Our Master’s students acquire advanced knowledge of the different theories and methodologies of interculturality, globalization, postcolonial and transnational studies. Through the curricular offer at hand, students gain in-depth knowledge of the philological tools that are necessary to analyze and compare complex texts and other cultural manifestations. They also learn to discriminate and apply literary, media and cultural theories and methodologies on identity (gender, class, sexuality, ethnicity, etc.); to become familiar with the theoretical and critical tools employed to elaborate discourses on interculturality and otherness and to interpret texts and primary sources related to gender. Moreover, the links between artistic creation and contemporary history, cultural institutions and social and political trends are explored, always taking into account the effects of colonization and globalization.