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Courses offered by DiSUIT

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DiSUIT encompasses traditional humanities disciplines, but also has a strong scientific component. 
The undergraduate degree programmes affiliated with DiSUIT are the three-year programmes in Communication Sciences and Interlinguistic and Intercultural Mediation Sciences, and the Master’s programme in Communication Sciences and Techniques. As regards the range of Master’s programmes, there is the first-level Master’s programme “FILIS – Intercultural Trainers of Italian for Foreigners”. 
Several lecturers are involved in PhD programmes already offered by the university (PhD in Chemical and Environmental Sciences, PhD in Law and Humanities, PhD in Clinical and Experimental Medicine and Medical Humanities).

Degree programs

Enrolling on a degree programme

Enrolment is generally open from 1 August to 30 November each year. For full details, see:

Information for enrolled students

To keep up to date with your day-to-day activities, such as timetables, exam schedules or work placements, please visit:

  • the homepage for your degree course;
  • your personal profile within the App UnInsubria

For information relating to previous years, such as course regulations or course syllabuses, please also see:

For administrative procedures, such as enrolment in years following the first, submission of your study plan or payment of fees, please see:

For all information on resources, services and opportunities available to our students, please see:

Postgraduate programs

The department’s postgraduate programme is a natural progression from the undergraduate course, enabling students to build on and deepen the knowledge they have acquired.

The PhD programme is a research training programme lasting at least three academic years, designed to equip students with the skills required to carry out high-level research; it also represents an essential step towards pursuing a professional career in academia.

The PhD programme in "Law and Humanities" belongs to DiSUIT. It aims to provide doctoral students with research methods and cultural support to combine complementary knowledge in the humanities. This follows an interdisciplinary perspective viewed as a dialogue between neighboring disciplines that keep their individuality but mutually enrich each other through interaction.

DiSUIT faculty members also teach in the PhD programme in Chemical and Environmental Sciences (Department of Science and High Technology – DiSAT). They are also present in the PhD programme in Clinical and Experimental Medicine and Medical Humanities (Department of Medicine and Surgery – DMC), and in the PhD programme in Computer science and the mathematics of computation (Department of Theoretical and Applied Sciences – DiSTA).

DiSUIT is involved in the implementation of:

For enrolment and information for enrolled students, please visit:

Ph.D. - Doctoral programs

University Professional programs allow students to deepen their knowledge in specific scientific fields following the completion of their undergraduate degree. They are also aimed at anyone wishing to enrol for cultural reasons, lifelong learning or professional development. Professional programs are available throughout the year.

For a complete list of the Professional programs, see

Professional programs

The Summer and Winter Schools are international advanced specialisation courses offering in-depth study in various fields of science. These courses are held throughout the year.

For an up-to-date list, please visit:

Summer and Winter Schools
Other training opportunities

The Department helps to enrich the University’s academic offering by also providing training courses, continuing education courses and masterclasses. These courses are run throughout the year. 
 

For an up-to-date list, please consult the University page:

Other programs