Sapienza University of Rome

Overview

The Master's degree in Oriental Languages and Cultures at Sapienza University of Rome offers an in-depth exploration of an Oriental language and its associated literatures, spanning from historical developments to contemporary cultural expressions. This program equips students with advanced skills in textual analysis and cultural-historical interpretation, while also providing opportunities to delve into related antiquarian and disciplinary areas.

What you'll study

Programme Structure

• Comprehensive study of an Oriental language and its linguistic characteristics.
• Analysis of literary history, encompassing both ancient and modern texts.
• Examination of cultural traditions through historical contexts, including ideological, religious, philosophical, and aesthetic developments.
• Opportunities to broaden knowledge in related fields, tailored to individual study pathways.

Teaching and assessment

• Learning activities are organized into Basic, Characterising, Similar, and Supplementary components.
• Assessment is conducted through examinations, typically held at the conclusion of each course.
• Exams are graded on a scale from 0 to 30, with the possibility of honours where applicable.
• Only examinations associated with courses listed in the approved study plan will be recognized.

Student support

• Dedicated tutoring and guidance activities are designed to enhance attendance, address learning challenges, and promote active participation.
• Support is coordinated with university structures and student representatives to ensure comprehensive involvement in academic life.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this programme are not detailed, prospective students are encouraged to consult the university's admission guidelines for further information.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master's programme in Oriental Languages and Cultures may pursue various career paths, including roles in education, translation, cultural institutions, international relations, and research. The advanced skills acquired during the course prepare students for engaging with diverse cultural contexts and contribute to a deeper understanding of global dynamics.