Cultural Studies: Italian Art, Literature and Language
Cultural Studies: Italian Art, Literature and Language (Module studies)
Are you passionate about Italian art and culture? Would you like to gain insights into different subject areas, build up intercultural skills and sharpen your professional profile with an additional qualification? The interdisciplinary module “Italian Cultural Area: Art, Literature and Language” offers you the opportunity to deepen your knowledge of Italian art and literature, increase your language skills, and graduate with a certificate after two semesters. In this way, you gain insights into art history and Romance studies without having to decide on a course of study right away, or you can usefully bridge the waiting period for a course of study with limited admission.
- Degree
- Certificate (Module studies)
- Duration of studies in semester
- 2
- Start of degree program
- Summer semester, Winter semester
- Study location
- Erlangen
- Number of students
- 1-50
- Subject group
- Art, Art Sciences, Language and Cultural Studies
- Special ways to study
- Orientation/Module studies
- Teaching language
- completely in German
- Admission Requirements
- No Admissions Restrictions
What is the degree program about?
Within the framework of the module “Italian Cultural Area” you will acquire interdisciplinary, subject-specific and methodological competences. By attending topic-specific courses at the Institute of Art History and Italian Romance Studies as well as courses at the Language Center, you will learn the basics of Italian art history, literature, and language. The courses belong to modules from regular bachelor’s degree programs that have been combined to form an interdisciplinary study program, each of which concludes with a module exam. The exams you take can be credited in your subsequent studies, if applicable.
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The module studies are designed for 2 semesters, but can be extended by one semester. For the successful completion of the module studies with a certificate, you must acquire a total of 30 ECTS credits. To do this, you will attend one course in each of the subjects Art History, Italian Literature and Italian Language in each semester.
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- Adult Education
- Journalism
- Cultural management
- Museums
- Science
- Social media
- Public relations
- Foreign language editing
- Tourism
- Cultural institutions
- Media
- Curatorial practice Publishing
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- Admission requirements (first semester)
- No Admissions Restrictions
- Application deadline winter semester
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30.09.
- Application deadline summer semester
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31.03.
Language skills
- German language skills for international applicants
- DSH 2 or equivalent
- General language skills
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No previous knowledge of Italian is necessary.
- Details and notes
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The application deadline for international applicants is July 15th for the winter semester and January 15th for the summer semester.
Do you need help or more information?
Our Student Advice and Career Service (IBZ) is the central point of contact for all questions about studying and starting a degree programme. Our Student Service Centres and subject advisors support you in planning your studies.