Italian second cycle master's degree (“Laurea Magistrale”, under D.M. 270/04 or “Laurea Specialistica”, under D.M. 509/99) or Italian degree obtained prior to D.M. 509/99 (the previous Italian regulations) or Second cycle Master's degree obtained abroad, equivalent to the above-mentioned Italian degrees and recognized as suitable for the admission to doctoral program.
Further information available in the Call.

PhD graduates in Human sciences: studies on language and literature, history and philosophy, communication and digital humanities will be able to work in cultural and social fields, both public and private, in Italy and abroad. They will be suited for academic research as well as roles in education, publishing, public and corporate communication, and the management of cultural and museum networks.

In particular, they may pursue careers as researchers in learning processes (as well as in the diagnosis and treatment of cognitive or procedural disorders), in the development and management of projects or programs related to linguistic-cultural translation/mediation (in publishing, international companies, and public or private language services), in cultural activities (within public or private institutions), in the development of tools for language services, and in roles related to cooperation, scientific journalism, and education—especially from a lifelong learning perspective.

The analysis of educational and training processes will lead to professional profiles capable of addressing issues of prevention and recovery, inclusion, and interculturality. Regarding digital humanities, it should be noted that beyond contributing to methodological advancements within individual disciplines and fostering interdisciplinary development, DH projects have a measurable impact in terms of technological, educational, and cultural innovation.