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Department of Letters and Philosophy

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Faculty of Letters and Philosophy
—> Area didattica di Lettere e Filosofia

Address: via Pignolo 123 24121 - Bergamo
Tel.: +39 035 2052432
Fax: +39 035 2052430
E-mail: letterefilosofia@unibg.it
Staff: contacts

Head of Foreign Exchange Programme: Prof. Giuliano Bernini (Rector's Delegate for International Relations, LLP/Erasmus and ECTS Institutional Co-ordinator)

LLP/Erasmus and ECTS Faculty Co-ordinator: Prof. Franca Franchi


Dean
Prof.	Andrea Bottani	andrea.bottani@unibg.it	Tel.: +39 0352052418

Three-year first level degree course	Curricula	Classes	Co-ordinators
General Arts	• Fine Arts • History • Literature • Media Cultures • Philology and Education • Figurative Arts, Music and Entertainment (up to 2008/2009) • Philosophy and History (up to 2010/2011) • Publishing and Multimedia Production (up to 2008/2009)	L-10 5	Prof. Francesco Lo Monaco

Philosophy (cooperation with Human and Social Sciences)	• Philosophy	L-5

Classes L-5 - Philosophy L-10 / 5 - Humanities Degree The First Level Degree is conferred after three academic years, having gained a total of 180 cfu/ECTS credits by passing the exams required by the study plan. Admission Admission to Italian Universities is possible only if the student holds a Diploma di Maturità ("A" Levels/Higher School Certificate) gained after 5 years at a high school. Entry tests Students enrolled in the first year of the Degree Course in General Arts are required to have reached a level of proficiency Italian Language and Literature, History and General Knowledge. Each year, entry tests are held in September. Self-tests Students can also take the relevant on-line self-test. Latin Language The Faculty of Human Sciences has organised a preparatory course in Latin Language to help students with no previous specific background in the language to reach the necessary level of linguistic knowledge. It offers elementary Latin and is aimed at students who have never studied the language. The 60-hour course involves four hours of lessons every day. Before deciding to enrol in the Course, students should take the relevant on-line self-test.

Two-year second level degree courses	Classes	Curricula	Co-ordinators
Comparative Modern Culture	LM-14 16/S	• Literature • Philology and Education	Prof. Francesco Lo Monaco

Human Rights and the Ethics of International Cooperation (cooperation with Law and Management, Economics and Quantitative Methods)	LM-81 88/S		Prof. Mauro Mazza


Theory, Techniques and Management in the Arts and Entertainment (up to 2009/2010)	73/S		Prof. Francesco Lo Monaco

Classes 16/S / LM-14 - Modern Philology 73/S - Entertainment and Multimedia Productions 88/S / LM-81 - Cooperation and Development Degree Each Specialist Degree course lasts two years. The Specialist Degree is conferred after gaining a total of 300 cfu/ECTS credits, including 180 gained in the three-year degree course and 120 gained in the two-year Specialist degree course, and after passing the final exam. Admission A Three-Year First level Degree or equivalent.