Tourism

Please note that:

International students that aim to study in English can choose courses from all Faculties and levels (Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree). They can choose up to 30 ECTS per semester + the Italian language course (which is worth 3 credits and is optional).
The academic offer might be modified due to academic reasons.
The activation of electives is subject to the required mininum of participants.
Electives belong both to the Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree.
By clicking on the course’s name, the corresponding syllabus will be displayed.
Courses are only offered in the specified semester (1st/2nd/annual). Please mind the semester.

The Faculty of Tourism provides the following courses taught in English belonging to:

ITALIAN LANGUAGE COURSE: Basic -> code 1290. Advanced -> code 1367.

Component code	Courses	Semester	Credits	Level
1997	Archaeology, History and Cultural Heritage	1st/Fall	6 for one semester or 10 for annual subject	Bachelor’s Degree 1st year
1612	The City and Nature in the Middle Ages	1st/Fall	6	Elective
1322	Quality and Innovation in Tourism	1st/Fall	8	Bachelor’s Degree 3rd year
1396	English for Tourism II (only for students with a B1 CEFR English level)	1st/Fall	6	Bachelor’s Degree 3rd year

**English for Tourism I and II: At the end of this course, the grade will be “Satisfactory/not satisfactory”, instead of a numerical grade.

ITALIAN LANGUAGE COURSE: Basic -> code 1646. Advanced -> code 1647.

Component code	Courses	Semester	Credits	Level
1315	Media, Culture and Global Tourism (partially taught in Italian)	2nd/Spring	8	Bachelor’s Degree 2nd year
1998	Archaeology, History and Cultural Heritage	2nd/Spring	6	Bachelor’s Degree 2nd year
1321	Italian Art History	2nd/Spring	6	Bachelor’s Degree 2nd year
1395	English for Tourism I** (only for students with an A2 CEFR English level)	2nd/Spring	6	Bachelor’s Degree 3rd year
2031	English for Tourism II** (only for students with a B1 CEFR English level)	2nd/Spring	6	Bachelor’s Degree 3rd year
1971	Music Tourism and Sustainable Developement	2nd/Spring	6	Elective

**English for Tourism I and II: At the end of this course, the grade will be “Satisfactory/not satisfactory”, instead of a numerical grade.

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