The course offers training at Master's level based on the principle of double mobility (two semesters out of four) at one or two of the recognised partner universities, with the award of a double or multiple degree.
The history and archaeology of the Latin West, the Christian and Muslim Mediterranean, and the Slavic and Byzantine worlds between the 6th and 15th centuries are the subjects of the double degree.
The course provides in-depth knowledge of the medieval period, the techniques of documentary analysis applied to written and material sources, and the tools necessary for historical research. It refines the ability to conceive and carry out a research project, technical and linguistic skills, the ability to contextualise research, teamwork in a multidisciplinary and international context, and the communication of results.
The course includes a compulsory placement abroad. Courses are taught in the language(s) of the university.
PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
The course is currently based on an agreement already signed between the University of Bologna and the Université Lumière Lyon 2.
ENROLMENT
Students wishing to enrol in the first year of the Master's in History and Oriental Studies must apply in accordance with the requirements set out in the Call for Applications, which is published every year in November.
Applicants 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 specified and published by each of the partner universities before the pre-enrolment deadline
- any other conditions laid down by the university where enrolment takes place.
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Students can apply for the Erasmus+ study grant by responding to the relevant call for applications for each location, which is published in January each year.
SCIENTIFIC REFEREES
Prof. Tiziana Lazzari
Prof. Francesca Roversi Monaco
