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The three-year degree course in Communication, Technologies and Digital Cultures takes advantage of the multidisciplinary character of the Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism and aims to provide a solid basic preparation to address the different aspects of communication processes in the age Contemporary. The specific mission is aimed at developing an interdisciplinary vision of the most common problems of face-to-face and mediated communication processes, and at providing specific and basic knowledge oriented on the four main areas of the course in mutual integration: Humanities, Media Sciences, Technology, Economics. The teaching method adopted provides for the horizontal and vertical integration of knowledge through teaching based on a solid cultural and methodological basis achieved both in the study of the disciplines and with the various practical and laboratory activities, centered on the ability to face practical problems and apply knowledge and skills. The course makes use of a founding relationship of collaboration and training with the Espresso Group - Digital Division. With a highly interdisciplinary structure, we intend to offer an adequate mastery of culture, problems and communication possibilities, taking into account a global context characterized by constant technological transformation and the presence of digital media in everyday life. The training course aims to provide communication, technological, computer science and linguistics in order to provide a solid basis for the "digital communicator". The course prepares for the basic professions of communication that concern the traditional media sector, such as the so-called “new media”, public administration, the cultural industry, companies and services; moreover, it constitutes the basis for in-depth studies entrusted to master's or master's degrees on communication in various operating sectors. Considering the three-year course of the Degree Course in Communication, Technologies and Digital Cultures, the learning areas identified are a total of four and jointly contribute to the achievement of the educational objectives:
Humanities Area which includes: Sociology and Research Methodology, English Language for Communication and the Media, Contemporary History, Economics for Communication, Psychology of Organizations and Communication, Statistics; Digital writing workshop.
Technologies Area which includes: IT and digital communication technologies, Web languages and technologies; Humanistic computer science; IT tools and technologies laboratory; further linguistic knowledge.
Media Sciences area which includes: Theories and techniques of media, Theory and technique of film language, Digital cultures and social media, Audiovisual languages and video politics, History and culture of journalism, Advertising and corporate communication, Culture of images and Visual studies, Graphics and digital design; Image, video and sound laboratory.
Political-legal area which includes: Private and information law, public law, public communication, politics and the digital sphere.
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Program overview
Main Subject
Communication and Media Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The three-year degree course in Communication, Technologies and Digital Cultures takes advantage of the multidisciplinary character of the Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism and aims to provide a solid basic preparation to address the different aspects of communication processes in the age Contemporary. The specific mission is aimed at developing an interdisciplinary vision of the most common problems of face-to-face and mediated communication processes, and at providing specific and basic knowledge oriented on the four main areas of the course in mutual integration: Humanities, Media Sciences, Technology, Economics. The teaching method adopted provides for the horizontal and vertical integration of knowledge through teaching based on a solid cultural and methodological basis achieved both in the study of the disciplines and with the various practical and laboratory activities, centered on the ability to face practical problems and apply knowledge and skills. The course makes use of a founding relationship of collaboration and training with the Espresso Group - Digital Division. With a highly interdisciplinary structure, we intend to offer an adequate mastery of culture, problems and communication possibilities, taking into account a global context characterized by constant technological transformation and the presence of digital media in everyday life. The training course aims to provide communication, technological, computer science and linguistics in order to provide a solid basis for the "digital communicator". The course prepares for the basic professions of communication that concern the traditional media sector, such as the so-called “new media”, public administration, the cultural industry, companies and services; moreover, it constitutes the basis for in-depth studies entrusted to master's or master's degrees on communication in various operating sectors. Considering the three-year course of the Degree Course in Communication, Technologies and Digital Cultures, the learning areas identified are a total of four and jointly contribute to the achievement of the educational objectives:
Humanities Area which includes: Sociology and Research Methodology, English Language for Communication and the Media, Contemporary History, Economics for Communication, Psychology of Organizations and Communication, Statistics; Digital writing workshop.
Technologies Area which includes: IT and digital communication technologies, Web languages and technologies; Humanistic computer science; IT tools and technologies laboratory; further linguistic knowledge.
Media Sciences area which includes: Theories and techniques of media, Theory and technique of film language, Digital cultures and social media, Audiovisual languages and video politics, History and culture of journalism, Advertising and corporate communication, Culture of images and Visual studies, Graphics and digital design; Image, video and sound laboratory.
Political-legal area which includes: Private and information law, public law, public communication, politics and the digital sphere.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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To find out about enrolment, scholarships,
and financial aid on postgraduate programmes at the University of Tuscia,
please follow this link .
A scholarship callout for international
students who graduated in a first level course in another Italian or International
University is now open. The deadline is the 15 October 2021. Read the
call here and
use this application form to apply .
Prospective students could apply to the
following scholarship programmes:
Communication, Technologies & Digital Culture - Italian language
Viterbo, Viterbo, Italy
36 monthsProgram duration
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Communication and Media StudiesMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Communication and Media Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The teaching method adopted provides for the horizontal and vertical integration of knowledge through teaching based on a solid cultural and methodological basis achieved both in the study of the disciplines and with the various practical and laboratory activities, centered on the ability to face practical problems and apply knowledge and skills.
The course makes use of a founding relationship of collaboration and training with the Espresso Group - Digital Division. With a highly interdisciplinary structure, we intend to offer an adequate mastery of culture, problems and communication possibilities, taking into account a global context characterized by constant technological transformation and the presence of digital media in everyday life. The training course aims to provide communication, technological, computer science and linguistics in order to provide a solid basis for the "digital communicator". The course prepares for the basic professions of communication that concern the traditional media sector, such as the so-called “new media”, public administration, the cultural industry, companies and services; moreover, it constitutes the basis for in-depth studies entrusted to master's or master's degrees on communication in various operating sectors.
Considering the three-year course of the Degree Course in Communication, Technologies and Digital Cultures, the learning areas identified are a total of four and jointly contribute to the achievement of the educational objectives:
- Humanities Area which includes: Sociology and Research Methodology, English Language for Communication and the Media, Contemporary History, Economics for Communication, Psychology of Organizations and Communication, Statistics; Digital writing workshop.
- Technologies Area which includes: IT and digital communication technologies, Web languages and technologies; Humanistic computer science; IT tools and technologies laboratory; further linguistic knowledge.
- Media Sciences area which includes: Theories and techniques of media, Theory and technique of film language, Digital cultures and social media, Audiovisual languages and video politics, History and culture of journalism, Advertising and corporate communication, Culture of images and Visual studies, Graphics and digital design; Image, video and sound laboratory.
- Political-legal area which includes: Private and information law, public law, public communication, politics and the digital sphere.
Click here to Contact UsProgram overview
Main Subject
Communication and Media Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The teaching method adopted provides for the horizontal and vertical integration of knowledge through teaching based on a solid cultural and methodological basis achieved both in the study of the disciplines and with the various practical and laboratory activities, centered on the ability to face practical problems and apply knowledge and skills.
The course makes use of a founding relationship of collaboration and training with the Espresso Group - Digital Division. With a highly interdisciplinary structure, we intend to offer an adequate mastery of culture, problems and communication possibilities, taking into account a global context characterized by constant technological transformation and the presence of digital media in everyday life. The training course aims to provide communication, technological, computer science and linguistics in order to provide a solid basis for the "digital communicator". The course prepares for the basic professions of communication that concern the traditional media sector, such as the so-called “new media”, public administration, the cultural industry, companies and services; moreover, it constitutes the basis for in-depth studies entrusted to master's or master's degrees on communication in various operating sectors.
Considering the three-year course of the Degree Course in Communication, Technologies and Digital Cultures, the learning areas identified are a total of four and jointly contribute to the achievement of the educational objectives:
- Humanities Area which includes: Sociology and Research Methodology, English Language for Communication and the Media, Contemporary History, Economics for Communication, Psychology of Organizations and Communication, Statistics; Digital writing workshop.
- Technologies Area which includes: IT and digital communication technologies, Web languages and technologies; Humanistic computer science; IT tools and technologies laboratory; further linguistic knowledge.
- Media Sciences area which includes: Theories and techniques of media, Theory and technique of film language, Digital cultures and social media, Audiovisual languages and video politics, History and culture of journalism, Advertising and corporate communication, Culture of images and Visual studies, Graphics and digital design; Image, video and sound laboratory.
- Political-legal area which includes: Private and information law, public law, public communication, politics and the digital sphere.
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Departments at the University of Tuscia include:
The Department of Agriculture and Forest Sciences
The Department of Ecological and Biological Sciences
The Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organisation
The Department for Innovation in Biological, Agro-Food and Forest Systems
Undergraduate Programmes
The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, History, Philosophy and Law Studies
The Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism
Bachelor’s Degrees
To find out about enrolment, scholarships, and financial aid on undergraduate programmes at the University of Tuscia, please follow this link .
Prospective students could apply to the following scholarship programmes:
Arts and Humanities (5)
Heritage Studies - Italian language
Human Sciences - Italian language
Modern Languages and Cultures - Italian language
Engineering and Technology (5)
Design for Sustainable Industry and Territory - Italian language
Industrial Engineering - Italian language
Life Sciences and Medicine (5)
Agriculture and Environmental Sciences - Italian language
Biological Sciences - Italian language
Biotechnology - Italian language
Environmental Biological Sciences - Italian language
Food and Wine Technology - Italian language
Forest and Nature Sciences - Italian language
Gastronomic and wellness sciences, cultures and politics - Italian language
Seed Production and Nursery Management - Italian language
Natural Sciences (5)
Landscape, Environmental Planning and Design - Italian language
Mountain Sciences - Italian language
Natural and Environmental Sciences - Italian language
Social Sciences and Management (5)
Business Economics - Italian language
Communication, Technologies & Digital Culture - Italian language
Political Science and International Relations - Italian language
Political Science and International Relations-Curriculum Investigations and Security - Italian language
Departments at the University of Tuscia include:
The Department of Agriculture and Forest Sciences
Second Level Degree Courses
PhD Programmes
Master’s
The Department of Ecological and Biological Sciences
The Department of Economics, Engineering, Society and Business Organisation
Second cycle degree
The Department for Innovation in Biological, Agro-Food and Forest Systems
Graduate programmes
Single Cycle Programmes
The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, History, Philosophy and Law Studies
The Department of Humanities, Communication and Tourism
Master’s Degrees
To find out about enrolment, scholarships, and financial aid on postgraduate programmes at the University of Tuscia, please follow this link .
A scholarship callout for international students who graduated in a first level course in another Italian or International University is now open.
The deadline is the 15 October 2021. Read the call here and use this application form to apply .
Prospective students could apply to the following scholarship programmes:
Arts and Humanities (6)
Archaeology and Art History: Preservation and Enhancement - Italian language
Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage - Italian language
Landscape Architecture - Italian and English languages
Modern Philology - Italian
Business and Management (6)
Management, Finance and Controlling - Italian language
Marketing and Quality - Italian
Engineering and Technology (6)
Mechanical Engineering - Italian language
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences MS - Italian language
Biotechnologies for Agro-food Safety and Quality - Italian language
Cellular and Molecular Biology - Italian language
Conservation and Restoration of the Environment and Forest - Italian language
Food Science and Technology - Italian language
Forestry and Environmental Sciences - English language
Industrial Biotechnology for health and well-being - Italian language
Natural Sciences (6)
Marine Biology and Ecology - Italian language
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Circular economy - English language
Digital Information - Italian language
Economics and Communication for Management and Innovation - English language
Languages and Cultures for International Communication - Italian language
Law - Italian/English language
Political Science, International Security Studies and Public Communication - Italian language
Political Science, International Security Studies and Public Communication. Curriculum: Investigation for National and International Security - Italian language
Security and Human Rights - English language
Arts and Humanities (2)
Historical Sciences and Cultural Heritage
Social Sciences and Management (2)
PhD in European And Global Market Law: Crisis, Rights, Regulation