MASTER’S DEGREE
Technologies and Languages of Communication
Course Summary
This Master’s Degree in Technologies and Languages of Communication is grounded on the awareness that Paul Watzlawick’s first axiom – according to which “people cannot avoid communicating” – is currently valid to a much broader extent than in the past due to complexities of the modern communication dimension, as mediated by digital technologies. In such a context, each single performed act acquires a significance in communication terms and, what really matters, leaves a trace behind, a sign, of digital nature, made up of data and information that contribute to the daily information pollution.
In this framework, students gain both theoretical and practical skills in communication and digital and interactive media languages. In detail, the course focuses on the complex pool of the technical, scientific, creative, and productive knowledge required to design, create, evaluate, and promote interactive products.
Technologies and Languages of Communication
Next start date: 18/10/2021
Tuition Fees: €12,000 per year
Key Info
- Degree code: LM-59
- Degree type: MA
- Study method: Full-time
- Course language: English
- Duration: 2 years
- Location: Rome
- Entry requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree
- B2 level (CEFR) of English
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Career Opportunities
Over 90% of Link Campus University graduates find employment within 6 months of finishing their course
Type of roles that you could work in as a graduate of this course:
- Innovation Strategist
- User Experience Designer
- Social Media Manager
- Digital Marketing Specialist
- Interaction Designer
- Graphic Designer
- Web and Mobile Designer
- Project Manager of innovative projects

Careers overview
Students will be shaped into expert professionals in the field of digital innovation, with the specific ability to design and create new communication formats which are applicable to modern communication networks scenarios.
Graduates of this Master’s degree will also be able to hold high-responsibility functions in the management of teams dealing with the development of applications, games, and innovative services with a relevant technological component; the promotion and marketing of vis-à-vis digital products; and the assessment of users’ experience in digital/interactive contexts.
They will also be capable of making the most of acquired knowledge and skills by setting up their own business in the various communication sectors related to interactive, multimedia, and video gaming products.
Study Plan
First Year
FIRST SEMESTER | ||||
Subject | SSD | CFU | ||
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Social Innovation & Trasformation Design | SPS/08 | 6 | ||
Cognitive Psychology | M-PSI/06 | 6 | ||
Network Society | SPS/08 | 6 | ||
Digital Transformation | SPS/08 | 6 | ||
Gammification Strategies | M-PD/03 | 6 | ||
Interaction Design & Programming Interaction Design Programming web & mobile |
SPS/08 INF/01 |
3 6 |
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Programming web & mobile | INF/01 | 6 | ||
SECOND SEMESTER | ||||
Subject | SSD | CFU | ||
Sociology of Languages | SPS/07 | 6 | ||
Digital Marketing | SECS-P/06 | 6 | ||
Data Analysis & Visualization | SECS-S/01 | 6 |
Second Year
FIRST SEMESTER | ||||
Subject | SSD | CFU | ||
Computer Graphics, Modeling & 3D Printing | INF/<01 | 6 | ||
Service & Innovation Design | SPS/08 | 9 | ||
English Language for Multimedia Communications | 3 | |||
SECOND SEMESTER | ||||
Subject | SSD | CFU | ||
Digital marketing lab | 5 | |||
Visual communication lab | 7 | |||
Internship | 6 | |||
Final Dissertation |
Fees and Funding
Full details of tuition fees can be found on the Tuition Fees page
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