Language Technologies and Digital Humanities

1. Başvuru takvimi

2. Kabul koşulları

Akademik geçmiş

1) DEGREE LEVEL. A Bachelor's degree / three-year university degree (Laurea Triennale) or a qualification obtained abroad recognised as suitable under current legislation; Apply@UniTo: 'You must hold a first-cycle degree (i.e. bachelor's degree) gained after at least 3 years of University education.' 2) ELIGIBLE ITALIAN DEGREE CLASSES (curricular requirement route stated on the programme page, D.M. 270 classes): L-1 Cultural Heritage; L-3 Visual Arts, Music, Performing Arts and Fashion Studies; L-5 Philosophy; L-8 Information Engineering; L-10 Literature; L-11 Modern Languages and Cultures; L-12 Linguistic Mediation/Applied Languages; L-15 Tourism Sciences; L-19 Education and Training Sciences; L-20 Communication Sciences; L-31 Computer Science and Technologies; L-42 History; L-43 Technologies for the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage. 3) CREDIT (ECTS/CFU) REQUIREMENT. At least 54 ECTS across a long list of scientific-disciplinary sectors (SSD): INF/01 Informatics; ING-INF/05 Information processing systems; IUS/01 Private Law; IUS/04 Commercial Law; IUS/10 Administrative Law; IUS/19 History of Medieval and Modern Law; L-ANT/03 Roman History; L-ART/01, /02, /03 Medieval, Modern and Contemporary Art History; L-ART/06 Cinema, Photography and Television; L-ART/07 Musicology and History of Music; L-FIL-LET/02 Greek Language and Literature; L-FIL-LET/04 Latin Language and Literature; L-FIL-LET/05 Classical Philology; L-FIL-LET/09 Romance Philology and Linguistics; L-FIL-LET/10 Italian Literature; L-FIL-LET/11 Contemporary Italian Literature; L-FIL-LET/12 Italian Linguistics; L-FIL-LET/13 Philology of Italian Literature; L-FIL-LET/15 Germanic Philology; L-LIN/01 Glottology and Linguistics; L-LIN/03 French Literature; L-LIN/04 French Language and Translation; L-LIN/05 Spanish Literature; L-LIN/06 Hispano-American Languages and Literatures; L-LIN/07 Spanish Language and Translation; L-LIN/10 English Literature; L-LIN/11 Anglo-American Languages and Literatures; L-LIN/12 English Language and Translation; L-LIN/13 German Literature; L-LIN/14 German Language and Translation; L-OR/12 Arabic Language and Literature; L-OR/19 Modern Languages and Literatures of the Indian Subcontinent; L-OR/21 Languages and Literatures of China; L-OR/22 Languages and Literatures of Japan and Korea; M-FIL/02 Logic and Philosophy of Science; M-FIL/04 Aesthetics; M-FIL/05 Philosophy and Theory of Languages; M-FIL/06 History of Philosophy; M-STO/01 Medieval History; M-STO/02 Modern History; M-STO/04 Contemporary History; SPS/07 General Sociology; SPS/08 Sociology of Cultural (and Communication) Processes. Of these 54 ECTS, AT LEAST 18 ECTS must fall in the core sectors INF/01 Informatics, ING-INF/05 Information processing systems, L-FIL-LET/04 Latin Language and Literature, L-FIL-LET/10 Italian Literature, L-FIL-LET/11 Contemporary Italian Literature, L-LIN/12 English Language and Translation, M-STO/02 Modern History, M-STO/04 Contemporary History. 4) MINIMUM FINAL GRADE (threshold published on Apply@UniTo for holders of a foreign degree, expressed as a share of the maximum grade): (a) undergraduate degree in Computer Sciences - final grade at least 7.7/10 of the highest possible grade (85/110 for an Italian degree); (b) any other eligible undergraduate degree - final grade at least 8.2/10 of the highest possible grade (90/110 for an Italian degree). 5) PERSONAL PREPARATION. Beyond the curricular requirements, candidates must demonstrate 'adequate personal preparation', assessed by the admission Commission through the dossier and the interview; enrolment is 'subject to a positive evaluation by the Commission responsible for selecting the candidates, which will be composed by at least three teachers from the Master's Degree course'. 6) MISSING CREDITS. Candidates lacking the required SSD credits may, on indication of the degree-course council (CCLM), enrol in single courses (individual teachings) offered by the University and must pass the corresponding assessments BEFORE enrolling in the Master's degree. UNITO students open a ticket through the Student Service Desk (Category: Humanities Pole, Subject: Single courses); non-UNITO students write to servizistudenti.scienzeumanistiche@unito.it with subject 'SINGLE COURSES - MASTER'S DEGREE ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS'. Exam results must be communicated by the enrolment deadline of the cycle. 7) PLACES / QUOTA. The programme has non-restricted access, so no general numerus clausus applies; the only published quota is 'This Master's degree program has 50 available places for non-European applicants residing abroad.' 8) CONDITIONAL ADMISSION. Applicants who have not yet graduated may apply and be admitted conditionally, but must obtain the bachelor's degree and complete the actual enrolment by the Academic Senate's deadline (14 January 2027 for a.y. 2026/27; 17 January 2025 in the previous published cycle). The programme warns that classes start in mid-September and that conditionally admitted candidates may need to start attending before final confirmation.Tümünü okuDaralt

1) DEGREE LEVEL. A Bachelor's degree / three-year university degree (Laurea Triennale) or a qualification obtained abroad recognised as suitable under current legislation; Apply@UniTo: 'You must hold a first-cycle degree (i.e. bachelor's degree) gained after at least 3 years of University education.' 2) ELIGIBLE ITALIAN DEGREE CLASSES (curricular requirement route stated on the programme page, D.M. 270 classes): L-1 Cultural Heritage; L-3 Visual Arts, Music, Performing Arts and Fashion Studies; L-5 Philosophy; L-8 Information Engineering; L-10 Literature; L-11 Modern Languages and Cultures; L-12 Linguistic Mediation/Applied Languages; L-15 Tourism Sciences; L-19 Education and Training Sciences; L-20 Communication Sciences; L-31 Computer Science and Technologies; L-42 History; L-43 Technologies for the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage. 3) CREDIT (ECTS/CFU) REQUIREMENT. At least 54 ECTS across a long list of scientific-disciplinary sectors (SSD): INF/01 Informatics; ING-INF/05 Information processing systems; IUS/01 Private Law; IUS/04 Commercial Law; IUS/10 Administrative Law; IUS/19 History of Medieval and Modern Law; L-ANT/03 Roman History; L-ART/01, /02, /03 Medieval, Modern and Contemporary Art History; L-ART/06 Cinema, Photography and Television; L-ART/07 Musicology and History of Music; L-FIL-LET/02 Greek Language and Literature; L-FIL-LET/04 Latin Language and Literature; L-FIL-LET/05 Classical Philology; L-FIL-LET/09 Romance Philology and Linguistics; L-FIL-LET/10 Italian Literature; L-FIL-LET/11 Contemporary Italian Literature; L-FIL-LET/12 Italian Linguistics; L-FIL-LET/13 Philology of Italian Literature; L-FIL-LET/15 Germanic Philology; L-LIN/01 Glottology and Linguistics; L-LIN/03 French Literature; L-LIN/04 French Language and Translation; L-LIN/05 Spanish Literature; L-LIN/06 Hispano-American Languages and Literatures; L-LIN/07 Spanish Language and Translation; L-LIN/10 English Literature; L-LIN/11 Anglo-American Languages and Literatures; L-LIN/12 English Language and Translation; L-LIN/13 German Literature; L-LIN/14 German Language and Translation; L-OR/12 Arabic Language and Literature; L-OR/19 Modern Languages and Literatures of the Indian Subcontinent; L-OR/21 Languages and Literatures of China; L-OR/22 Languages and Literatures of Japan and Korea; M-FIL/02 Logic and Philosophy of Science; M-FIL/04 Aesthetics; M-FIL/05 Philosophy and Theory of Languages; M-FIL/06 History of Philosophy; M-STO/01 Medieval History; M-STO/02 Modern History; M-STO/04 Contemporary History; SPS/07 General Sociology; SPS/08 Sociology of Cultural (and Communication) Processes. Of these 54 ECTS, AT LEAST 18 ECTS must fall in the core sectors INF/01 Informatics, ING-INF/05 Information processing systems, L-FIL-LET/04 Latin Language and Literature, L-FIL-LET/10 Italian Literature, L-FIL-LET/11 Contemporary Italian Literature, L-LIN/12 English Language and Translation, M-STO/02 Modern History, M-STO/04 Contemporary History. 4) MINIMUM FINAL GRADE (threshold published on Apply@UniTo for holders of a foreign degree, expressed as a share of the maximum grade): (a) undergraduate degree in Computer Sciences - final grade at least 7.7/10 of the highest possible grade (85/110 for an Italian degree); (b) any other eligible undergraduate degree - final grade at least 8.2/10 of the highest possible grade (90/110 for an Italian degree). 5) PERSONAL PREPARATION. Beyond the curricular requirements, candidates must demonstrate 'adequate personal preparation', assessed by the admission Commission through the dossier and the interview; enrolment is 'subject to a positive evaluation by the Commission responsible for selecting the candidates, which will be composed by at least three teachers from the Master's Degree course'. 6) MISSING CREDITS. Candidates lacking the required SSD credits may, on indication of the degree-course council (CCLM), enrol in single courses (individual teachings) offered by the University and must pass the corresponding assessments BEFORE enrolling in the Master's degree. UNITO students open a ticket through the Student Service Desk (Category: Humanities Pole, Subject: Single courses); non-UNITO students write to servizistudenti.scienzeumanistiche@unito.it with subject 'SINGLE COURSES - MASTER'S DEGREE ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS'. Exam results must be communicated by the enrolment deadline of the cycle. 7) PLACES / QUOTA. The programme has non-restricted access, so no general numerus clausus applies; the only published quota is 'This Master's degree program has 50 available places for non-European applicants residing abroad.' 8) CONDITIONAL ADMISSION. Applicants who have not yet graduated may apply and be admitted conditionally, but must obtain the bachelor's degree and complete the actual enrolment by the Academic Senate's deadline (14 January 2027 for a.y. 2026/27; 17 January 2025 in the previous published cycle). The programme warns that classes start in mid-September and that conditionally admitted candidates may need to start attending before final confirmation.

Dil yeterliliği

ENGLISH - CEFR B2 minimum. The programme's admission-requirements page lists as curricular requirement (c) 'knowledge of the English language at least at B2 level'. Apply@UniTo (course 695) states: 'Applicants must hold an international certification ... certifying at least a CEFR B2 level of English language proficiency. Language certification must be no more than three years old.' Accepted certifications and minimum scores listed by Apply@UniTo: Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE); Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE); Cambridge First Certificate of English (FCE) - minimum score 173 (grade B); PTE Academic - minimum 65; IELTS - minimum 5.5 out of 9, with no component lower than 5.5; TOEFL iBT - minimum 69 out of 120, no component lower than 17; Trinity College ISE II. EXEMPTION / ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: the programme page expressly provides that a certificate is not indispensable - 'If you do not have certificates proving your English skills, these will be verified during the interview', and the interview explicitly assesses 'their English language skills'. ITALIAN - no Italian language requirement: the degree is taught in English, so the UNITO rule requiring an Italian certificate at B2 (CLIQ/CISIA ITA-L2) from non-EU visa applicants applies only to Italian-taught free-access programmes and not to this one. Free 'Learning Italian' support courses are offered to enrolled students (the microsite carries a dedicated 'Learning Italian' page). [uncertain - Apply@UniTo phrases the certificate as mandatory while the programme's own page allows verification at interview instead; the two official sources are not fully aligned, and no explicit waiver is published for applicants whose previous degree was taught in English]Tümünü okuDaralt

ENGLISH - CEFR B2 minimum. The programme's admission-requirements page lists as curricular requirement (c) 'knowledge of the English language at least at B2 level'. Apply@UniTo (course 695) states: 'Applicants must hold an international certification ... certifying at least a CEFR B2 level of English language proficiency. Language certification must be no more than three years old.' Accepted certifications and minimum scores listed by Apply@UniTo: Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE); Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE); Cambridge First Certificate of English (FCE) - minimum score 173 (grade B); PTE Academic - minimum 65; IELTS - minimum 5.5 out of 9, with no component lower than 5.5; TOEFL iBT - minimum 69 out of 120, no component lower than 17; Trinity College ISE II. EXEMPTION / ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: the programme page expressly provides that a certificate is not indispensable - 'If you do not have certificates proving your English skills, these will be verified during the interview', and the interview explicitly assesses 'their English language skills'. ITALIAN - no Italian language requirement: the degree is taught in English, so the UNITO rule requiring an Italian certificate at B2 (CLIQ/CISIA ITA-L2) from non-EU visa applicants applies only to Italian-taught free-access programmes and not to this one. Free 'Learning Italian' support courses are offered to enrolled students (the microsite carries a dedicated 'Learning Italian' page). [uncertain - Apply@UniTo phrases the certificate as mandatory while the programme's own page allows verification at interview instead; the two official sources are not fully aligned, and no explicit waiver is published for applicants whose previous degree was taught in English]

Sınav / değerlendirme

NO written entrance test (no TOLC, no SAT, no GRE/GMAT). Admission is by DOSSIER EVALUATION + COMPULSORY ADMISSION INTERVIEW before a Commission of at least three teachers of the Master's Degree course. Apply@UniTo states plainly: 'An admission committee will evaluate applications, based on curriculum and an interview.' The programme's admission-requirements page specifies: 'The admission interview for the degree course is aimed at ascertaining the possession of the basic requirements, necessary to face the master's degree course. In particular, during the interview candidates will be evaluated in relation to their curriculum, with regard to their basic skills with respect to theories and methods in digital humanities, computational techniques and their English language skills.' The interview also serves to verify English proficiency for candidates who do not hold an English certificate. Format and scheduling: interviews 'take place at least once a year, in blended mode and open to the public, upon notice on the degree course website'; in practice several telematic (Cisco Webex) sessions are held per application cycle, each covering the applications received by a stated cut-off date, and candidates receive a personal invitation e-mail from the commission president a few days beforehand. Candidates may request an alternative date, which the Commission will consider if adequately justified. Example schedule from the previous published cycle (a.y. 2024/25, Webex room https://unito.webex.com/meet/andrea.balbo): 11 July 2pm for applications received up to 7 July; 19 September 9am for applications up to 15 September; 5 November 9am for applications up to 31 October; 13 January 2025 9am for applications up to 31 December. [uncertain - the corresponding 2026/2027 interview session dates could not be read: the live programme page is unreachable and the only Wayback snapshot of it carries the 2024/25 schedule]Tümünü okuDaralt

NO written entrance test (no TOLC, no SAT, no GRE/GMAT). Admission is by DOSSIER EVALUATION + COMPULSORY ADMISSION INTERVIEW before a Commission of at least three teachers of the Master's Degree course. Apply@UniTo states plainly: 'An admission committee will evaluate applications, based on curriculum and an interview.' The programme's admission-requirements page specifies: 'The admission interview for the degree course is aimed at ascertaining the possession of the basic requirements, necessary to face the master's degree course. In particular, during the interview candidates will be evaluated in relation to their curriculum, with regard to their basic skills with respect to theories and methods in digital humanities, computational techniques and their English language skills.' The interview also serves to verify English proficiency for candidates who do not hold an English certificate. Format and scheduling: interviews 'take place at least once a year, in blended mode and open to the public, upon notice on the degree course website'; in practice several telematic (Cisco Webex) sessions are held per application cycle, each covering the applications received by a stated cut-off date, and candidates receive a personal invitation e-mail from the commission president a few days beforehand. Candidates may request an alternative date, which the Commission will consider if adequately justified. Example schedule from the previous published cycle (a.y. 2024/25, Webex room https://unito.webex.com/meet/andrea.balbo): 11 July 2pm for applications received up to 7 July; 19 September 9am for applications up to 15 September; 5 November 9am for applications up to 31 October; 13 January 2025 9am for applications up to 31 December. [uncertain - the corresponding 2026/2027 interview session dates could not be read: the live programme page is unreachable and the only Wayback snapshot of it carries the 2024/25 schedule]

3. Hazırlanacak belgeler

• A) PROGRAMME DOSSIER (required by the degree course for the admission Commission, all routes): (1) a copy of the first-level (bachelor's) qualification; (2) the curriculum vitae et studiorum, in Italian or English; (3) any certificate of English language knowledge held (optional - otherwise English is verified at the interview); (4) a cover/motivation letter setting out the candidate's interest in and reasons for enrolling in the Master's Degree in Language Technologies and Digital Humanities and their personal and professional objectives. Apply@UniTo restates this under 'Other requirements': 'A motivation letter must be added to your application.' B) DOMESTIC ROUTE (Italian degree holders, SUM preliminary application on MyUniTO): the online form must be filled in with the exams taken, specifying SSD, CFU and grade, and the following must be attached: the self-certification of passed exams and the documents proving that the entry requirements are met (i.e. the dossier in A). Non-UNITO graduates must first register on the www.unito.it portal to obtain credentials; UNITO graduates use their existing UNITO credentials. C) APPLY@UNITO ROUTE (holders of a foreign qualification), in addition to A: valid identity document / passport (passport for non-EU citizens; residence permit valid for university enrolment for non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy); the first-cycle degree certificate obtained after at least 3 years of university education (or evidence that it will be obtained in time); the official academic transcript of records showing exams, SSD/subject areas, credits and grades - needed to verify the 54 ECTS / 18 ECTS core-sector and final-grade thresholds; the motivation letter in English or Italian; English language certification where held; optionally the degree programme syllabus (course descriptions) issued by the foreign institution with a translation into Italian, English, French or Spanish; documents required for the applicant's specific foreign education system; payment of the EUR 60 non-refundable application fee within the call deadline (the same amount whether one or two programmes are chosen). LANGUAGE OF DOCUMENTS: 'The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / French / Italian / Spanish. If the document is issued in a different language from those listed above, you will have to upload both the original document and its certified translation.' AFTER SUBMISSION: UNITO may request further documents - Declaration of Value, Statement of Verification, or a CIMEA Statement of Comparability - and the International Students Office may request additional documentation again at the enrolment stage. Non-EU visa applicants must in addition complete the Universitaly pre-enrolment application (one programme only) with the competent Italian embassy/consulate.Tümünü okuDaralt

  A) PROGRAMME DOSSIER (required by the degree course for the admission Commission, all routes): (1) a copy of the first-level (bachelor's) qualification; (2) the curriculum vitae et studiorum, in Italian or English; (3) any certificate of English language knowledge held (optional - otherwise English is verified at the interview); (4) a cover/motivation letter setting out the candidate's interest in and reasons for enrolling in the Master's Degree in Language Technologies and Digital Humanities and their personal and professional objectives. Apply@UniTo restates this under 'Other requirements': 'A motivation letter must be added to your application.' B) DOMESTIC ROUTE (Italian degree holders, SUM preliminary application on MyUniTO): the online form must be filled in with the exams taken, specifying SSD, CFU and grade, and the following must be attached: the self-certification of passed exams and the documents proving that the entry requirements are met (i.e. the dossier in A). Non-UNITO graduates must first register on the www.unito.it portal to obtain credentials; UNITO graduates use their existing UNITO credentials. C) APPLY@UNITO ROUTE (holders of a foreign qualification), in addition to A: valid identity document / passport (passport for non-EU citizens; residence permit valid for university enrolment for non-EU citizens legally residing in Italy); the first-cycle degree certificate obtained after at least 3 years of university education (or evidence that it will be obtained in time); the official academic transcript of records showing exams, SSD/subject areas, credits and grades - needed to verify the 54 ECTS / 18 ECTS core-sector and final-grade thresholds; the motivation letter in English or Italian; English language certification where held; optionally the degree programme syllabus (course descriptions) issued by the foreign institution with a translation into Italian, English, French or Spanish; documents required for the applicant's specific foreign education system; payment of the EUR 60 non-refundable application fee within the call deadline (the same amount whether one or two programmes are chosen). LANGUAGE OF DOCUMENTS: 'The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / French / Italian / Spanish. If the document is issued in a different language from those listed above, you will have to upload both the original document and its certified translation.' AFTER SUBMISSION: UNITO may request further documents - Declaration of Value, Statement of Verification, or a CIMEA Statement of Comparability - and the International Students Office may request additional documentation again at the enrolment stage. Non-EU visa applicants must in addition complete the Universitaly pre-enrolment application (one programme only) with the competent Italian embassy/consulate.