Faculty of Communication Sciences

INSCRIPTIONS
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GRADUATION
BACHELOR’S DEGREE

DURATION
3 YEARS

CFU
180

The degree course in Communication Sciences intends to train a professional expert in communication and information, with a basic multidisciplinary preparation aimed at understanding, analyzing and using the tools of modern communication in all its dimensions: advertising, marketing, business communication, e-commerce, etc. the student who graduates in Communication Sciences must know the languages and the functioning of traditional media, of the new ones, of business communication.

Course Objectives

Thanks to the theoretical and practical training on communication, with sociological, literary and linguistic exams, graduates in Communication Sciences can hold qualified roles in public or private institutions and bodies, in the social sector, in the world of culture and communication. with particular regard to information, advertising and institutional. It can also find employment in the field of marketing, corporate communication, promotional activities, public relations offices, press offices, editorial offices and corporate organization.

Study Plan

  1. Institutions of media law
  2. General computer science
  3. English language
  4. Linguistics
  5. Psychology of cognitive processes
  6. Communication psychology
  7. Semiotics
  8. Principles of Sociology
  9. Cultural antropology
  10. Contemporary history
  11. History of modern and contemporary philosophy

Specializations

MASS COMMUNICATIONS

  1. Philosophy of language
  2. English language 2
  3. Neuro-linguistic programming
  4. Mass communications theories and techniques
  5. Semiotics of the media
  6. Sociology of new media
  7. Sociology of mass communication
  8. History of journalism
  9. History of political doctrines
  10. Legislation and code of conduct on the internet
  11. Theory and technique of advertising

 

COMPANY COMMUNICATION

  1. Corporate communication
  2. Business economics
  3. English language 2
  4. Marketing elements
  5. Business organization
  6. Organization psychology
  7. Work psychology
  8. Neuro-linguistic programming
  9. Sociology of groups
  10. Sociology of communication
  11. Theory and technique of advertising

 

PUBLIC COMMUNICATION

  1. Public Law
  2. Institutional communication
  3. Public communication law
  4. English language 2
  5. Neuro-linguistic programming
  6. Theories and techniques of political language
  7. Mass communications theories and techniques
  8. Semiotics of the media
  9. Sociology of new media
  10. Sociology of communication
  11. Theory and technique of advertising

Duration of the Course

The duration of the course varies from a minimum of 12 months to a maximum of 36 months and depends on the evaluation of the curriculum vitae of each student and the educational credits held, evaluated according to a system equivalent to the European ECTS system. The professional experiences already possessed at the management level are helpful for a shortening of the course.

Admission Requirements

Students enrolling in the Degree in Communication Sciences must have an adequate general knowledge of the knowledge that is normally acquired by attending an upper secondary school course that issues equivalent qualifications.

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