The course of Arts and Humanities allows the possibility of frequency of disciplines offered in single-discipline courses, combining the main scientific areas of the School (Language, Communication, Philosophy, History, Linguistics, Literature, Archaeology, Arts, Culture) and conferring a solid background on the big issues of the arts and humanities. Contact with various materials allows greater ability to deal with complex issues and a greater competence for entry into the labor market. The general humanistic education is essential to pursuit studies and appealing to employers. Is part of the historical role of liberal education for a humanistic and scientific training enshrined in the FL Statute, in relationship with post-graduate courses and with research.