
The Master's degree program in Political Science and Government (GOV) offers an advanced, multidisciplinary education focusing on national, sub-national, supranational, and international political systems. It integrates studies in political science, law, history, and socio-economics to help students understand the dynamics of these systems, their institutional frameworks, and their social impacts. The program equips students with critical tools to analyze government actions, legislative processes, and public opinion, providing a deep understanding of how political and legal institutions function. Students will develop expertise in the relationships between different levels of public decision-making, territorial and functional representation, and public affairs. The curriculum also emphasizes fundamental rights, including evolving aspects related to biotechnology and non-European contexts. An interdisciplinary approach is central, with a strong emphasis on comparative models of institutions and rights protection, alongside empirical evidence evaluation. The second year includes opportunities for professional internships. The program aims to foster transversal skills like communication and interpersonal relations, essential for career entry. Students can specialize in areas such as civic sense, environmental sustainability, European integration, and non-European societal dynamics. The program also promotes multilingualism through language courses (including English) and international exchange opportunities, with the possibility of writing the thesis in a foreign language. Curricular internships are available in public administration, consular relations, non-profit sectors, and international cooperation.
The Master's program is structured over two years, providing a multidisciplinary foundation in the first year and offering specialized paths along with professional internships in the second year. The curriculum aims for international transparency and student mobility, allowing for thesis writing in a foreign language.
Graduates are prepared for roles requiring advanced knowledge of political, legal, and economic fields within a globalized context. The program aims to equip students with the skills to understand complex societal dynamics and the evolution of political representation.
Entry requirements examination is required.
For detailed information on tuition fees and potential reductions based on income (ISEE), please refer to the official University of Milan fee regulations.
The Master's degree course is registered in the LM-62 R register for Political Science.
Admission is open but requires an examination of entry requirements. You must hold a Bachelor's Degree and meet other specified prerequisites before applying.
Tuition fees vary based on family income and specific regulations. For the academic year 2023/2024, fees ranged from €156 to €2,500, with potential waivers. International students may face different fee structures.
The Master's program is structured over two years, with the first year focusing on foundational courses and the second year offering specialization, internships, and thesis preparation.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as legal experts, policy analysts, managers in public and private sectors, and specialists in political and governmental institutions.
Yes, the program promotes multilingualism, offers language courses, and provides international exchange opportunities. Students may also have the possibility to write their thesis in a foreign language.
You need to check the entry requirements, prepare documents like transcripts and a CV, submit your application online, and participate in the required admissions examination. Specific dates should be confirmed on the university website.