Master in International Cooperation, Finance and Development
Objectives
The Master focuses on issues related to development and growth both in developing and emerging countries as well as in the backward areas of developed nations. It also offers some knowledge on planning practices and project management and aims to provide a broad education in international cooperation and economic development, enabling students to acquire the knowledge and critical understanding necessary to make a significant contribution to the management of public and private policies within the international cooperation framework. Therefore, the Master graduates will be prepared to manage international cooperation and development projects in different sectors, consistently with their training and experience, within a variety of organizations including International institutions, Public Administration, NGOs, Private companies.
Content
The Master is divided into five sections and focuses on issues related to the development and growth both in developing and emerging countries as well in the backward areas of developed nations. It offers some knowledge on planning practices and project management. Understanding the processes of social change, economic development, globalization and international trade within different political, cultural, economic and environmental contexts, are the focus of the Master course.
Faculty and tutorship
The department is highly qualified and comprises of Nabylah Abo Dehman, Mario Carta, Andrea Carteny, Valeria Cirillo, Emanuela Ferreri, Dario Guarascio, Enrica Imbert, Francesca Romana Lenzi, Massimo Mamberti, Sergio Marchisio, Gabriele Natalizia, Mariella Pandolfi, Roberto Pasca di Magliano, Daniel Pommier Vincelli. Master Director is Roberto Pasca di Magliano, full professor of Economics. All participants in the Master are assisted by tutors, who support students in their study, promote discussion forums, activate webinars and supervise the elaboration of project works.
Admission requirements and career opportunities
Completion of an undergraduate degree, obtained after a minimum of 3 years of study (180 ECTS), is required to enroll in the Master. The Master graduates will be prepared to manage international cooperation and development projects in different sectors, consistently with their training and experience, within a variety of organizations including International institutions, Public Administration, NGOs, Private companies.
Duration
The Master lasts one year and grants 60 credits (ECTS), after passing the Master degree final exam. Access to the platform will be allowed for twelve months from the date of enrolment.
This school offers programs in:
- English
Last updated March 19, 2018
