Diploma in Universal Literature

This Diploma in Universal Literature offers a fascinating tour through the masterpieces that formed our cultural paradigm, exploring the historical contexts where they were created, the narrative styles, the symbolism and the literary currents that have defined the global culture. Through enriching readings and theoretical analysis of the selected works, from ancient literature to modern and postmodern literature, this diploma in universal literature will provide you with a critical and valuable understanding of literary history. Participants will deepen the appreciation of literary diversity and develop analytical critical skills.

- Explore the main literary currents, understanding their historical and cultural contexts - Critically analyze universal literary works to develop interpretive and appreciation skills - Promote reflection on the diversity of perspectives and voices present in universal literature - Develop critical reading skills and argumentation through literary study - Stimulate creative thinking by examining mutual influence between different literature - knowing the literary works that founded the literary works that founded the literary works that found Our culture

The graduates of this diploma in universal literature will be prepared for roles within the educational field, research, writing for different media, cultural management and comparative literature. They can also actively participate in literary criticisms, contributing to the enrichment of global cultural dialogue.

This diploma in universal literature will prepare you to appreciate, analyze and contextualize the great works that make up universal literature, expanding your cultural perspective and strengthening your critical skills. At the end, you will be equipped with analytical tools and an enriching understanding that will allow you to address any literary text with renewed depth and appreciation.

This diploma in universal literature is designed for passionate about literature, humanities students, communication professionals and other professionals in the educational field, regardless of their discipline, who want to expand their literary knowledge and acquire critical and analytical tools to widen their teaching practice.