Rom ses ofta som en av världens vackraste städer och dess pittoreska gator döljer historiska hemligheter i varje hörn. Dessutom har staden något av Italiens bästa shopping, restauranger och uteliv. Studera Vad ingår i programavgiften? Välkomstpaket och introduktionsdag 26 eller 32 italiensklektioner per vecka (40-minuterslektioner). Metodologi och kursstruktur skiljer sig från beskrivningarna för de engelska EF-språkskolorna Digitalt kursmaterial Dubbelrum i värdhem (enkelrumstillägg från 410 kr/vecka) Frukost & middag mån-fre samt alla måltider på helgen i värdhem Tillgång till trådlöst internet på skolan Placerings- och utvecklingstest EF Programdiplom och EF Kursrapport Tillgång till EF Campus Connect från och med anmälan Tillvalsämnen som inkluderar italiensk film, det italienska köket, mode och kommunikation Välkomstfest, stadsvandringar, skolaktiviteter, examensfest Om EF Rom Campus med rymliga klassrum, ett bibliotek och studentlounge Perfekt läge mitt i ett av de mest historiska områdena i Rom Två minuters promenad från caféer, restauranger och butiker En kort promenad från utmärkt kollektivtrafik Utforska ikoniska sevärdheter som Piazza di Spagna, Colosseum, Piazza del Popolo och Fontana di Trevi

Within the specialization in Italian Literature you will pay particular attention to the study of Italian literature from the Middle Ages to the present day, focusing on the cultural context and the influence it had on the literature of the period. As a student in the Master’s Programme in Literature you will have access to a large selection of courses in Italian Literature and in the wider Humanities. You will develop advanced analytical and interpretive skills for the study of literature and you will gain a deeper understanding of specific issues within Italian Literature and learn to use advanced methods for the exploration of literary texts, both in terms of form and in terms of their relation to history, politics and ethics. You will pay particular attention to the genres that have dominated Italian Literature through history such as the epic and other forms of poetry; you will study medieval texts by Dante, Boccaccio and Petrarch as well as contemporary writers, including six Nobel laureates. The theoretical level of the courses is high; at the same time, you will develop practical skills related to reviewing and editing literary works. A combination of compulsory and individually chosen courses will develop your knowledge and skills in this area, forming the basis for the writing of a strong scholarly Master’s Thesis. The programme qualifies the students for doctoral studies in literature, but is also useful for work outside of the university. This is especially the case in fields where there is a demand for knowledge about the significance of language for communication and social development, and which require international broad-mindedness, historical competence and the ability to deal with complex information in a systematic and critical fashion.