Bachelor’s Programme
Italian
Italian is one of the major languages in the European Union and of particular importance for Austria: Italy is the second biggest trading partner and the countries share mutually important tourism industries. The focus in this Bachelor’s Degree Programme is the Italian language: Active and passive language proficiency as well as linguistic knowledge of Italian.
In this programme the students also acquire comprehensive knowledge about Italian culture, literature and intercultural competencies.
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Please note: the language of instruction for this programme is German.
Info
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Duration/ECTS-Credits
6 semesters/180 ECTS-Credits
Mode of Study
Full-time
Language
German
Requirements
Secondary school completion certificate or equivalent, language certificates
Supplemental Examination
Latin
Curriculum
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The right degree for me?
Highlights
- deepen language proficiency in a major European language
- immerse in a new culture and broaden one’s horizon
- deepen the theoretical and general knowledge about language
- learn and enhance the basic cultural techniqes of text understanding, analysis and production
- acquire sound cultural and cultural historical knowledge applicable in many professions
Post graduation
Master's Programmes
- Comparative Literature
- Gender, Culture and Social Change
- Media
- Peace and Conflict Studies
- Romance Studies
- Translation Studies
Continuing Education Programmes
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My career
My career opportunities
- teach and research in educational institutions, e.g. universities and schools
- work in adult education
- employment in cultural institutions (e.g. theatres, publishing houses, museums)
- work in journalism and the broader media sector
- employment in the tourism, catering and hospitality sectors (e.g. tour guide, writing tourist guides and travel literature)
- work in the diplomatic service
- work in the private economy
- employment in enology and the wine-trade
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