The degree program has no access restrictions.
1. Access requirements
In order to be admitted to the Master's degree in European and American Languages and Literatures, students must have obtained a three-year (bachelor’s) degree in Class L-11 (ex 270 or ex 509), or another degree obtained in Italy or abroad as well as meet the specific requirements indicated below. The Master’s Degree Board appoints delegates to verify the curriculum requirements for admission to the program. Cases of students in possession of the three-year (bachelor’s) qualification in degree classes not logically consistent with the learning path set out in this Master's Degree or holding a different degree obtained abroad will be carefully examined.
2. Admission to the Literatures and Translation Curriculum
Students of the Curriculum in LITERATURES AND TRANSLATION must have acquired in their bachelor’s degree the credits (CFU) in the quantity and disciplines as set out below:
2. Admission to the Studies of Linguistics and Philology Curriculum
Access to the Curriculum Studies of LINGUISTICS AND PHILOLOGY requires the following:
3. Admission to Bilateral Curricula
Admission to the bilateral curricula, established through agreements with the Universities of Bonn, ELTE Budapest, Debrecen and Paris 8, is subject to passing a selection interview, as specified in the relevant call for applications published on the websites of the School of Humanities and Education and of the Degree Programme.
Italian-German Bilateral Studies
Applicants must have obtained at least:
Italian-Hungarian Bilateral Studies (ELTE)
Applicants seeking the Hungarian Master’s degree awarded by Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Philologist in Hungarian Language and Literature, Philologist in Italian Language, Literature and Culture, or Philologist of Literary and Cultural Studies must have obtained at least:
Italian-Hungarian Bilateral Studies (UNIDEB)
Applicants seeking the Hungarian degree in Translation and Interpreting must have obtained at least:
Italian-French Bilateral Curriculum in Theory and Practice of Translation
Applicants must have obtained:
For all bilateral curricula, equivalences between the academic sectors listed in the University of Florence regulations and those applied at partner universities are specified in annexes to the relevant agreements. Where one or both languages chosen for the Master’s degree differ from those studied at Bachelor’s level, the delegates appointed by the Degree Programme Council will assess the application—on the basis of submitted documentation and/or an interview—and may grant admission or assign additional CFUS to be completed.
4. Admission to F01 and F02
Students with a non-Italian degree who wish to enrol in either the Language Literature and Translation and Linguistics and Philology curricula need to have good written and oral communication skills in Italian and general knowledge of Italian culture and history.
5. Enrollment procedures and Deadlines
For administrative enrolment procedures, please consult the University webpage “Enrolment and Registration”.
6. Enrollment in Subsequent Years
Information on procedures and deadlines for enrolment in years following the first year is available on the relevant University webpages.
7.Further information
Last
update
10.01.2026