The course offers training at Master's level based on the principle of double mobility (two semesters out of four) in one or two recognised partner universities, with the award of a double or multiple degree.
The Integrated Course in History and Comparative Civilisations aims to train young European researchers through a concrete study and research experience in two countries: the country of origin (which is also the country where the main enrolment takes place) and the partner country (France or Italy). The aim of the integrated course is to promote the real integration of all the participants in the project. For this reason, the movement of the two groups from Italy and France does not follow a parallel timetable, so that students from both countries can meet in the context of intensive research seminars whose topics change every year. Both in Bologna and in Paris, students are accompanied by a tutor who guides them through the various procedures and answers their questions on the organisation of their studies. The tutor's assistance is in addition to that normally provided by the French and Italian professors.
Particular attention is paid to learning the language of the partner country. In Bologna, the CLA (Centro Linguistico di Ateneo) offers French courses for students of the University of Bologna.
ENROLMENT
Students enrolled in the first year of the Master's Degree in History and Oriental Studies must apply in accordance with the specifications set out in the call for applications, which is published in November each year.
Candidates must meet the following requirements
- Bachelor's degree at the time of enrolment for the Master's course
- proof of knowledge of the language used in the host institution (level B2)
- a study/research project that has been positively evaluated by one of the teachers/researchers of the course, in accordance with the admission rules established and published by the University by the pre-enrolment deadline
- any other conditions set by the University.
For information on the course, the teaching offer and the study plans, please refer to the dedicated page.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Students can benefit from the Erasmus+ study grant by applying to the relevant call for applications for each location, which is published each year in January.
COORDINATOR
Prof. Francesca Sofia
RESPONSIBLE FOR DIDACTICS
Prof. Patrizia Dogliani
