University of Italian Studies for Foreigners of Perugia

What you'll study

The programme concentrates on the didactics of Italian for non‑native speakers (Italiano lingua non materna). The official site links to sections for objectives, professional profile and programme content; specific module lists are provided on the programme pages (Programma) maintained by the university. The overall emphasis is on pedagogical preparation for teaching Italian as a second/foreign language.

Entry requirements

The public programme information includes an entry requirements section (Requisiti di ammissione) and instructions for application through the Esse3WEB platform. The announcement specifies application forms and a competition notice (Bando) are available; applicants must consult the official call for precise academic and administrative eligibility details.

Career prospects

The programme materials indicate a focus on professional profiles and the relevant labour market (Profilo professionale, mercato del lavoro di riferimento). Graduates can expect pathways related to teaching Italian to non‑native speakers, curriculum design for language programmes, and roles in institutions that offer Italian as a second/foreign language; the university materials are the source for any further occupational specifics.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The master page lists the course cost and links to administrative services; it does not detail scholarships on the page excerpted. Prospective applicants should contact the university's Master and Post‑Graduate Office for information about scholarships, fee waivers or external funding and consult the official call (Bando) and the university's financial support services.