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Admission Requirements

Students wishing to enroll for the Master's Degree Program in Area and Global Studies for International Cooperation must have a Bachelor's Degree or a three-year university degree or another qualification obtained abroad, recognized as appropriate according to current legislation. Students must also fulfill the curricular requirements and possess an adequate personal preparation, since enrolment is not foreseen with training shortages.
Adequate ability to use the main IT tools (word processing, use of spreadsheets, design and management of databases, use of presentation tools) is taken for granted.
The Master's Degree in Area and Global Studies for International Cooperation is not limited by number but access is determined by the Course. 

To register for the Master's Program in Area and Global Studies for International Cooperation, candidates must have:

  • adequate knowledge of English (CEFR B2 level or higher. Students can self-certify adequate knowledge of English by exhibiting a university English exam certificate equivalent to the level required);
  • basic knowledge (CEFR B1 level or higher) of one of the other languages taught in the Master’s degree (French, Portuguese, Spanish, Swahili, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Russian. Students can self-certify knowledge of the second language by exhibiting a university language exam certificate equivalent to the level required);
  • one of the following curricular requirements:
    • Italian Degree in Political Science and International Relations (L-36 Class)
    • Italian Degree in Peace Studies (L-37 Class)
    • an Italian Bachelor's Degree, or a three-year university degree, or another qualification obtained abroad recognized as appropriate according to current legislation, provided that they have earned at least 18 Italian credits (or equivalent) in the following blocks of academic disciplines (candidates must have credits in 2 blocks at least):
L-LIN/04 LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - FRENCH
L-LIN/06 LATIN AMERICAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
L-LIN/07 LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - SPANISH
L-LIN/09 LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - PORTUGUESE AND BRAZILIAN
L-LIN/12 LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - ENGLISH
L-OR/09 AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
L-OR/10 HISTORY OF ISLAMIC COUNTRIES
L-OR/12 ARABIC LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
L-OR/19 MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
L-OR/21 CHINESE AND SOUTH ASIAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
 
IUS/02 COMPARATIVE PRIVATE LAW
IUS/08 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
IUS/09 PUBLIC LAW
IUS/13 INTERNATIONAL LAW
IUS/14 EUROPEAN UNION LAW
IUS/21 COMPARATIVE PUBLIC LAW
 
M-DEA/01 DEMOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
M-GGR/01 GEOGRAPHY
M-GGR/02 ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
M-STO/02 EARLY MODERN HISTORY
M-STO/03 HISTORY OF EASTERN EUROPE
M-STO/04 MODERN HISTORY
M-STO/05 HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
M-STO/06 HISTORY OF RELIGIONS
 
SECS-P/01 ECONOMICS
SECS P/02 ECONOMIC POLICY
SECS-P/03 PUBLIC ECONOMICS
SECS-P/07 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTING STUDIES
SECS-P/08 MANAGEMENT
SECS-P/12 ECONOMIC HISTORY
SECS-S/01 STATISTICS
SECS-S/03 ECONOMIC STATISTICS
SECS-S/04 DEMOGRAPHY
SECS-S/05 SOCIAL STATISTICS
 
SPS/02 HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT
SPS/03 HISTORY OF POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
SPS/04 POLITICAL SCIENCE
SPS/05 AMERICAN HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS
SPS/06 HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
SPS/07 GENERAL SOCIOLOGY
SPS/08 SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION
SPS/09 ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY OF WORK AND ORGANIZATION
SPS/10 URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY
SPS/11 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY
SPS/12 SOCIOLOGY OF LAW, DEVIANCE AND SOCIAL CHANGE
SPS/13 AFRICAN HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS
SPS/14 ASIAN HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS
 
Candidates with Italian qualification who already possess the curricular requirements, but also students who are completing coursework in order to acquire them (or in any case working towards acquiring such requirements), are admitted to a written test (see How to apply) aimed at verifying the adequacy of candidates' personal preparation. 
Candidates who pass the test are then admitted to an interview on their motivations for the "Area and global studies for international cooperation" programme. The interview is also aimed at assessing knowledge of English and of the second language, as well as at verifying other formal admission requirements.  
 
If the candidate for registration is in possession of an Italian Master's Degree, the calculation of the curricular requirements is conducted on the credits earned during the entire university career.
 
Candidates with foreign qualification can register only according to the procedures for international students established by the University. Applicants having the above-mentioned curricular requirements are admitted to an interview – in English – aimed at verifying their personal knowledge of English and second language, and at discussing their general knowledge on the main themes of the course program and previous experience. 
 
If the candidate is not in possession of the curricular requirements, the Faculty Board may eventually allow her/him to enroll in specific courses of the Master's Degree. 
 
 
 
 
Last update: 17/03/2023 12:07

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