The course aims to develop and strengthen students’ communicative competences in corporate and institutional settings by providing a theoretical understanding of the core principles of business communication and enhancing their ability to convey messages effectively and strategically in professional contexts. In particular, the course focuses on consolidating the language skills required for written production in English, with reference to key text types used in business communication (such as formal emails, press releases, and short reports), promoting the appropriate use of grammatical structures and specialised vocabulary. By the end of the course, students will be expected to demonstrate: – lexical and grammatical competence at B2+/C1 level in the domain of professional English for corporate communication; – the ability to read, understand, and analyse authentic texts from institutional and business contexts; – the ability to produce clear, coherent, and purpose-oriented written texts in English; – increased awareness of effective communicative strategies, also transferable to written production in their native language. The course also contributes to the development of critical awareness in evaluating linguistic registers and stylistic choices according to context and communicative goals (Dublin Descriptor 3), as well as to the ability to communicate content clearly and effectively in a foreign language (Dublin Descriptor 4). Furthermore, it fosters autonomy in learning and encourages ongoing improvement of acquired competences (Dublin Descriptor 5).