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The Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication focuses on the understanding of communication processes from different disciplinary perspectives, including linguistics, literary studies, anthropology, education, philosophy, psychology and sociology. The curriculum is designed to encourage learning that integrates a mastery of theory with a critical analysis of communication practices and contexts. It requires the study of a foreign language, chosen between Arabic, Chinese and Japanese, in order to enable students to deal with the pivotal challenges of globalization and contemporary multicultural societies. The degree program in Intercultural Communication normally extends over a three years period. To successfully complete the program students are required to achieve a total of 180 credits (CFU/ECTS). The program includes 19 exams (6 in the first year; 7 in the second year; 6 in the third year), one language skill certification, one computer skill certification, and a final essay. Intercultural Communication is a limited-enrollment course. To be admitted, all candidates are required to pass a written test. The official language of the program is Italian. Some courses and exams can be offered in English, as reported in the Course Guidelines. The Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication gives access to second level degrees, first level Master’s degrees and Continuous education courses.
Program overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication focuses on the understanding of communication processes from different disciplinary perspectives, including linguistics, literary studies, anthropology, education, philosophy, psychology and sociology. The curriculum is designed to encourage learning that integrates a mastery of theory with a critical analysis of communication practices and contexts. It requires the study of a foreign language, chosen between Arabic, Chinese and Japanese, in order to enable students to deal with the pivotal challenges of globalization and contemporary multicultural societies. The degree program in Intercultural Communication normally extends over a three years period. To successfully complete the program students are required to achieve a total of 180 credits (CFU/ECTS). The program includes 19 exams (6 in the first year; 7 in the second year; 6 in the third year), one language skill certification, one computer skill certification, and a final essay. Intercultural Communication is a limited-enrollment course. To be admitted, all candidates are required to pass a written test. The official language of the program is Italian. Some courses and exams can be offered in English, as reported in the Course Guidelines. The Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication gives access to second level degrees, first level Master’s degrees and Continuous education courses.
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.
Pursuing a Bachelor's degree at the University
of Milano-Bicocca offers a pathway to diverse career opportunities and personal
growth. Our comprehensive programs are designed to provide students with the
knowledge and skills necessary for success in their chosen fields.
Economics for
Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions;
Economics and Business
Administration;
Business Economics and Management;
Economics, Data Analysis and
Management;
Physiotherapy; Dental Hygiene; Nursing;
Italian Sign Language (LIS)
and Tactile Italian Sign Language (LIST);
Marketing, Business Communication and
Global Markets;
Midwifery;
Materials Science and Nanotechnology;
Legal
Services;
Science of Tourism and the Local Community;
Educational Sciences;
Organization Science;
Psychological Sciences;
Psychosocial Sciences of
Communication;
Statistical and Economic Sciences;
Social Work;
Sociology;
Statistics and Information Management;
Biomedical Laboratory Techniques;
Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques;
Childhood Neuro and Psychomotricity.
Each of these programs provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring that our graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern workforce.
Pursuing a Master's degree at the
University of Milano-Bicocca provides students with advanced knowledge and
specialized skills essential for leadership roles in their respective fields,
preparing students to tackle complex challenges and excel in their careers.
Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication
Campus of Milan (main), Milan, Italy
36 monthsProgram duration
YesScholarships
Education and TrainingMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The curriculum is designed to encourage learning that integrates a mastery of theory with a critical analysis of communication practices and contexts. It requires the study of a foreign language, chosen between Arabic, Chinese and Japanese, in order to enable students to deal with the pivotal challenges of globalization and contemporary multicultural societies.
The degree program in Intercultural Communication normally extends over a three years period. To successfully complete the program students are required to achieve a total of 180 credits (CFU/ECTS). The program includes 19 exams (6 in the first year; 7 in the second year; 6 in the third year), one language skill certification, one computer skill certification, and a final essay. Intercultural Communication is a limited-enrollment course. To be admitted, all candidates are required to pass a written test.
The official language of the program is Italian. Some courses and exams can be offered in English, as reported in the Course Guidelines.
The Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication gives access to second level degrees, first level Master’s degrees and Continuous education courses.
Program overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The curriculum is designed to encourage learning that integrates a mastery of theory with a critical analysis of communication practices and contexts. It requires the study of a foreign language, chosen between Arabic, Chinese and Japanese, in order to enable students to deal with the pivotal challenges of globalization and contemporary multicultural societies.
The degree program in Intercultural Communication normally extends over a three years period. To successfully complete the program students are required to achieve a total of 180 credits (CFU/ECTS). The program includes 19 exams (6 in the first year; 7 in the second year; 6 in the third year), one language skill certification, one computer skill certification, and a final essay. Intercultural Communication is a limited-enrollment course. To be admitted, all candidates are required to pass a written test.
The official language of the program is Italian. Some courses and exams can be offered in English, as reported in the Course Guidelines.
The Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication gives access to second level degrees, first level Master’s degrees and Continuous education courses.
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Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
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In this guide you will find:
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A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Each of these programs provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring that our graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern workforce.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing, Business Communication and Global Markets
Bachelor’s Degree in Statistical and Economic Sciences
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EMA Bachelor of Business Economics and Management
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Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science
Life Sciences and Medicine (5)
Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences
Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques
Bachelor’s Degree in Biotechnologies
Bachelor’s Degree in Childhood Neuro and Psycomotricity
Bachelor’s Degree in Dental Hygiene
Bachelor’s Degree in Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques
Bachelor’s Degree in Italian Sign Language (LIS) and Tactile Italian Sign Language (LIST)
Bachelor’s Degree in Midwifery
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Bachelor’s Degree in Physiotherapy
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Bachelor's Degree in Materials Science and Nanotechnology
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Bachelor’s Degree in Geological Sciences and Technologies
Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics
Bachelor’s Degree in Physics
Bachelor’s Degree of Chemical Sciences and Technologies
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Bachelor’s Degree in Educational Sciences
Bachelor’s Degree in Intercultural Communication
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Bachelor’s Degree in Organization Science
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Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work
Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work
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Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology
Single Cycle Master’s Degree in Primary Education
Single-cycle Master’s Degree in Law
Pursuing a Master's degree at the University of Milano-Bicocca provides students with advanced knowledge and specialized skills essential for leadership roles in their respective fields, preparing students to tackle complex challenges and excel in their careers.
Here are the Master degree courses we offer:
We also offer full cycle Master's degree programs (5/6 years):
Business and Management (5)
Master’s Degree in Biostatistics (GPB)
Master’s Degree in Economics and Finance
Master’s Degree in Economics for Tourism
Master’s Degree in General Business Economics (ECOAZ)
Master’s Degree in International Economics
Master’s Degree in Management and Services Design
Master’s Degree in Marketing and Global Markets
Master’s Degree in Statistics and Economics
Master’s degree in Security, Safety, Deviance and Risk Management
Master’s degree in Security, Safety, Deviance and Risk Management
Engineering and Technology (5)
Master’s Degree in Artificial Intelligence for Science and Technology
Master’s Degree in Communication Theory and Technology
Master’s Degree in Computer Science
Master’s Degree in Computer Science
Master’s Degree in Data Science
Master’s Degree in Data Science
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Master’s Degree in Applied Experimental Psychological Sciences (AEPS)
Master’s Degree in Biology
Master’s Degree in Biology
Master’s Degree in Biotechnology in Medicine
Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology in the Life Span
Master’s Degree in Developmental Psychology and Educational
Master’s Degree in Industrial Biotechnologies
Master’s Degree in Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
Master’s Degree in Nursing and Midwifery Sciences
Master’s Degree in Optometry and Vision Science
Master’s Degree in Social, Economic and Decision-Making Psychology
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Master's Degree in Chemical Sciences and Technologies
Master's Degree in Chemical Sciences and Technologies
Master’s Degree in Astrophysics and Space Physics
Master’s Degree in Geological Sciences and Technologies
Master’s Degree in Geological Sciences and Technologies
Master’s Degree in Marine Sciences
Master’s Degree in Materials Science and Nanotechnology
Master’s Degree in Mathematics
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Master’s Degree in Sciences and Technologies for Environment and Landscape
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Master's Degree in Artistic Languages for Education
Master’s Degree in Advanced Educational Sciences
Master’s Degree in Anthropology and Ethnology
Master’s Degree in Human Resources Development
Master’s Degree in Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
Master’s Degree in Programming and Management of the Political and the Social Services
Master’s Degree in Programming and Management of the Political and the Social Services
Master’s Degree in Public and Private Organizations Law
Master’s Degree in Tourism, Territory and Local Development