The University of Cuneo’s Kombinationsbachelor in English and American Studies is a unique and innovative program that combines the study of English and American literature, culture, and society with the methodologies of linguistics, literary theory, and cultural studies. This interdisciplinary program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the English-speaking world and its cultural, historical, and linguistic contexts.
Program Structure
The Kombinationsbachelor program consists of a total of 180 credits, divided into six semesters. Students will take a combination of core and elective courses in English and American Studies, as well as courses in linguistics, literary theory, and cultural studies.
Course Content
In the first two semesters, students will take core courses in English and American Studies, including:
- Introduction to English and American Literature
- Language and Culture
- American Literature and Society
- British Literature and Culture
In the third and fourth semesters, students will take elective courses in their areas of interest, such as:
- Literary Theory and Criticism
- Language and Linguistics
- American Cultural Studies
- British Cultural Studies
- Film and Television Studies
In the final two semesters, students will work on a thesis project under the supervision of a faculty member.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Kombinationsbachelor program in English and American Studies will be well-prepared for a wide range of careers in fields such as:
- Education (teaching, curriculum development)
- Publishing (editing, publishing)
- Journalism (writing, editing)
- Translation and Interpretation
- Research and Academia (scholarship, teaching)
Why Study at the University of Cuneo?
The University of Cuneo offers a unique combination of academic excellence, research opportunities, and international exchange programs. Our faculty are experts in their fields, and our students have access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
Language Requirements
All courses are taught in English, but students are also required to take courses in Italian language and culture.