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Educational goals and objectives

STUDIES IN MEDIAEVAL PHILOLOGY, PALEOGRAPHY, ROMANCE STUDIES
The doctoral programme (starting from the academic year 2018/19) gathers together a unique équipe of scholars engaged in research on the birth and historical development of languages and literary traditions in Medieval Europe (Latin, Greek, Romance, Germanic) on the written cultures which have preserved and transmitted them as well as on the formation and development of modern and contemporary literatures in Romance languages, both in Europe and on the American continent. It includes palaeographers, philologists and textual critics, specialists in Middle Latin, Medieval Germanic Languages, Romance Philology, Old French, Provençal, Galician, Catalan, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French and Hispanic-American Literatures.

Specifiche economiche

Tipologia 1: DM118
Transizione digitale Generiche Pubblica Amministrazione Patrimonio culturale

Tipologia 2: DM117 Tipologia 3: PE/PNC/CN/TP Tipologia 4:Enti terzi
PE/PNC CN/TP
0 0 0 0

Tipologia 5: Sapienza Senza borsa
5 1

Tematiche, curriculum e competenze specifiche
Themes, curriculum and specific competence

C - PNRR351 - non associata a curriculum

- Innovazione Digitale
Competenze richieste: -web semantico; -sistemi interattivi per la rappresentazione, condivisione e disseminazione dei risultati della ricerca avanzata e per il coinvolgimento della comunità come stakeholder della ricerca universitaria; -digitalizzazione di patrimoni storici, da rendere interoperativi con altri patrimoni digitalizzati; -altre tematiche pertinenti
- Digital Innovation
Required skills: - semantic web ; - interactive systems to share, represent and disseminate the results of research and for involving communities as stakeholders in advanced research; -digitatization of historical tangible and intangible Cultural Heritage and interoperability among different platforms and datasets

Il candidato sceglierà una tematica in fase di presentazione della candidatura on line

Admission Procedure

Written examination The written examination will consist of an essay relating to the research areas covered by the programme. The panel will ensure that the paper contains questions relating to all the research areas: palaeography (Greek and Latin), medieval philologies (Romance, Latin, Germanic), Romance Studies. The paper will be drawn on the day of the examination from a pool of three. The exam can be written in either Italia, French, English, Portuguese, Spanish of German.
language ITALIANO
Oral interview The oral exam will consist of:
a) a discussion of the written paper;
b) an assessment of the candidate competence to carry out the proposed research
c) A discussion of the proposed research project and its feasability in time and with respect to the academic staff active in the programme
d) Candidates must show competence in at least one foreign language (Italian in case of foreign students) and in Latin if their proposed research falls in the field of Medieval or Renaissance studies
language ITALIANO

contacts and info tommaso.malaponti@uniroma1.it
more info Questions regarding administrative issues are to be directed to tommaso.malaponti@uniroma1.it
Any clarifications regarding research and the Ph.D. programme are to be directed to the members of the Board (collegio di Dottorato), whose email addresses are published on the our website: https://phd.uniroma1.it/web/SCIENTIFIC-BOARD-STUDIES-IN-MEDIAEVAL-PHILOLOGY,-PALEOGRAPHY,-ROMANCE-STUDIES_nB3566_EN.aspx. On the website perspective candidate will also find some guidelines to prepare for the admission exam.

Curriculum studiorum

Graduation date and grade of the Master's degree
detailed list of exams including completion dates and scores of Masters's degree
Graduation date and grade of the Bachelor’s degree
detailed list of exams including completion dates and scores of Bachelor's degree
History of Scholarships, Research Grants (or similar)
Certificates of Foreign Languages
Certificates of participation in post-graduate university courses

Required documentation

§ research project
mandatory
Candidates must also submit with their application a brief description (in Italian) of their intended research project (max. 8000 characters), which will be discussed and assessed during the oral examination. The project is not binding and can be amended or changed in case of admission. Failure to submit it, however, will be grounds for exclusion., the file must be uploaded within 25/08/2022
§ letter of motivation (by the candidate)
mandatory, the file must be uploaded within 25/08/2022

Language Skills

the candidate must know the following languages
ITALIANO

Exam Schedule

Written examination
day12/09/2022
notesnone
time09:00
classroomAula Supino Martini
addressDipartimento SARAS Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 00185 ROMA
publication on notice boardNO
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/SCIENZE-DEL-TESTO-DAL-MEDIOEVO-ALLA-MODERNITA-FILOLOGIE-MEDIEVALI-PALEOGRAFIA-STUDI-ROMANZI_nD3566.aspx
date of publication13/09/2022
contactstommaso.malaponti@uniroma1.it

Oral interview
day15/09/2022
notesnone
time09:30
classroomLaboratorio Arata, Dipartimento di Studi Europei, Americani e Interculturali
addressFacoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5 00185, Roma
publication on notice boardNO
publication on the web siteYes
web sitehttps://phd.uniroma1.it/web/SCIENZE-DEL-TESTO-DAL-MEDIOEVO-ALLA-MODERNITA-FILOLOGIE-MEDIEVALI-PALEOGRAFIA-STUDI-ROMANZI_nD3566.aspx
date of publication17/09/2022
contactstommaso.malaponti@uniroma1.it

Evaluation scale

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