This Master's program focuses on the critical areas of cooperation and project design within the field of development. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively contribute to international development initiatives and to design impactful projects. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of global development challenges and the strategies required for sustainable solutions.
The curriculum is structured to provide a thorough grounding in development cooperation and project management. Specific details on yearly modules are not provided, but the program covers 60 CFU (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits.
Graduates of this program are prepared for roles in international cooperation and development agencies, NGOs, and project management positions. The skills gained are applicable to designing, implementing, and evaluating development projects globally.
Please refer to the official admission announcement (Bando) for precise entry requirements and application procedures.
The stated fee of 5500 is for the academic year 2014/2015. Please check the latest admission announcement for current fees.
The program is identified by the code 04519.
A relevant previous degree is required. You must refer to the official admission announcement (Bando) for precise entry requirements and application procedures. English language proficiency is needed; Sapienza offers an online test and accepts Cambridge certifications, but specific scores are not detailed.
The tuition fee was EUR 5500 per year for the academic year 2014/2015. Please check the latest admission announcement for current fees.
The program duration is 1 year and requires the completion of 60 CFU credits.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Development Project Manager, International Cooperation Officer, Program Coordinator, and Project Designer in international cooperation agencies, NGOs, and development organizations.
International students must review the official admission announcement (Bando), prepare required documents like your previous degree certificate and academic transcripts, and submit your application through the official channels by the deadline. You can contact ilenia.martiniello@uniroma1.it for specific questions.