This 120-credit Master’s course, offered jointly by the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, and Faculty of Theology and Sciences of Religions, offers an interdisciplinary approach to theoretical and methodological knowledge aimed at developing an informed and critical view of the uses of digital technologies and the discourse associated with them, alongside the IT skills appropriate for the needs of the human and social sciences. The knowledge and know-how gained during the course include a reflection on the issues of digital cultures in a disciplinary pathway.

The Master of Arts allows you to acquire knowledge and methods useful for understanding contemporary realities and apprehending the intellectual wealth produced by human beings over time. It offers a wide range of disciplines, ranging from historical sciences to theoretical approaches in human sciences, including languages ​​and literature. It thus offers you the opportunity to practice the interdisciplinarity specific to literature studies. At the end of this course, you will have acquired many useful assets in the world of work: autonomy, sense of responsibility and organization, critical thinking, aptitude for analysis, synthesis and transmission of complex information, ability to argue, mastery of written and oral expression, versatility.