Ideally, those willing to start these master studies must have a philological background in particular and a humanistic one in general. That is, grammar knowledge and competencies in your own language and in at least one foreign language; general literary knowledge and knowledge of the literature of a particular language; an ability to analyse and interpret texts at different levels; and an interest in social and cultural phenomena related with language and culture. It would also be very useful to be knowledgeable of other Humanities-related areas. Those showing an interest in these subjects will be eligible even if they are not specifically educated.
The masters is focused on research, which requires students to have a critical attitude and the ability to reflect analytically. Candidates must be able to work autonomously and have basic skills to find data and bibliographical materials, and to use computer tools.
Lastly, they must be committed to society and practise the values of a culture based on peace, tolerance, democracy, equal opportunities, sustainable development and basic rights.
