Master in Language and Culture

Students will develop linguistic proficiency at level C2, enabling them to communicate with ease and precision in academic and professional contexts. They will acquire advanced skills in the critical analysis of literary texts and cultural productions, as well as an in-depth knowledge of the historical, social, and political contexts that shaped them. The program also develops methodological skills in documentary research, academic writing, and structured argumentation. Students will be able to develop original research questions and conduct independent research in their field of specialization. They will master the main theoretical and critical trends to analyze cultural and linguistic phenomena around the world. The Master's degree prepares students for both doctoral studies and direct professional entry, developing transversal skills such as critical thinking, intercultural adaptability, and linguistic mediation.