Global Studies, History, Politics, Cultures

What is the objective of the course? What is it?
What does it train you for?

The Bachelor's Degree in Global Studies, History, Politics, Cultures aims to provide students with skills that will enable them to acquire a critical understanding of the relationships between contemporary and past events and processes.

The interdisciplinary approach to historical processes, read from a cultural, socio-economic and anthropological point of view, the acquisition of the relevant study methodologies, their link with geographical and political subjects, allow the formation of a solid basic knowledge of global phenomena in a comparative perspective.

The degree course is organised in a single curriculum aimed at providing a solid education that includes first and foremost the knowledge of the most important institutional, economic, social, cultural and religious phenomena in a chronological span between ancient and contemporary times.

During the first and second years, students are provided with the basics of the main historical periods and with knowledge of the methods of the social sciences useful for historical investigation (geography, political philosophy, political economy, anthropology).

During the second and third years, the course enables students to acquire notions related to different areas of historical analysis and also offers them the possibility of constructing a course of study that responds to their particular inclinations.

What do you learn?

The three-year Bachelor's Degree in Global Studies: History, Politics, Cultures (class L-42 R History) provides students with the necessary tools for understanding and intervening in the global phenomena of the present time with a historical perspective.
Thanks to a multidisciplinary approach, the course provides students with:

• A basic training aimed at: historical investigation and communication by learning the fundamental notions of epistemology and methodology of history and other social sciences;
• A basic training aimed at anthropological and geographical investigation;
• The ability to produce a spatio-temporal interpretation attentive to respond culturally to the questions posed by the global nature of the contemporary;
• A basic knowledge of cultural processes from a historical perspective;
• A basic education aimed at understanding political, social and economic phenomena and concepts on a national and global scale.

What can you do with it?

The Bachelor's Degree prepares for the professions of cultural workers and professional outlets

• In organisations and bodies active at international level, especially in cultural, social, economic, political and development cooperation - in libraries and archives, with technical and support functions;
• In publishing, traditional and digital;
• In cultural institutions, in the promotion of exhibitions, expositions and events;
• In administrative bodies, with secretarial and general affairs coordination functions;
• In the "media world", with the function of consultant to support the development of programmes of a scientific nature (documentaries, historical programmes, dramas and thematic channels) In addition, since this is a three-year degree course, the training guarantees a broad prospect of continuation to obtain a Master's degree for the construction of more specific professional profiles in direct connection (without training debts) to the Master's Degrees in the history area, for those interested in teaching and research.

to the Master's Degrees in the area of science for peace and development cooperation; to the Master's Degrees in the area of communication sciences and religious studies.