Doctoral School in Literary, Linguistics and Philology Studies

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Head of the School: prof. Fulvio Ferrari

Curricula:
1st Classic Philology, Greek and Latin Literatures
2nd European Literatures of the Middle Ages of the Renaissance
3rd Comparative Literature and Cultural  Studies

Goals:
The Doctoral School in Linguistics, Philology and Literary Studies aims at training scholars able to analyze literary texts and cultural phenomena, but also to understand them in the framework of the historical context of their composition and reception. Such scholars will thus acquire a knowledge and an expertise which will make it possible for them to occupy positions of great responsibility in several institutions and companies, such as cultural magazines, publishing houses, and research institutions. Moreover, they will acquire the skills needed  to carry out their research activity inside the academic world, and to take up teaching at an academic level.

Scientific Areas:
Greek language and literature
Latin language and literature
Latin Medieval and Humanistic literature
Romantistics
Italian literature
Contemporary Italian Literature
Italian linguistics
Italian Literature Philology 
Literary Criticism and Comparative Literatures
German Philology
Linguistics
French Literature
Spanish Literature
Language and Translation into Spanish
English Literature
Anglo-American Languages and Literatures
Language and Translation into English
German Literature
Language and Translation into German
History of Christianity and the Christian Churches

Duration: 3 years