abilities.Students will be awarded 12 or 14 credits for further training activities which are congruent with the degree course. This will enable them to put into practice and refine the knowledge and skills acquired during their studies, through active participation and constructive contribution to the programme.

Course DirectorProfessor Stefano [email protected] OfficeTel. 0761 [email protected] representativeBiancamaria Scipione [email protected]

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Career opportunitiesThe Master’s course can open up a wide-range of re-warding career opportunities, for example:{ PR specialist, including work for public and private

organisations as well as Italian and foreign cultural institutions;

{ writer of technical texts;{ advertising executive;{ translator and intercultural mediator;{ organiser of intercultural events.

AssessmentBefore students can sit the exams in Language and Translation and Language and Literature, target language exams are given by Language Assistants (CEL), in collaboration with the Languages Unit of the University. The language exams assess students’ linguistic competence according to the parameters of the Common European Framework for Languages (CEFR). Each student has a personal record of their linguistic development (Language Passport) in which, for each academic year, the level reached for each target language is recorded. Subsequent to the successful outcome of the language exams, the course tutor examines the student with written and oral examinations to ascertain their expertise in the various specific subjects.

CurriculaThe second level degree course allows students to choose one of two curricula:

Literature and civilisation CurriculumAllows students to acquire in-depth competences in the literature of the different languages and in their possible historical and social links.

Cultural activity and productionIncludes the integration of competences in literature and in languages with competences related to the or-ganisation of integrated activities and cultural produc-tions with IT resources.


EXAM CFU EXAM CFUFIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR

CFirst language and foreign language translation I13002 French language and translation L-LIN/0413003 English language and translation L-LIN/1213006 Spanish language and translation LLIN/0713007 German language and translation L-LIN/1413008 Portuguese and Brazilian language and translation L-LIN/09

8 CFirst language and foreign language translation II13055 French language and translation L-LIN/0413056 English language and translation L-LIN/1213060 Spanish language and translation L-LIN/0713061 German language and translation L-LIN/1413062 Portuguese and Brazilian language and translation L-LIN/09

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CForeign language literature (first language)16388 Culture and literature of the United States of America L-LIN/1118115 History of the French culture L-LIN/0317140 English language and cinema L-LIN/1013014 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513015 German literature L-LIN/1313016 Literature and culture of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0813018 Spanish American literature L-LIN/06

8 aForeign language literature (first language) II16389 Culture and literature of the United States of America L-LIN/1118116 History of the French culture L-LIN/0317141 English language and cinema L-LIN/1013045 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513046 German literature L-LIN/1313047 Literature and culture of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0813049 Spanish American literature L-LIN/06

- or -Second language and foreign language literature II14850 Arabic language and translation L-OR/1214853 Russian language and translation L-LIN/21

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ASecond language and foreign language translation13023 French language and translation L-LIN/0413024 English language and translation L-LIN/1213027 Spanish language and translation L-LIN/0713028 German language and translation L-LIN/1413029 Portuguese and Brazilian language and translation L-LIN/09

- oppure -Second language and foreign language literature I14786 Arabic language and translation L-OR/1214792 Russian language and translation L-LIN/21

8 COne exam chosen among the following:17155 History of philosophy M-FIL/0618465 Modern history M-STO/0413081 Modern history M-STO/01

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c15755 Pragmatics and argumentation M-FIL/0515754 Tradntion and e permanence of the classics L-FIL-LET/04

8 AOne exam chosen among the following:14031 Political and economic geography, policies for the environment M-GGR/0218463 Geography, nature and environment safeguarding, sustainable development M-GGR/01 [...]

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LITERATURE AND CIVILISATION

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OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (D.M. 270 art. 10 § 5)

18342 Final test (dissertation) Compulsory for everyone 18

14835 Further language knowledge 0-6

14836 IT and telematic abilities 0-6

13304 Training and orientation workshops 0-6

13304 Other useful knowledge to enter the job market 0-6

Further training activities - total 12

Total CFUs 120

EXAM CFU EXAM CFU

17853 European Union law IUS/14*17854 International law IUS/1317855 Environmental law and legislation IUS/03*

cOne exam chosen among the following:18119 Glottology L-LIN/0118461 Applied linguistics L-LIN/0218120 Linguistics of societies L-LIN/01

10 13080 Exam chosen by the student* 8

COne exam chosen among the following:13036 Italian literature L-FIL-LET/1015757 Italian for the institutions L-FIL- LET/12

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a = Similar c = Main/course-related* Provided that the student has not taken the exam yet in the L11 degree course - Modern languages and cultures L11


EXAM CFU EXAM CFUFIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR

CFirst language and foreign language translation I13002 French language and translation L-LIN/0413003 English language and translation L-LIN/1213006 Spanish language and translation LLIN/0713007 German language and translation L-LIN/1413008 Portuguese and Brazilian language and translation L-LIN/09

8 CFirst language and foreign language translation II13055 French language and translation L-LIN/0413056 English language and translation L-LIN/1213060 Spanish language and translation L-LIN/0713061 German language and translation L-LIN/1413062 Portuguese and Brazilian language and translation L-LIN/09

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CForeign language literature (first language)16388 Culture and literature of the United States of America L-LIN/1118115 History of the French culture L-LIN/0317140 English language and cinema L-LIN/1013014 Spanish literature L-LIN/0513015 German literature L-LIN/1313016 Literature and culture of Portuguese-speaking countries L-LIN/0813018 Spanish American literature L-LIN/06

8 COne exam chosen among the following:18172 Medieval art history L-ART 0118173 Modern art history L-ART 0218174 Art history of the European countries L-ART 0318175 Contemporary art history L-ART 03

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ASecond language and foreign language translation13023 French language and translation L-LIN/0413024 English language and translation L-LIN/1213027 Spanish language and translation L-LIN/0713028 German language and translation L-LIN/1413029 Portuguese and Brazilian language and translation L-LIN/09

- oppure -Second language and foreign language literature I14786 Arabic language and translation L-OR/1214792 Russian language and translation L-LIN/21

8 COne exam chosen among the following:17155 History of philosophy M-FIL/0618465 Modern history M-STO/0413081 Modern history M-STO/01

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cOne exam chosen among the following:13019 Glottology L-LIN/0113020 Linguistics of societies L- LIN/0118460 Applied linguistics L-LIN/0215755 Pragmatics and argumentation MFIL/0515754 Tradntion and e permanence of the classics L-FIL-LET/04

8 AOne exam chosen among the following:14031 Political and economic geography, policies for the environment M-GGR/0218463 Geography, nature and environment safeguarding, sustainable development M-GGR/0117853 European Union law* IUS/1417854 International law IUS/1317855 Environmental law and legislation* IUS/03

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CULTURAL ACTIVITY AND PRODUCTION

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OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (D.M. 270 art. 10 § 5)

18342 Final test (dissertation) Compulsory for everyone 18

Further training activities

14835 Further language knowledge 0-6

18341 IT and telematic abilities 8

Further training activities - total 14

Total CFUs 120

a = Similar c = Main/course-related* Provided that the student has not taken the exam yet in the L11 degree course - Modern languages and cultures

EXAM CFU EXAM CFU

A18117 Digital editing M-STO 08

8 13080 Esame chosen by the student* 8

c One exam chosen among the following:13036 Italian literature L-FIL-LET/1015757 Italian for the institutions L-FIL- LET/12

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SECOND-LEVEL DEGREE COURSE (LM-62)

POLITICAL SCIENCE, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONSCross-departmental degree course DISTU-DEIM


Educational goalsStarting from academic year 2016-2017, the Department of Economics and Business (DEIM) and the Department of Linguistic and Literary, Historical, Philosophical and Legal Studies (DISTU) of the University of Tuscia are activating a second level degree course in Political Science, International Security and Public Communications (LM-62).The course is designed both to enable three-year degree students of Political Science and International Relations to complete their academic program, and to offer three-year degree graduates from other courses of study (e.g. L-11, L-14, L-16, L-18, L-20) to deepen their knowledge in a field of interest closely related to their undergraduate studies. The second level degree course in Political Science, International Security and Public Communications offers a multidisciplinary approach. The themes of politics, economics, law, sociology and history interact with the language of public communications.The two year course includes twelve core subjects. In the second year, there are a series of options, which include theoretical studies and practical activities, to enable students to focus on two different areas:{ issues of public communications, including the

knowledge of public and political languages, the mechanisms of public communication and the media system by means of which we communicate in today’s society;

{ international issues, including geopolitics and international security, relations between states and the processes that signal the emergence of political or military issues which extend beyond national boundaries.

In addition, sixteen CFUs are granted for two foreign languages and these enable students to attend the Writing Workshop, through which they may gain full language proficiency both in Italian and in two foreign languages (English is a second language of the EU). These are essential skills to prepare students for their future professional careers. Students will be granted 29 CFUs to those students who wish to continue their studies with the LM-62 course and who attend

Course DirectorProfessor Antonella Del [email protected] office (SPRI) Via Santa Maria in Gradi, 4 Tel. 0761 357805 Location Department of linguistic, literary, historical, linguistic, literary, historical, philosophical and legal studies (DISTU) San Carlo Campus, 32 Academic offices Tel. 0761 377876 Student representativeValeria Mazzaferri [email protected]


lessons of the first level Master’s Degree Course (Master Crisis - Criminology and Forensic Science, Investigation and Security).

Career opportunitiesThe second level degree course in Political, International Security and Public Communication Studies offers two very specific cultural and professional profiles: { The profile of operator and senior expert in political

science, with employment opportunities in public and private administrations, both national and international; in political institutions and public and private associations, in governmental and non-governmental organizations, public and private companies that operate internationally in the field of security;

{ The profile of consultant in the management and production of public communications, with employment opportunities in national and international governmental institutions, consultancy firms, in political parties and associations, in the communications offices of government and public organizations, private companies, the press offices of the newspapers, radio and television, journalistic radio and television; as well as in on-line marketing and communications offices of public and private companies.

The training profiles allow access to the following jobs:{ Specialists in the management of the public

administration { Specialists in the control of the public administration { Specialists in public security { Specialists in public relations, image and similar roles { Specialists in political science

In order to ensure a rapid and effective transition from university to the job market, the Master’s course programme in Political Science, International Security and Public Communications organises work experience and internships at public and private organizations, both national and international, and gives the opportunity to access the Erasmus Plus programme grants.


COD EXAM/DISCIPLINE CFUs

FIRST YEAR

Economy of development SECS-P/01 7

Methodology of political and social research SPS/07 7

Media semiotics M-FIL/05 7

Science of politics SPS/04 7

Changing political cultures SPS/11 7

Contemporary history M-STO/04 7

Linguistic abilities - ENGLISH - competence 10

SECOND YEAR

OPTION A

Linguistic abilities - FRENCH - competence oppure

Linguistic abilities - SPANISH - competence

6

Pragmatics of the political and public languages M-FIL/05 8

Philosophy, politics and communication M-FIL/06 8

History of political and institutional communication M-STO/04 8

Public information law IUS/10 8

OPTION B

Linguistic abilities - FRENCH - competenceorLinguistic abilities - SPANISH - competence

6

International law IUS/13 8

History and geopolitics of international security SPS/06 8

Environment, territory and economic development AGR/01orState-run administration planning and management SECS-P/07

8

Political and economic geography, policy for the safeguarding of the natural system and the environment M-GGR/02

8

Exams chosen by the student 8Other training activities 6Final test 16Total CFUs 120

POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS


COD EXAM/DISCIPLINE CFUs

FIRST YEAR

Crime and economy SECS-P/01 7

Methodology of political and social research SPS/07 7

Criminal and antiterrorism law IUS/17 7

Science of politics SPS/04 7

Changing political cultures SPS/11 7

Contemporary history M-STO/04 7

Linguistic abilities - ENGLISH - competence 10

SECOND YEAR

Linguistic abilities - FRENCH - competence oppure

Linguistic abilities - SPANISH - competence

6

Security and legality public law IUS/09 8

HHistory and geopolitics of international security SPS/06 8

Environment, territory and economic development AGR/01orState-run administration planning and management SECS-P/07

8

Anti-money laundering and economic crime IUS/04 8

Exams chosen by the student 8Other training activities 6Final test 16Total CFUs 120

INVESTIGATIONS AND INTERNAL AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

INTERDEPARTMENTAL MASTER’S DEGREE (LM-2/LM-89)

ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF ART PROTECTION AND PROMOTION


Educational goalsThe second cycle inter-class degree course in Archaeology and History of Art aims at providing students an interdisciplinary course and make them experts in the archaeological and historical-artistic heritage. Starting from their existing knowledge of different issues related to the cultural heritage, students will acquire theoretical, historical and critical-methodological competences in the different areas and chronological contexts related to art development. Students will also acquire skills related to the conservation, management, promotion and protection of the archaeological and historical artistic heritage and of the institutions working in this area. The course offers two options: the archaeological option and the historical-artistic option. The aim of the archaeological option is that of providing graduates an advanced training in archaeology that is supported by a solid foundation in history, philology and history-art of the ancient world, both in terms of methodology and in archaeological techniques. The course offers archaeological knowledge in the classical world but also in the prehistoric, protohistoric and medieval periods with a focus on etruscology, topography and numismatics. The degree course offers the full acquisition of specific knowledge and competences related to excavation and archaeological field survey, the interpretation of written sources and the reading and critical interpretation of historical-artistic elements.The historical-artistic and promotion and protection of the artistic heritage second cycle degree course meets the needs of the job market, which is more and more oriented towards interdisciplinary cooperation between art historian, conservators, scientists and restorers ensuring the correct interventions are carried out when protecting our historical and artistic heritage.The degree course includes teachings related to the main subjects which will guide students in their choice of more specific study plans. Because the areas are vast, complex and necessary for the study plan, some of the scientific areas that are distinctive of this course will also be included in the similar and integrated subjects.As far as instruction is concerned, for each module

Course DirectorProfessor Alessia [email protected] officeVia Santa Maria in Gradi, 4Tel. 0761 357798LocationTel. 0761 [email protected] representativesSaveli [email protected] Capitani [email protected]


students will be allocated a tutor who is a specialist in that particular field. He or she will support them with academic enquiries relating to all aspects of their studies. Lessons will be held in a classroom environment and seminars in small groups with the tutor. Each module includes written assignments, activities in the lab, visits to archaeological and historic-artistic sites of interest, such as museums, art galleries, art foundations, archaeological sites, etc

Career opportunitiesGraduates can work with a high level of competence in museums, governmental agencies, specialised libraries (archaeology and history of art), local organisations and institutes working in the area of research and promotion of the archaeological and historical-artistic heritage. Archaeology graduates can work in high-responsibility roles in such sectors as:{ scientific institutions, universities and research

facilities; in supervisory roles in museums, etc. at a national, regional and local level;

{ in managerial roles in the area of research and management of the historical-archaeological and documentary heritage with public and private institutes;

{ companies, cooperatives and other private groups cooperating in all necessary activities, from excavations to public use with the organisations in charge of protecting the archaeological heritage;

{ publishing, advertising and other media specialised in the archaeological sector.

{ Graduates in art history and protection of the historic-artistic heritage will be equipped to operate in positions of high responsibility in:

{ high responsibility roles in state-run institutions (governmental agencies, museums, cultural centres, local, national and international organisations) as well as private ones (art galleries, cultural foundations) that study, classify, protect, preserve, promote and manage the historical-artistic heritage, plan the documentation, carry out inspections and appraisals, set up exhibitions and work in museum education;


{ publishing, advertising and other media specialised in the historical-artistic sector.

Graduates of both courses can also move onto PhD, specialisation and master’s degrees and work as specialised consultants in the cultural and communication sectors.

SSD EXAM/DISCIPLINE CFUsFIRST YEARANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY (1 exam chosen amongst the following) 8

L-ANT/02 Greek history

L-ANT/03 Roman history

M-STO/01 History of cities and of medieval settlements

CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTIQUITIES (2 exams chosen amongst the following) 16

L-ANT/01 Prehistoric archaeology

L-ANT/04 Ancient numismatics

L-ANT/07 Archaeology and history of Greek art

L-ART/01 Medieval art history in Europe and the Mediterranean

ICAR/18 History of medieval and modern architecture

SCIENTIFIC AND LEGAL TECHNICAL TRAINING 2 exams 16

INF/01 IT applied to cultural heritage

IUS/10 Cultural heritage law

SIMILAR AND INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES (1 exam chosen amongst the following) 8

L-FIL-LET/02 Greek literature

L-FIL-LET/10 Italian literature

L-ART/01 Bizantine art history

OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (D.M. 270 art.10 section 5) 10

Ulteriori attività formative (art.10, section 6 D9 training and orientation workshops) 10

Totale CFU 58

SECOND YEARCLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTIQUITIES (3 exams chosen amongst the following) 24

L-ANT/06 Etruscology

L-ANT/07 Archaeology and history of Roman art

L-ANT/08 Archaeology and medieval topography

L-ART/04 History of art criticism and restoration

ARCHAEOLOGY LM-2


SSD EXAM/DISCIPLINE CFUsFIRST YEARARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ARCHITECTONIC DISCIPLINES (2 exam chosen amongst the following) 16

L-ANT/07 Archaeology and history of Roman art

L-ANT/08 Archaeology and medieval topography

ICAR/18 History of medieval and modern architecture

CULTURAL HERITAGE ECONOMY AND MANAGEMENT 8

IUS/10 Cultural heritage law

HISTORICAL AND LITERARY DISCIPLINES (1 exam chosen amongst the following) 8

L-FIL-LET/04 Latin literature

L-FIL-LET/10 Italian literature

M-STO/01 History of cities and of medieval settlements

M-STO/02 Modern history

M-STO/04 Contemporary history

SIMILAR AND INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES (2 exam chosen amongst the following) 16

L-ART/01 Bizantine art history

L-ART/03 Contemporary art history in Europe and the Mediterranean

L-ART/04 Museology elements

CHIM/01 Diagnostics of cultural heritage


Other training activities (D.M. 270 art.10 section 5 - 1 exam) 10

Total CFUs 58

HISTORY OF ART LM-89

SSD EXAM/DISCIPLINE CFUsL-ART/04 Museology elements

L-ANT/10 Landscape archaeology

ICAR/18 History of contemporary architecture and industrial archaeology

ASIMILAR AND INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES (1 exam chosen amongst the following) 8

L-FIL-LET/04 Latin literature

CHIM/01 Diagnostics of cultural heritage


Chosen by the student

Final test 22

Totale CFU 62


SSD EXAM/DISCIPLINE CFUsSECOND YEARHISTORICAL AND ARTISTIC DISCIPLINES (2 exams chosen amongst the following) 16

L-ART/01 Medieval art history in Europe and the Mediterranean

L-ART/02 Modern art history

L-ART/03 Contemporary art history

ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ARCHITECTONIC DISCIPLINES (1 exam) 8

L-ANT/07 Archaeology and history of Greek art

ICAR/18 History of contemporary architecture and industrial archaeology

METHODOLOGICAL DISCIPLINES (1 exam) 8

L-ART/04 History of art criticism and restoration

INF/01 IT applied to cultural heritage

OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (D.M. 270 art.10 section 5 - 1 exam) 8

Chosen by the student

Prova finale 22

Total CFUs 62

Students of both classes who wish to take the M-PED/03 Special didactics and psychology in order to acquire a part of the CFUs needed to access teaching can take it either as an exam they choose or as an extra curricular exam as per DL n.59 of the 13th April 2017.

SINGLE-CYCLE DEGREE COURSE (LMG-01)

LAW

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Educational goalsThe second level degree course in Law offers a solid, comprehensive and balanced foundation in law, with the aim of training the future country leaders in the industrial, governmental organisations, professional and research sectors. In particular, this degree course aims at:{ giving students an interdisciplinary legal training

that is focussed on Europe and has an international perspective;

{ providing students a good institutional preparation combined to a didactic methodology that strengthens analysis and case-study thanks to the cooperation of professionals who already work in different sectors (judges, layers, public administrators; directors of the legal offices of small and medium-sized businesses and more).

This knowledge allows students to understand and interpret legal rules, their evolving dynamics and their interactions with the social and institutional framework.The Master’s in Law also offers the necessary intellectual tools to process texts, documents and legal acts by making use of language skills (particularly English) and computer skills gained during their studies.Students can spend some time abroad thanks to the Erasmus+ programme, the USAC initiatives and the ‘international semester’, which started in 2018. During this semester, some subjects are taught entirely in English.

Career opportunitiesThe second level degree course in Law gives graduates the knowledge, skills and qualifications needed to continue studying after their degree with a master’s degree or a PhD or to start working straight away. A law degree will enable students to participate in the exams to access the courts, advocacy and notary services. It also offers employment possibilities in business, public administration and private institutions, both national and international. The degree course includes law workshops aimed

Course DirectorProfessor Mario Savino [email protected] OfficeTel. 0761 [email protected] representativesCarlotta [email protected] [email protected]


at strengthening the students’ abilities to analyse legal texts and regulations and develop their legal argumentative skills. By taking part in the workshops, the legal training and other external workshops, students can accumulates the credits they need for “other training activities”.


SSD EXAM/DISCIPLINE Professor Sem. CFUsFIRST YEAR

IUS/18 Roman law Daniela Di Ottavio A 14

IUS/19 History of medieval and modern law Alberto Spinosa A 14

IUS/01 Private law 1 Maurizio Benincasa I 9

IUS/20 Philosophy of law 1 I 9

IUS/14 European Union law II 9

SECS P/01 Political economy II 9

SECOND YEARL-LIN/12 English module I

English module II

A 12

IUS/09 Constitutional and public law Luigi Principato I 9

IUS/01 Private law 2 Nicola Corbo I 9

IUS/10 Administrative law Mario Savino II 9

IUS/17 Criminal law Carlo Sotis II 9

IUS/07 Labour law II 6

THIRD YEARIUS/15 Civil procedural law Gina Gioia A 14

IUS/09 Public law of economy Luigi Principato I 9

IUS/13 International law Alessandro Bufalini I 9

IUS/04 COMMERCIAL LAW II 9

One exam chosen amongst the similar ones, needed in order to acquire 15 CFUs (*)

An exam chosen amongst:

IUS/10 Administrative European law Giulio Vesperini I 9

IUS/10 Comparative administrative law Edoardo Chiti II 9

FOURTH YEARIUS/16 Criminal procedural law A 14

IUS/21 Comparative legal systems I 9

IUS/12 Tax law I 6

IUS/07 Trade union law II 6

IUS/17 Advanced criminal law Carlo Sotis II 6

IUS/03 Environmental law Maria Pia Ragionieri I 9

LAW

[...]


SSD EXAM/DISCIPLINE Professor Sem. CFUsFIFTH YEAR

IUS/01 Civil law Nicola Corbo I 9

IUS/20 Philosophy of law 2 I 6

IUS/04 Crisis business law II 6

One exam chosen amongst the similar ones, needed in order to acquire 15 CFUs (*)

(*) Students need to obtain 15 CFUs by choosing 2 similar and supplementary disciplines among the ones listed below, one with 9 CFUs and one with 6 CFUs. The following disciplines will be activated during academic year 2018-2019

SECS-P/02 Economic policy II 9

IUS/10 Advanced administrative law II 9

M-STO/04 History of European integration Leonardo Rapone I 6

These compulsory exams are added to those chosen by students. There are two exams chosen by the students for a total of 15 CFUs. Students are required to choose these exams among the following: the Law disciplines that they haven’t already chosen in his or her study plan; the disciplines available in other second-level degree courses offered by the department; the disciplines taught in other degree second-level degree courses offered by the university. Students can choose freely and they can take any exam, as long as it is different from the ones he has to pass as compulsory exams and also on condition that these teachings and the notions taught are in line with the degree course’s training objectives.Students can take his chosen exams as long as he or she has passed a minimum of three compulsory exams.

In academic year 2019-2020, the second semester course exams can only be taken starting from the summer session onwards.

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For further information, visit the PhD website:https://www.unitus.it/en/dipartimento/distu/dottorato-in-scienze-storiche-e-dei-beni-culturali/articolo/manifesto-degli-studi

POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

PhD in Rights of European and global markets. Crises, rights and regulations

The doctoral programme offers highly qualified training in legal sciences applied to the study of the regulation of the economy. The programme focuses mainly on aspects of public and private law concerning the exchange relations, sanctions and the phenomenon of the internationalization and Europeanization of the law.

PhD in Historical and Heritage Sciences*

The course promotes qualified and innovative research in the field of socio-historic sciences and cultural heritage exploring the history of human societies and cultural production both tangible and intangible, and specifically artistic, spanning the period from antiquity to contemporary times. The comprehension of historical and archival sources, archaeological testimonies and artistic expression requires their placement in a landscape marked by evidence, memories and legacy, while making use of diagnostic disciplines and information technologies. A PhD in Historical and Heritage Sciences enables students to carry out research at Italian and foreign universities, but it will also enable them to assume positions with public and private institutes, restoration institutes, museums, research institutes, publishing houses, documentation and cataloguing centres. The skills acquired can be an additional qualification for employment in journalism, public communication and cultural action.

CoordinatorProfessor Carlo Sotis [email protected] Barbara AngelinoTel. 0761 357888For further information, visit the Department website: www.unitus.it/it/dipartimento/distu/diritto-dei-mercati-europei-e-globali-crisi-diritti-regolazione-/articolo/presentazione22

CoordinatorProfessor Catia [email protected]. 0761 357842LocationDISTU, San Carlo Campus,Via San Carlo, 32


Specialization School for Legal Professions

The Department of Linguistics and Literary, Historical, Philosophical and Legal Studies of this University, in cooperation with Link Campus University of Rome, will launch the School of Specialization for Legal Professions in academic year 2019/2020.The two-year course offers Law graduates additional instruction. By applying an integrated theoretical and practical learning approach and by developing a close relationship professionals of this sector, the course provides students with the skills to sit the State exam, qualifying them for the practice of legal professions (magistrate, lawyer and notary).The School program will consist of a common core first-year curriculum and two second-year curriculum options: legal studies and notary studies.The School has a limited number of students. Students who are interested will have to pass a test based both on the evaluation of individual qualifications and on the results of a written test. Courses start in autumn 2019.

Extracurricular training (internships)

Apart from the usual training courses, which include legal training in law firms, the University of Tuscia offers law graduates the opportunity to gain some knowledge of the job market by taking part in extracurricular training programmes (internships). New graduates have a wide choice: the existing internship programmes allow them to acquire work experience in state-run organisations, courts, independent authorities, companies working in traditional sectors and new technologies and law firms.

AdministratorProfessor Maurizio [email protected] more informationAcademic offices of the linguistic and literary, historical-philosophical and legal department of studiesVia San Carlo, 32Tel. 0761 357875 [email protected]

AdministratorProfessor Luigi [email protected] more informationAcademic offices of the linguistic and literary, historical-philosophical and legal department of studiesVia San Carlo, 32Tel. 0761 357875

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Located in the San Carlo Campus, the Language Service Unit is part of the DISTU Department. It provides foreign language learning support for all degree courses available in this Department. Students of the degree courses belonging to the Department are offered preparatory language courses and activities, in keeping with the Language and Translation requirements included in the curricula. The Languages Unit organizes and administers placement tests to verify language entry levels and hosts certification bodies for tests to obtain some of the required international certificates, CAPLE (Portuguese) and HSK3 (Chinese) [info [email protected]]. The Unit has four computer labs (all equipped with video projector and individual computer stations). Students can use a wide range of audiovisual, computer programmes and advanced teaching tools for self-study and improvement of the target languages.The Unit has a cutting-edge, multimedia teaching platform - UnitusMoodle (http: // moodle.unitus.it) - which provides additional support for the users’ activities and study methodologies. Moodle is an acronym for Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment, which is an open source web platform for e-learning, designed to create and manage online courses with ample possibilities of interaction between student and teacher. Almost every language test available is accessible on

the Moodle system. The labs are often used by the foreign language teaching assistants (CEL) and they are the working environment of the lab technicians. The work of the language assistants is guided by the Language and Translation course tutors, as well as the Coordinator of the Languages Unit. Their work is based on practical and communicative language learning techniques. The course tutors of Language and Translation or Language and Literature, however, focus on issues relating to translation, inter-linguistic relationships, and the cultural and literary aspects of the countries where the target language is the official language. In addition, the Languages Unit carries out language assessment to certify the level of competence attained by students in the four skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking - in the manner prescribed by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. In this regard, the Passport for Languages has been introduced, to complete the student language training programme, in which students record their language achievements. The two language syllabi (three year degree course and second level degree course) are available for download. They offer a description of the competences students need. More information on the passport and its uses can be found on www.unitusdistu.net - the Languages Unit website.

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In order to be admitted to the Bachelor’s degree courses and single-cycle Law courses, students must have a high school diploma or other recognized educational qualification, which corresponds to current legislation and the University Regulations (art. 3 c.2 and 20). Applicants will also have to take a mandatory, but non-selective entrance test, in order to verify that their knowledge of basic Italian is sufficient for them to attend courses. However, the test does not preclude enrolment. Students who do not pass the test are welcome to enrol, but must improve their basic skills within the first year of the course, by attending support activities/lessons, subsequent to an interview with the course director or with a member of the teaching staff.To enrol on the Master’s degree course one must have a Bachelor’s degree or have completed at least 60 credits in the areas listed in the study programme of the chosen course.To enrol on the second level degree course in “Languages and Culture for International Communication” (LM37), students of the three year degree course have to possess 42 CFUs in subjects related to foreign languages and literature and in other related subjects.In order to access the second level degree course in Political Science, International Security and Public Communications, three year degree course graduates have to possess 36 CFUs in the scientific sectors specified in the study plan.In order to access the second level degree course in Archaeology and History of Art students have to possess the three year degree and the curricular prerequisites specified in the study plan.

Attendance is not mandatory, but is strongly recommended. Different programmes for attending

USEFULINFORMATION

Academic requirements for enrolment

Attendance

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The study plan. What it is and how to fill it in

and non-attending students could be introduced. For example, a teacher could evaluate attendance to lectures, seminars and workshops for the purpose of the exam.

Straight after enrolment, each student is required to compile his or her individual study plan.The study plan is the list of exams the student intends to take during his three-year or five-year study programme. Filling in the curriculum is essential to be able to book exams. In addition, in order to book an exam it is compulsory to complete the anonymous questionnaire regarding the teaching quality of the subject to be tested.Each course of study (undergraduate, master’s or single-cycle) offers one or more study programmes that can be read and downloaded. The study programme can be planned by choosing the courses offered in each student’s enrolment year.The study programme can be completed online, from the student portal: http://portalestudenti.unitus.it/Default.aspx. In order to access, it is necessary to use the personal credentials (user name and password). Once the form has been filled in, students will have to validate their study plans online and the system will confirm whether there are no errors in the form itself.The student’s personal study programme can be modified during the course, in accordance with the module choices and the obligation to sit specific preparatory exams before others.All requests for changes to the personal study programme that are not accepted by the student portal must be submitted for approval to the course study Council.

The curricula proposed in the course programmes all have a number of compulsory core subjects, together with related and complementary modules offering a choice of subjects of equal credits, in addition to subjects that students can choose, as long as they are in line with the course and award the required number of credits. For the Master’s Degree in Law, the chosen module exams can be taken at any time, provided that they have been preceded by at least three of the required exams.

Module Choice


OFFICES AND STUDENT SERVICES

Academic [email protected] telephone number, student office: 0761.357876 from Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.Senior AdministratorMaria Chiara [email protected] Academic Office Riello [email protected]. 0761 357166CoordinatorsBarbara CrucianiTel. 0761 357888 - [email protected] FumagalliTel. 0761 357866 - [email protected] GrechiTel. 0761 357898 - [email protected] VincentiTel. 0761 357876 - [email protected]

Computer LabsVia S. Carlo, 32 - 01100 ViterboThe Department currently has four computer labs (rooms 7, 9, 10 and 11) for a total of 92 workstations connected to the Internet, and available for lectures and tutorials.AdministratorDott. Pasquale Ferrante Tel. 0761 357877 - [email protected]

LibrariesHUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES LIBRARY HUBVia S. Maria in Gradi, 4 01100 Viterbo Tel. 0761 357636 – 0761 357619 [email protected] Reading room hours Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 7:00pm, Friday 9:00am - 5:00pmLoans and distributionMonday - Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm, Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm August: Monday - Friday 9:00am to 1:00pm CoordinatorDott.ssa Maria Giovanna Pontesilli Tel. 0761 357619 - [email protected]

S. Carlo service point Via S. Carlo, 32 – 01100 Viterbo Tel. 0761 357847 - [email protected] room hourslunedì – venerdì 9.00 - 19.00Loans and distributionlunedì venerdì 9.00 – 13.00

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Riello service point Largo dell’università snc 01100 Viterbo Tel. 0761 357165 – [email protected] Reading room hoursMonday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pmLoans and distributionMonday - Friday 9:00am - 1:00pmIn all the humanities and social sciences campuses (S. Carlo, Riello II, S. Maria del Paradiso, Civitavecchia university) there is a BIBLIOPOINT service with free consultation totems.

Opening HoursReading room Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 7:00pmFriday 9:00am to 5:00pmLoans and distributionMonday - Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pmFriday 9:00 13:00August: Monday - Friday 9:00am to 1:00pmManagerLivia SaldiccoTel. 0761 357184 - [email protected] and Administrative StaffDott. ssa Francesca MartinelliTel. 0761 357183 - [email protected]. Nazzareno BarberoTel. 0761 357165 - [email protected]

Work PlacementCoordinatorsFederica [email protected] Elisabetta De [email protected] Principato [email protected]

TraineeshipsTraineeship delegateProf. Paolo Marini - [email protected] CoordinatorsL-11

Ornella Discacciati - [email protected] Cristina Rosa - [email protected] Prof. Stefano Telve - [email protected] Antonella Del Prete - [email protected], LM-89 Prof.ssa Patrizia Mania - [email protected] Prof.ssa Luisa Ficari - [email protected] Delegate for students with disabilitiesProf.ssa Daniela Di Ottavio [email protected]

ErasmusDelegatesL-11, LM-37 Prof.ssa Cristina [email protected], LM-62 Prof.ssa Raffaella [email protected], L-14, LMG-01 Prof. Alessandro [email protected], LM-89 Prof.ssa Anna [email protected]

Orientation and mentoring The Orientation and Mentoring Service includes a number of activities designed to support the students’ participation in university life, in order to facilitate progressive integration alongside their study and development process. With this aim in mind, the Services Department offers a wide range of information, tips and advice so that students can fully benefit from the services offered by the University. The service is open to students who have already enrolled and to high school students who are interested in learning about the courses offered in the Department. To this end, the Orientation and Mentoring service in collaboration with the school system, organizes numerous activities, such as Course Presentations (both on campus and in schools), Open Days, themed lessons, lectures, cultural activities (e.g. cinema exhibitions, participation in the Caffeina festival),


project work and other events of educational interest. The service is provided by experienced students (mentors) and coordinated by the academic staff that can be contacted via email and social networks for information or to plan events and meetings.MentorsFor names of mentors, contact details and other information, please consult the Department web page:www.unitus.it/it/dipartimento/distu(menu> students> orientation and mentoring))DelegatesProf.ssa Michela Marroni - [email protected] Prof.ssa Alessia Rovelli - [email protected]. Alberto Spinosa - [email protected]. Stefano Telve - [email protected]

LaboratoriesSLIM WorkshopThe Workshop of Italian Multimedia Semiotics and Linguistics supports the didactics of semiotic and linguistic subjects with new technologies. It has a videoconference room, web tools and terminals and digital storage and management tools.AdministratorsProfessors R. Gualdo, R. Petrilli, S. Telve

Computer Aided Written Italian Language Workshops (LISA! and LISA+)The LISA! And LISA+ workshops during the first and second semester are aimed at improving the students’ academic writing abilities. They teach essential writing techniques with digital tools (typesetting, editing, preparation, revision) and deal with the main themes of argumentative writing for academic purposes; they initiate students to dissertation writing.AdministratorsProfessors R. Gualdo, R. Petrilli, S. Telve

A workshop to simulate judgements and legal argumentation (J- ARGO)started in the academic year 2013-2014 - following the incorporation of two previous workshops on simulated

legal judgment (GIUSI) and legal argumentation (ARGO). The J- ARGO workshop aims to strengthen, the capacity for analysis of legal texts and judgements on the one hand, and the processing capacity of legal arguments on the other.AdministratorsProfessors A. Bufalini, L. Principato, M. Savino e C. Sotis

The Photographic and Graphic Documentation WorkshopTel. 0761 357168 - 357019Fax 0761 357168 - [email protected] RomagnoliTechnical and administrative staffBruno Fazzini

NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING workshop - Transcription and language processing tools and techniquesThis workshop guarantees the acquisition of competences related to the electronic processing and analysis of oral and written texts. Students will learn the theoretical aspects and they will be able to practice language database construction by learning to manage the selection criteria and the use of primary text material (for example, the transcription of oral texts for various purposes), language revision which varies depending on the objective: verbalisation or institutional deposit, linguistic-semiotic analysis, marketing, etc.), methods for the representation and encoding of linguistic-textual information.The course includes a theoretical introduction followed by practical work. AdministratorsProfessors D. Femia, R. Petrilli

DISTU is on Facebook (Unitus Distu), Twitter (@UnitusDistu), Instagram (@UnitusDistu), Youtube (Distu comunicazione). Administrator Cristiano PolitiniDelegates Professors Raffaella Petrilli, Cristina Muru


ACADEMICCALENDAR

Courses

Courses30 September 2019 - 29th May 2020First semester30 September - 20 December 2019Second semester24th February - 29th May 2020

Language Assistants(CEL)

First semester7th October - 13th December 2019Second semester24Th February - 15th May 2020

Holidays

Christmas 21st December 2019 - 6th January 2020Easter/25th April 10 April - 14 April 2020

Exam Sessions

Additional sessions8th January - 17th February 2020 Winter session8th January - 17th February 2020 Summer session3rd June - 29th July 2020Autumn session1st September – 25th September 2020 (2 sessions)

CEL Exams

Winter session8th January – 17th January 2020Summer session20th May – 31st May 202017th June – 26th June 2020 Final exams

Winter session (academic year 2018 -2019) 18th February 20200 Additional session May 2019-2020 19th May 2020Summer session (academic year 2019 -2020) 7th July 2020Autumn session (academic year 2019 -2020) 13th October 2020Extra session (academic year 2019 -2020)10th December 2020Winter session (academic year 2019 -2020) 18th February 2021

Courses L-11, LM-37, LM-62, LMG-01


Courses

First semester classes begin 23rd September 2019End of classes first semester17th January 2020) Start of Christmas holiday 20th December 2019Return from Christmas holidays7th January 2020Second semester classes begin 1st June 2020Second semester classes end31st May 2019 (Friday)Easter holidays begins9th April 2020 (Thursday)End of Easter holidays15h April 2020(Wednesday)

Examination sessions

Winter session academic year 2019-20 20th January - 28th February 2020 (3 sessions)Additional session academic year 2018-1920th January - 28th February 2020 (3 sessions)Extra session (academic year 2018-19 and academic year 2019-20) 1st April - 30th April 2020 (1 session)[Except for the second-level degree course in Archaeo-logy and History of Art Protection and Promotion]Summer session (academic year 2019-20)3rd June - 30th July 2020 (3 sessions)

Autumn session (academic year 2019-20)7th September - 26th October 2020 (2 sessions)

Final exams

Winter session (academic year 2019-20)11th February - 14th February 2020Extra session (academic year 2019-20)11th May - 15th May 2020Summer session (academic year 2019-20)6th July - 10th July 2020Autumn session (academic year 2019-20)19th October - 23rd October 2020Autumn session (academic year 2019-20)14th December - 18th December 2020Winter session a.y. 2019-2017th February - 21st February 2021

Courses LM-2/LM-89

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DEPARTMENTSTRUCTURE

Coordinator Professor Giulio [email protected] HeadProfessor Saverio [email protected] AdministratorLuciana Grazini [email protected] OfficeMaria Chiara [email protected]

LocationVia San Carlo, 32 - 01100 ViterboLargo dell’università snc – 01100 Viterbowww.unitus.it/it/dipartimento/distu

Professors Full professorsEdoardo Chiti, Nicola Corbo, Riccardo Gualdo, Luca Lorenzetti, Enrico Parlato, Maria Pia Ragionieri, Leonardo Rapone, Saverio Ricci, Francesca Saggini, Mario Savino, Fabienne Charlotte Oräzie Vallino, Giulio VesperiniProfessors Associate professorsMaurizio Benincasa, Federica Casadei, Elisabetta Cristallini, Elisabetta De Minicis, Antonella Del Prete, Maria Gabriella Dionisi, Ornella Discacciati, Giovanna Fiordaliso, Patrizia Mania, Maria Raffaella Menna, Paolo Marini, Michela Marroni, Anna Modigliani, Catia Papa, Raffaella Petrilli, Barbara Piqué, Paolo Procaccioli, Gino Roncaglia, Alessia Rovelli, Carlo Sotis, Stefano TelveResearch fellowsPaola Irene Galli, Gina Gioia, Roberta Giordano, Cristina Muru, Luigi Principato, Giuseppe Romagnoli, Cristina Rosa, Alessandra Serra, Grazia Sommariva, Beatrice Talamo

Temporary Research FellowsAlessandro Bufalini, Daniela Di Ottavio, Sonia Di Vito, Alberto SpinosaRepresentatives of non-teaching staffJanet Duggan, Antonella SalvatoriStudent Council RepresentativesConsultare la pagina dedicata del sito di dipartimentoCCS Representative of Languages and Modern Cultures L-11Patrizia SalviCCS Representative of Languages and Cultures for International Communication LM-37Gianmarco GiannasiCCS Representatives of Law LMG-01Carlotta Venezian, Federico SalucciCCS Representative of Political, International Security and Public Communication Studies (LM-62)Mattia MerloCCS Representatives of LM-2 and LM-89Francesca GiuseppiniRepresentative of doctoral studentsElisabetta Tatì - [email protected]


TEACHING STAFF

Maurizio Benincasa [email protected] 0761 357871Federica Casadei [email protected] 0761 357870Edoardo Chiti [email protected] 0761 357864Nicola Corbo [email protected] 0761 357880Elisabetta Cristallini [email protected] 0761 357679Elisabetta De Minicis [email protected] 0761 357148Antonella Del Prete [email protected] 0761 357859Maria Gabriella Dionisi [email protected] 0761 357896Luisa Ficari [email protected] 0761 357880Giovanna Fiordaliso [email protected] 0761 357896Paola Irene Galli [email protected] 0761 357873Gina Gioia [email protected] 0761 357817Roberta Giordano [email protected] 0761 357896Riccardo Gualdo [email protected] 0761 357865Luca Lorenzetti [email protected] 0761 357870Patrizia Mania [email protected] 0761 357197Paolo Marini [email protected] 0761 357011Michela Marroni [email protected] 0761 357850

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Maria Raffaella Menna [email protected] 0761 357673Anna Modigliani [email protected] 0761 357001Cristina Muru [email protected] 0761 357853Catia Papa [email protected] 0761 357842Enrico Parlato [email protected] 0761 357160Raffaella Petrilli [email protected] 0761 357867Barbara Piqué [email protected] 0761 357869Luigi Principato [email protected] 0761 357817Paolo Procaccioli [email protected] 0761 357188Maria Pia Ragionieri [email protected] 0761 357859Leonardo Rapone [email protected] 0761 357874 Saverio Ricci [email protected] 0761 357869Giuseppe Romagnoli [email protected] 0761 357151Gino Roncaglia [email protected] 0761 357890Cristina Rosa [email protected] 0761 357873Alessia Rovelli [email protected] 0761 357191Francesca Saggini [email protected] 0761 357882Mario Savino [email protected] 0761 357817 Alessandra Serra [email protected] 0761 357842Grazia Sommariva [email protected] 0761 357890Carlo Sotis [email protected] 0761 357817 Beatrice Talamo [email protected] 0761 357854Stefano Telve [email protected] 0761 357865Fabienne Charlotte Oräzie Vallino [email protected] 0761 357844Giulio Vesperini [email protected] 0761 357889

Temporary Research Fellows

Alessandro Bufalini [email protected] 0761 357894-992Emanuela De Blasio [email protected] 0761 3578843Paola del Zoppo [email protected] 0761 357872Daniela Di Ottavio [email protected] 0761 357894-992Sonia Di Vito [email protected] 0761 357869Simone Duranti [email protected] 0761 357879Rosa Anna Ruggiero [email protected] 0761 357894-992Alberto Spinosa [email protected] 0761 357894-992Antonio Taglialatela [email protected] 0761 357872Daniela Vitiello [email protected] 0761 357879


Vera Anelli University Museum System [email protected] 0761 357690Barbara Angelino Academic office [email protected] 0761 357888Nella Carlucci General administrator [email protected] 0761 357841Daniela Cesaretti General administrator [email protected] 0761 357841Barbara Cruciani Unit support office [email protected] 0761 357897 of the language servicesSante Fabbri Technical-IT office [email protected] 0761 357855Bruno Fazzini Photo lab [email protected] 0761 357821Pasquale Ferrante Technical-IT office [email protected] 0761 357877Paola Fumagalli Academic office [email protected] 0761 357866Luciana Grazini General administrator [email protected] 0761 357607Anna Grechi Academic office [email protected] 0761 357898Luciano Moretti Technical-IT office [email protected] 0761 357 877Alessandra Mustica General administrator [email protected] 0761 357602Alfio Pizzi General administrator [email protected] 0761 357172Antonella Salvatori Technical-IT office [email protected] 0761 357860Maria Chiara Sangiovanni Academic office supervisor [email protected] 0761 357875Franca Vincenti Academic office [email protected] 0761 357876

TECHNICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

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Kim Manzi [email protected] Duggan [email protected] Seeger [email protected] Esperanza García Sánchez [email protected] Alves da Costa [email protected] Francisco Salvadores Merino [email protected]

LANGUAGE ASSISTANTS(CEL)


HOW TO REACH DISTU

The teaching units of the DISTU courses are divided between two locations.

The computer labs, the Languages Unit, the Offices and classrooms and the studios of the Professors for Courses: L-11, LM-37, LM-62 and LMG-01 are located at San Carlo Campus, which boasts a park and the twelfth-century Church of San Carlo, which houses the Aula Magna.

The classrooms, faculty studios and administration offices of Courses: LM-2 & LM-89 are located at the Riello Campus.

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