The present thesis consists in an investigation around the result shown by H. Weber and J.C. Mourrat in [MW17a], where the authors proved that the fluctuation of an Ising models with Kac interaction under a Glauber-type dynamic on a periodic two-dimensional discrete torus near criticality converge to the solution of the Stochastic Quantization Equation Φ 4/2. In Chapter 2, starting from a conjecture in [SW16], we show the robustness of the method proving the convergence in law of the fluctuation field for a general class of ferromagnetic spin models with Kac interaction undergoing a Glauber dynamic near critical temperature. We show that the limiting law solves an SPDE that depends heavily on the state space of the spin system and, as a consequence of our method, we construct a spin system whose dynamical fluctuation field converges to Φ 2n/2. In Chapter 3 we apply an idea by H. Weber and P. Tsatsoulis employed in [TW16], to show tightness for the sequence of magnetization fluctuation fields of the Ising-Kac model on a periodic two-dimensional discrete torus near criticality and characterise the law of the limit as the Φ 4/2 measure on the torus. This result is not an immediate consequence of [MW17a]. In Chapter 4 we study the fluctuations of the magnetization field of the Ising-Kac model under the Kawasaki dynamic at criticality in a one dimensional discrete torus, and we provide some evidence towards the convergence in law to the solution to the Stochastic Cahn-Hilliard equation.