MASTER’S DEGREE Technologies and Languages of Communication

Program Overview

The Master's program in Technologies and Languages of Communications trains professionals in communication and digital innovation. It provides a strong foundation in communication theory, digital transformation, and technical skills. Graduates are equipped to work in various sectors, including communication, culture, and gaming, as service designers, user experience designers, innovation managers, and experts in digital communication.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Master's degree program in Technologies and Languages of Communications aims to cultivate professionals with advanced expertise in the realms of communication and digital innovation. The program's comprehensive educational activities are strategically designed to furnish a robust theoretical and methodological foundation in the domains of communication and digital innovation. This includes a specific emphasis on sociological processes and media languages, as well as the requisite technical knowledge and skills pertaining to digital transformation and its impact on communication, processes, and socio-technical systems.

Outline:

First Year

• Cognitive psychology
• Data analysis & visualization
• Digital marketing
• Digital transformation
• Gamification strategies
• Interaction design & programming
• Network society
• Social innovation & transformation design
• Sociology of languages

Second Year

• Computer graphics, modeling & 3D printing
• English language for multimedia communications
• Service & innovation design
• IT skills – Visual communication
• Elective modules
• Other skills
• Stage

Careers:

The Master's degree program in Technologies and Languages of Communication produces highly specialized profiles capable of operating in various public, private, entrepreneurial, professional, and non-profit contexts within the expansive industry of communication, culture, and gaming. Graduates are equipped to seamlessly integrate into diverse professional fields, where they can assume roles of significant responsibility as experts in the extensive sphere of transformation ushered in by digital communication.

Potential career paths include:

• Service Designer
• User Experience Designer
• Innovation Manager
• Expert in the Field of Digital and Integrated Communication