HUMANITIES - 42° Cycle

The PhD course in "Humanities", which is proposed for renewal after being accredited for the XXXVIII cycle, offers a course of advanced training divided into three curricula: "Philology and Literature of Antiquity", "Modern and Contemporary Cultures and Literature" and "Cultural Heritage".The course reflects an integrated and complex idea of the humanities understood as a set of knowledge interconnected at a synchronic, diachronic and methodological level, as well as open to the new digital contexts. The high level of training in philology, literature, history, art history, archaeology and demoethnoanthropology is in fact enriched by the mutual contacts between disciplines, ranging from antiquity to the contemporary age in a perspective of innovation and digital transformation. Furthermore, the comparison with the international academic context is promoted with a view to exchange and mutual relations.

Selection process

The admission assessment consists in an adequate comparative valuation toguarantee the eligibility and the inclination of the candidates towards the scientificresearch. The admission will be conducted by assessing:- Titles (publications, curriculum vitae etc.);- Assessment of the “research project” or a written test – the research project must beattached to the application, where required;- Oral Test regarding the doctoral courses subjects and an English language assessment toverify the knowledge; each candidate can request also to take the oral test completely inEnglish.

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