1. CONTINUING STUDIES: ELIGIBLE MASTER'S DEGREES

To enrol in a Master’s degree, you must hold a university degree or diploma of a three-year duration - or another academic qualification obtained abroad, recognized as suitable - and must have specific curricular requirements and appropriate preparation, verified in the ways as defined in the regulations of the master degree courses, which also indicate the specific access criteria.

After earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Languages, Literatures and Intercultural Studies (Class L-11), graduates may continue their studies in various Master’s Degree Programmes, particularly those offered by the University of Florence.

The most closely related programmes include:

• LM-36 – Languages and Literatures of Africa and Asia
• LM-37 – Modern European and American Languages and Literatures
• LM-38 – Modern Languages for Communication and International Cooperation

As the postgraduate offer may change over time, students are encouraged to check the official websites of the relevant programmes:

• View the full list of Master’s Degree Programmes

2. OTHER POSTGRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES

In addition to Master’s Degrees, graduates in Languages, Literatures and Intercultural Studies (L-11) can pursue further advanced training options, such as:

• First-Level Master’s Programmes – One-year postgraduate courses designed to develop advanced academic and professional skills in specific areas (e.g. translation, intercultural mediation, communication, publishing, or cultural management).
• Advanced Training Courses – Shorter, targeted programmes aimed at updating or expanding professional and disciplinary competences.

Browse the UniFI Catalogue of Master’s and Advanced Training Courses

• Postgraduate Course in "Translation, Publishing Market and Artificial Intelligence: Tools and Strategies for Contemporary Publishing" (A.Y. 2025-2026)

3. CAREER GUIDANCE AND JOB PLACEMENT

The Orientation and Job Placement Service (OJP) promotes, supports, unifies and enhances the outgoing orientation services of the individual Schools. OJP offers students and graduates information and training to build their professional identity and career planning.

4. ALMALAUREA

Almalaurea is a database that collects a wide documentation concerning all the graduates of the Universities that are part of the association AlmaLaurea. The purpose of the database is to facilitate the youth’s access to the job market, facilitate companies in the search for personnel, optimize the demand and supply of qualified work.

5. TEACHERS TRAINING

The University of Florence has, among the programs it offers, a specific one dedicated to foundational education (five-year single-cycle degree in Primary Education) and Master degrees in secondary school teaching, according to the new competition classes set out in D.P.R. n. 19 of 14 February 2016) and to the continuing education of teachers in service in schools of every level. (Teachers Training)

6. POST-GRADUATE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

This office is responsible for all administrative practices concerning the career of students enrolled in Post-graduate courses.

For further information, please refer to the School page.