Graduates must demonstrate that they have achieved oral and written communication skills in the study languages, with particular reference to the legal, economic and mediation fields. Communication skills are achieved and verified through written and oral exercises, depending on the type of laboratory activated

Graduates must demonstrate that they have achieved oral and written communication skills in the study languages, with particular reference to the legal, economic and mediation fields. Communication skills are achieved and verified through written and oral exercises, depending on the type of laboratory activated

Graduates will have to demonstrate autonomous learning capacity of further knowledge, through the use of specialized bibliographic sources, multilingual terminological databases (IATE), thematic glossaries compiled by EU translators, self-learning computer programs. These further learning abilities can be exploited both in the workplace, in the acquisition of new and updated skills, and in the possible continuation of studies (eg PhD).
Learning skills are achieved and verified by experimenting in the course of the second year courses with the ability to consult and profitably use the aforementioned self-learning tools.