Studying at DiSCi

Programmes designed to develop solid competencies, guide career choices, explore interests and nurture passions.

Studying at the Department of History, Culture and Civilisation means developing critical tools and interdisciplinary competencies to interpret the transformations of societies across time and space.

Our degree programmes address topics related to history, archaeology, anthropology, geography, religions and cultural heritage, linking research, the local area and society.

The programme is characterised by the dialogue between different disciplines, a focus on research, international outreach and ongoing engagement with cultural institutions, public bodies, schools and organisations active at both national and international levels.

The programme is enriched through laboratory activities, fieldwork, archaeological expeditions, internships and collaborations with museums, archives, libraries, cultural organisations and public administrations. These activities enable students to apply the knowledge they have acquired and to engage with real-world professional contexts.

Build your skills after high school

Bachelor’s degrees generally last three years and provide foundational training, while second cycle/two-year master’s degrees last two years and build on this foundation, allowing students to deepen and specialise their knowledge.Learn about our Bachelor's degrees and second cycle/two-year master's degrees

Did you know you can take your learning further with the support of tutors?

On each degree programme website, you can connect with students who can help you find out more about the programme.Find out more

A training programme combining theory and practice

One of the key features of the degree programmes offered by DiSCi is the integration of knowledge acquired in the classroom with its practical application in the field, through laboratory work and participation in archaeological missions organised by the department.

Do you already have a degree?

Find the postgraduate programme that suits you best to update your knowledge, specialise or acquire new skills:

    To complement your course of study beyond obtaining a qualification

    Transferable skills

    Acquire soft skills through transferable skills courses to make your relationships easier and help you manage complexity with greater awareness. You can take the courses while pursuing your course of study.

    Single courses

    Acquire transferable skills, explore specific topics or complement your study plan

    MOOCs: free online courses

    Explore specific topics, update your skills and learn at the pace that suits you best

    The quality of our teaching stems from our links with research

    Training programmes designed to develop solid skills, guide career choices, explore interests and nurture passions within a modern, robust academic environment that is open to national and international experiences and collaborations.