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Program Overview

The Master's Degree in Scienze della Storia e del Documento - European History is a two-year program that aims to provide students with in-depth historical knowledge and advanced research methodologies. The program is offered in both Italian and English.

General Information

• Class: LM-84 (D.M. 270/04)
• Type of Course: Magistrale
• Duration: 2 years
• Type of Access: Accesso libero con verifica dei requisiti curriculari e dell'adeguata preparazione
• Macroarea of Affiliation: Area di Lettere e Filosofia
• Department: Storia, patrimonio culturale, formazione e societŕ
• Course Code: U12

Description and Educational Objectives

The Master's Degree in Scienze della Storia e del Documento aims to form scholars with in-depth historical knowledge and advanced competencies in research methodologies, from a comparative perspective, as well as techniques for the critical use and treatment of documentary sources. The program integrates knowledge from the Italian cultural tradition.

The program includes in-depth studies of medieval, modern, and contemporary history, in their different dimensions, including international, economic, and historical-religious aspects.

Curricula

The program offers four curricula:

• "Public History Divulgazione e didattica della Storia", which provides students with the ability to analyze languages and forms of history dissemination through different expressive means.
• "Storia e culture globali", which aims to provide knowledge in the field of global history and intercultural dialogue.
• The international curriculum in "European History", which releases a double degree, carried out with prestigious European universities within the Unica Consortium.
• The curriculum dedicated to "Medioevo Europeo", which enhances a broad range of disciplines useful also for access to teaching.

Professional Outcomes

Graduates can carry out highly qualified professional activities within institutions with cultural purposes or operating in the field of historical research and management, protection, and conservation of cultural heritage, and specifically, archival and library heritage, with both traditional and technologically advanced forms. They can also pursue careers in higher education and research, work in public and private entities, including those responsible for cultural services and the recovery of local traditions and identities, and be employed in the communication sector, in journalism, and publishing, particularly in the dissemination of information and high-level cultural and literary divulgation.

Among the potential opportunities is the managerial career in public administration and local authorities, and more generally, access to all professional areas that require a broad and flexible cultural education.

Evaluation of Teaching Students

• Cod. U12 - Previous academic year
• Cod. M96 - Previous academic year

Employment Condition (Effectiveness Indicators and Level of Satisfaction of Graduates)

Graduates of the program have various career opportunities, reflecting the effectiveness and satisfaction of the educational objectives.