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Bachelor’s Course in Language Mediation Sciences
International and Diplomatic Relations
This course is very up-to-date and innovative. It is designed to teach the foundations of marketing and communication in the 2.0 era.
Objectives of the course
This course aims to train high-professional interpreters and translators by developing skills to participate in meetings of international organizations in the diplomatic field, manage collaborations with foreign countries, implement international cooperation programs for the development of diplomatic relations for international security and peace.
Curriculum
The student can choose one of the following plans of study:
Plan A – Second language of choice TRANSLATION (French-German-Spanish)
Plan B – Second language of choice INTERPRETATION (French-German-Spanish)
First year
Unit Code | Study Unit | Credits | |
| L-FIL- LET/12 | Italian Linguistics | 6 | |
| SPS/08 | Intercultural Communication and Society | 6 | |
| L-LIN/10 | English literature 1 | 9 | |
| L-LIN/05-03-13 | Second Language Literature 1 – other than English | 9 | |
| L-LIN/12 | Language Mediation 1 – English | 15 | |
| L-LIN/04-07-14-21 L-OR/12-21 | Second Language Mediation 1 – other than English | 15 | |
Second year
Unit Code | Study Unit | Credits | |
IUS/13 | International Law | 6 | |
SECS-P/02 | International Strategies for Economic Development | 6 | |
SPS/06 | History of international relations | 6 | |
IUS/13 | Workshops in International Organizations | 6 | |
L-LIN/10 | English Literature 2 | 6 | |
L-LIN/12 | Language Mediation 2 – English | 15 | |
L-LIN/04-07-14-21 | Second Language Mediation 2 – other than English | 15 | |
Third year
Unit Code | Study Unit | Credits | |
L-LIN/12 | Language Mediation 3 – English | 15 | |
L-LIN/04-07-14-21 | Second Language Mediation 3 – other than English | 15 | |
Study Unit of student’s choice | 15 | ||
Tutorials, Conferences, Certifications and Workshops | 3 | ||
Internship | 6 | ||
Final Exam | 6 | ||
Main subjects
Your Study Plan includes practical and sector- based subjects as well as workshops that are in line with job market requests.
The main subjects, among others, are the following:
International Law
History of International Relations
International Strategies for Economic Development
Some vocational workshops
Analysis and planning of peace actions
Diplomatic style and negotiation techniques
European projects and management of Structural Funds
Career opportunities
Columbus Academy’s curriculums of study will give you the right skills to be placed in international institutions cooperating with foreign countries. The most relevant professional figures emerging from our courses are:
Intercultural expert working in public bodies, private companies, international and diplomatic organizations, tourism centres, embassies, consulates, ministries, companies, publishing companies.
Parliament and congress interpreter (European Parliament, international conferences, government delegations)
Liaison, consecutive and simultaneous interpreting;
Diplomatic mediator;
Expert in mediation in prefectures, police stations, airports and council offices.
