Philosophy and Communication

• Excellent reviews of teaching and research, by national auditing bodies.
• Above-average employment rate after graduation (source: Almalaurea)
• Participation in a community with completely student-friendly infrastructures
• Many opportunities to spend time abroad (Erasmus +, Free Mover, Train of Memory) and internships, in Italy and abroad

All the information on enrolment or registration for this course will help you understand the correct procedure to follow.

There are diagnostic admission tests to check your initial level of knowledge, so be sure to check the Admission Requirements page

The course in Philosophy and Communication will allow you to obtain a broad and suitable foundation in philosophical notions, complemented by specific competence in the field of communication disciplines. You will be able to study and explore subjects such as the history of philosophy from ancient times to the present day; theoretical, moral, political and mental philosophy; along with disciplines relating to language and communication, human sciences and historical studies. Mastery in the analysis of texts and speeches and the acquisition of logical-argumentative skills will favour the development of a high degree of autonomy of judgment, critical thinking and mental flexibility, all of which will enable you to perform roles of responsibility in different work environments.The new courses in the psychological and pedagogical fields will also allow you to meet the requirements for access to teacher-training courses for positions in high schools.

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During your studies you are followed by a teacher-tutor who is assigned to you from among the teachers and researchers of your course.

On the Representatives and Tutors page, you will find all the information you need and the list of tutors assigned to students.