NGO Education Survey

College: Università degli Studi di Milano

Department: Political Science and Government

Courses:

Analysis of Political Discourse

Arabic Chinese French German Institutional Communication in English Russian Spanich

Students must obtain 9 CREDITS through one of the following exams

Bioethics: Methods and Principles

Biolaw

Comparative Protection of Human Rights

Constitutional comparative Law

Constitutional Comparative Law

Constitutional Law

The Master's degree course facilitates the development of transversal skills and competences - linked in particular to the dimension of communication and interpersonal relations - in order to complete the student's education with a set of ?soft skills? that will facilitate their access to the world of work. These skills can be acquired through characterising or related teaching activities, laboratories or curricular internships/internships and further training activities. Through optional didactic paths it is possible, for example, to acquire specific competences in the fields of the development of civic sense and the culture of legality, the approach to the themes of environmental sustainability, equality, memory, European integration, the protection of European values and cultural rights, geography and economic development, decision-making and political dynamics of non-European societies and civic participation. The Master's programme reinforces the culture of multilingualism and knowledge of languages other than Italian thanks to an educational offer that allows students to opt not only for the study of English, but also of other European languages. Multilingualism is also enhanced through seminar lectures by foreign lecturers and the constant expansion of the foreign exchange offer. The possibility of also writing the dissertation in a foreign language is a further factor in the application of language skills. The Master's degree course encourages an approach to the world of work by offering curricular internships in the fields of public administration, consular relations, the non-profit world, immigration and development cooperation policies, business and private work (professional and trade organisations).

Data Law and Digital Society

Economic and Political Geography

Economic and Political Geography

Geopolitics and Organized Crime

Global Societies and Rights

Great Powers

History and Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa

History of Contemporary Political Thought

History of Contemporary Political Thought

Indigenous Peoples, Politics and Rights in Contemporary Latin America

Institutional Communication in English

Institutions and Political Behaviour

Institutions and Political Process in Asia

Interest Groups and Lobbying

International Strategies against Organized Crime

Legal Regulation of Public Administration and Individual Rights

Political Institutions and Decision-making

Political Theory

Private law in Europe and Latin America

Regional and Local Autonomies Law

Technological Innovation and Risk Regulation

Theories and Practice of Human Rights