Presentation

you will study in Venice, the home of Marco Polo. This cosmopolitan city boasts a rich history of trade with the East and a deep-rooted tradition in teaching the languages of Asia and Mediterranean Africa

choose from six different curricula based on geographical areas: China, Korea, Japan, India and Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa, or Eurasia. You will also have the opportunity to explore less commonly studied languages such as Tibetan, Sanskrit, or Ainu

acquire knowledge in economics, law, and geopolitics, essential for further studies or pursuing international career opportunities

intercultural communication roles in cultural and museum institutions, national and European public bodies, international organisations, social and cultural cooperatives, and private schools both in Italy and abroad

publishing, journalism, and tourism. Editing and translating both literary and non-fiction texts, alongside offering linguistic assistance to businesses and other organisations

organising and promoting cultural and artistic events, along with providing consultancy for businesses and institutions interested in the markets of Asia and Mediterranean Africa