The Master's Degree in 'Communication, Digital Media and Journalism' (LM-19) completes the path begun with the Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences (L-20) and offers Bachelor's graduates a specialisation in the professions of information and publishing systems. It is organised into two tracks, 'Digital Media and Journalism' and 'Digital Media and Publishing', and trains advanced-level professionals with digital skills, to work in the public and private information system and to take on positions of responsibility in digital-media, publishing and journalism companies.
On completion, graduates acquire: solid historical-political, social, legal, literary and linguistic foundations (with regard to Italian); knowledge of the techniques and methodologies of information and communication; skills for designing and managing multimedia/digital products and for the management and organisational needs of companies in the sector; and knowledge of journalistic language, digital media and publishing processes in English.
The programme alternates foundational courses (digital convergence, analysis of social and political phenomena) and applied-vocational activities (workshops on information techniques, multimedia products, publishing and journalism), taking into account the innovations linked to artificial intelligence. The training is completed by free-choice courses, traineeships, Erasmus mobility and seminars with professionals.

Admission to the LM-19 programme requires a degree (Ministerial Decree 270/04, 509/99 or earlier systems) or another qualification obtained abroad and recognised as suitable, and one of the following curricular requirements.
1) Having obtained the qualification in one of the Ministerial Decree 270 classes (or equivalent): L-1 Cultural Heritage; L-3 Figurative Arts, Music, Performing Arts and Fashion; L-5 Philosophy; L-6 Geography; L-10 Humanities; L-11 Modern Languages and Cultures; L-12 Linguistic Mediation; L-14 Legal Services Sciences; L-15 Tourism Sciences; L-16 Administration and Organisation Sciences; L-18 Economics and Business Management Sciences; L-19 Education and Training Sciences; L-20 Communication Sciences; L-24 Psychological Sciences and Techniques; L-31 Computer Science and Technologies; L-33 Economic Sciences; L-36 Political and International Relations Sciences; L-37 Social Sciences for Cooperation, Development and Peace; L-39 Social Work; L-40 Sociology; L-41 Statistics; L-42 History; LMG/01 Law; LM-85 bis Primary Education Sciences.
2) In the case of a degree from another class, having acquired at least 36 CFU in one or more of the disciplinary fields indicated by the Regulations (areas of communication, linguistics, philosophy, history, sociology, pedagogy, geography, economics and law).

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