The course aims to increase the knowledge and insights about the research methodology, identify qualitative and organizational research tools and methods, and implement the ability to analyze the dynamics of work processes in complex organizations critically. It also encourages problem-solving and decision-making skills between the individual, the workgroup, and the organization to overcome the organizational problems. SOCIOLOGY OF WORK AND COMMUNICATION PROCESSES At the end of the course, the student must (1) reflect in sociological terms on the changes that characterize the world of work, regarding organizational and communicative dimensions, especially in the health sector; (2) understand the nature, characteristics, and relationships of the working organizations within the current social context; (3) use the acquired knowledge to improve their behaviour as professionals in a context of complexity. In addition, the course aims to promote an understanding of the processes of job adjustment for the different actors involved and their relationships with the more general context and the ability to recognize the importance of organizational processes, especially communication and its related dynamics. Helpful in understanding the work environment in its cultural and ethical aspects, the course provides students with a 'toolbox' to deal with today's complexity and to reflect on individual professional actions, broaden views and develop personal judgment as well as communication and relationship skills in both the patient and the organizational context. MULTICULTURALISM AND LANGUAGE THEORIES. At the end of the course, the student must have a fundamental knowledge of Indo-European languages - social and language changes caused by immigration. To this end, cornerstone concepts of modern language science, including the discrepancy between major and minor languages, will be discussed. QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY At the end of the course, the student must have a fundamental knowledge of the design and implementation of qualitative research projects to improve the professional environment. Moreover, at the end of the course, the student must (1) understand the essence of the field of qualitative research in health care settings and its guidelines, philosophical and methodological issues; (2) acquired the ability to implement and analyze qualitative research protocols in a health care setting, discovering strengths and weakness, and to understand the different possibilities available for the management and search of information. LOGIC AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE At the end of the course, the student must have basic knowledge of the fundamental gnoseological, methodological and epistemological problems of logic in health sciences and know-how to apply the logical method to the clinical reasoning in rehabilitation practice. BIOETHICS At the end of the course, the student must (1) have basic knowledge of the method and the underlying themes in bioethics; (2) understand the interconnections between ethics and professional deontology with particular regard to bioethical issues; (3) reflect independently on the ethically sensitive issues that could arise in clinical practice.