The Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and International Relations (L-36) aims to train professionals capable of managing particularly complex and globalized political-institutional, economic, social and cultural contexts.
The learning pathway provides the interdisciplinarity typical of the graduate class and teaching methodologies combining solid theoretical training and an experiential perspective. It also enables mastery in those soft skills (team work, problem solving, leadership, communication skills, etc.) that are increasingly important in the labour market.
The teaching approach, inspired by the principle of learning by doing, is enriched by moments of in-depth study - seminars, workshops, laboratories - organized by experts in the field (representatives of institutions, journalists, data strategists, analysts, etc.), as well as internships and placements at institutions, organizations and companies.
Career opportunities
The students who graduated in Political sciences and international relations may aspire for an occupation at:
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national, European and international bodies and institution
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international organizations
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local and national public administrations
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political parties, trade unions, representative organizations (lobbying, public affairs, institutional relations)
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national and international NGO
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profit-oriented companies and third-sector associations/foundations
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news media and communication agencies
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charities
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think tanks and research institutes
Modality of attendance
The learning activities are presential, however students meeting certain requirements can also participate in live streaming, wherever they are, interacting live with the classroom.
LEARNING PATHWAYS
Political and Social Science
The Political and Social Science learning pathway adopts a bottom-up logic, and thus looks at the complex web of relationships between society, politics and institutions by taking the perspective of the participating citizen. Teaching activities have a strong interdisciplinary imprint: they draw on the traditional fields of political-history, political science, sociology, economics-statistics, and law-developed with a marked focus on the processes of political participation-international economic dynamics, and the social effects of public policies.
Learning Pathway Political and Social Science
First Year
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
Computer and telematics skills |
3 |
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Political economy |
9 |
SECS-P/01 |
Fundamentals of law |
6 |
IUS/01 |
Institutions of public law |
9 |
IUS/09 |
General sociology |
6 |
SPS/07 |
Statistics |
9 |
SECS-S/01 |
Contemporary history |
9 |
M-STO/04 |
History of political doctrines |
6 |
SPS/02 |
Total I Year |
57 |
Second Year
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
International Law and European Union Law |
9 |
IUS/14 |
Political Phylosophy |
6 |
SPS/01 |
Political and Economic Geography |
6 |
M-GGR/02 |
Media and Politics |
9 |
SPS/08 |
Economic policy |
9 |
SECS-P/02 |
Political Science |
9 |
SPS/04 |
History of political institutions |
6 |
SPS/03 |
History of international relations |
9 |
SPS/06 |
Total II Year |
63 |
Third Year
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
International economics |
6 |
SECS-P/01 |
English |
9 |
L-LIN/12 |
International relations |
9 |
SPS/04 |
Political Sociology |
6 |
SPS/11 |
Seconda lingua |
6 |
|
Optional Course |
12 |
|
Altre conoscenze utili per l'inserimento nel mondo del lavoro |
3 |
|
Training and orientation internships |
3 |
|
Final Dissertation |
6 |
|
Total III Year |
60 |
|
Total |
180 |
|
International politics and government
The learning pathway International politics and government, delivered in English language, adopts a top-down logic and therefore looks at transformations in international relations systems by taking the perspective of the political-institutional actors who govern them. Teaching activities have a strong interdisciplinary imprint: they draw on the traditional fields of history-politics, political science, sociology, economics-statistics, law-developed with a marked focus on the management of public organizations, image promotion strategies, and crisis management.
Learning Pathway - International Politics and Government
Primo Anno
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
Contemporary history |
9 |
M-STO/04 |
Economics |
9 |
SECS-P/01 |
Fundamentals of law |
6 |
IUS/01 |
History of ideologies |
6 |
SPS/02 |
Public law |
9 |
IUS/09 |
Sociology |
6 |
SPS/07 |
Statistics |
9 |
SECS-S/01 |
IT skills |
3 |
|
Totale I Anno |
57 |
Secondo Anno
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
Economic policy |
9 |
SECS-P/02 |
History of international relations |
9 |
SPS/06 |
International and EU law |
9 |
IUS/14 |
Management theory of private and public firms |
6 |
SECS-P/08 |
Media and politics |
9 |
SPS/08 |
Political and economic geography |
6 |
M-GGR/02 |
Political science |
9 |
SPS/04 |
Social psychology |
6 |
M-PSI/05 |
Totale II Anno |
63 |
Terzo Anno
Subject |
CFU |
SSD |
Crisis management |
6 |
SPS/04 |
English |
9 |
L-LIN/12 |
Global marketing |
6 |
SECS-P/08 |
International relations |
9 |
SPS/04 |
Second mandatory language |
6 |
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Elective modules |
12 |
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Other skills |
3 |
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Stage |
3 |
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Final dissertation |
6 |
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Total III Year |
60 |
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Total |
180 |
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TEACHING STAFF
Quality Assurance Group |
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Prof. Marica Spalletta, Coordinator |
Prof. Loretta Dell’Aguzzo, Professor |
Prof. Giorgio Grimaldi, Professor |
Dott.ssa Giuliana Focaccia, Docente del Cds |
Dott. Ruggero Filippi, Educational Coordinator |
Victoria Maria Santacroce, Student |
Representatives in the Joint Teaching Staff/Student Committees |
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Prof. Rosamaria D’Amore, Professor |
Chiara Biagi, Student |