University of Verona

The Master’s Degree in Comparative European and Non-European Languages and Literatures (LM 37) aims to provide students with a high level of academic education - primarily from a comparative perspective - in the languages and literatures of French, English, Russian, Spanish and German. Moreover, students will have the opportunity to focus on the extra-European variants of these languages and cultures (in the Euro-Mediterranean, Euro-American, and postcolonial areas). The programme is therefore meant to be open to the world, offering an international perspective on education, research, and cultural entrepreneurship.

In this view, starting from the academic year 2017/2018 the programme has considerably enhanced its international profile by providing all teaching in English, except for the specific language and literary modules taught in the relevant languages. Given its international nature, this programme is particularly suitable for non-Italian speaking students. In addition to specific foreign languages and literatures modules, this programme also focuses on various humanistic areas, such as philology, linguistics, literature, and comparative studies.... [-]

The Master's degree in Economics (MAGEC) offers a broad curriculum with an international outlook, covering such fields as economic theory and policy, business and management economics, macroeconomics and finance, fundamentals of European law, public economics, applied economics and econometrics. The programme will also focus on the economic analysis of real-world problems. The programme, which is entirely taught in English, trains students in theoretical and applied economics through lectures, practicals, seminars, and supervised projects in a supportive environment. Activities are structured in such a way as to stimulate student participation, and students benefit from direct, personalised contact with the academic staff.... [-]

The Master's degree in International Economics and Business Management (IEBM) aims to train students at postgraduate level in such fields as international economics, international business management and international law. Mathematical techniques for optimising company management are also included in the programme.

This two-year Master’s degree, which is entirely taught in English and based in Vicenza, is open to graduates with a suitable background in economics who are interested in the international dimension of economic activity, both at the company level and from a macro perspective. Active student participation in lectures, seminars and projects is strongly encouraged, and every year several foreign professors are invited to give lectures on special parts of the programme.... [-]

The Master’s degree programme in Linguistics at the University of Verona provides students with advanced knowledge of linguistics, in both its theoretical and applied aspects. This programme, entirely taught in English and other languages depending on the modules chosen by the students (French, Spanish, German, Russian and Italian) is a comprehensive international programme, with a specific focus on the European context.

The programme is enhanced through international lectures and modules held by guest lecturers and professors as part of an interdepartmental initiative with a strong interdisciplinary approach.

Upon completion of the programme, graduates will have gained a wide range of skills for the continuation of their studies, such as undertaking a PhD, and will be eligible to apply for professional masters (‘master di II livello’). Graduates will have also gained the necessary language teaching skills to apply for competitions in order to teach Italian as a second language (Competition Class A23).... [-]

The University of Verona (Italy) offers a two-year (120 ECTS) Master's degree programme (Laurea Magistrale) in Mathematics taught in English, designed according to the standards of ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry). It is one of the six Masters taught in English at the University of Verona.

The programme has a strong international flavour, with many classes held by international visiting faculty. It offers modules in pure and applied mathematics, with a special attention to financial mathematics and applications of mathematics in other sciences. The approach is interdisciplinary and involves researchers from physics, computer science, life and health science, economics.... [-]

Molecular and medical biotechnology has enormous potential for developing new solutions to improve human health. Through the understanding of the molecular and cellular mechanisms of diseases, biotechnology plays an essential role in developing drugs, vaccines, therapies and diagnostic tests.

The Master’s degree in Molecular and Medical Biotechnology aims to produce skilled researchers in the field of molecular and cellular biotechnology who are capable of performing biomedical analyses, research and development using experimental and computational approaches. These skills are developed through the study of cellular and molecular biology, genomics and diagnostics, pathology and pharmacology, and computational biology.... [-]