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Study in the heart of the Mediterranean and experience a unique combination of academic excellence, cultural diversity and international exchange.

The Department of Culture and Society at the University of Palermo offers an interdisciplinary learning environment where Humanities and Social Sciences meet to explore cultures, societies, communication, heritage and global challenges from both historical and contemporary perspectives.

Erasmus+ students can choose courses from a wide range of academic fields, including Classics, Cultural Heritage, Archaeology, Art History, History, Anthropology, Geography, Global Studies, Communication and Media Studies, Cultural Communication, Languages and Intercultural Studies, Social Work, Cooperation and Migration Studies, Religious Studies, and Food and Wine Communication.

The Department hosts degree programmes in:  ITA + SITO cds

• Global Studies, History, Politics and Cultures
• Communication and Media Studies
• Cultural Heritage
• Archaeology
• Art History
• Historical, Anthropological and Geographical Studies
• Cultural Heritage Communication
• Public, Corporate and Advertising Communication
• Food and Wine Communication
• Social Work
• Social Work, Inequalities and Social Vulnerability
• Cooperation, Development and Migration Studies

Through numerous Erasmus+ agreements and international partnerships, the Department promotes student mobility, intercultural dialogue and academic cooperation across Europe and beyond. Incoming students are supported by dedicated academic and administrative staff throughout their mobility period, from the preparation of their Learning Agreement to the recognition of academic activities completed at the University of Palermo.

Located in Palermo, a city shaped by centuries of cultural encounters among European, Arab, Norman and Mediterranean civilizations, the Department offers an ideal setting for combining academic study with a unique cultural experience.

We look forward to welcoming you to Palermo and to sharing with you the rich academic, cultural and social life of our Department.