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The Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies is a fully English-taught joint programme of the University of Milan, Charles University in Prague, and the University of Warsaw within the 4EU+ European University Alliance. It offers a multidisciplinary and European-focused approach to understanding migration and its social, political, and economic impacts. Graduates receive a single joint diploma recognised in all three countries.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of the programme, you will be able to:
master the complexities of migration by understanding global and European dynamics from political, social, and cultural perspectives
turn knowledge into impact by applying your skills in international institutions, NGO s, public bodies, and research environments
shape migration policies that matter by designing and evaluating ethical, effective, and people-centred solutions
lead with confidence and integrity when making independent decisions on migration and integration challenges
communicate across cultures using advanced English to engage clearly with professionals, policymakers, and migrant communities
build skills for a global career through strong research, analytical, and lifelong learning abilities
Why Choose Our Master’s Degree in Migration Studies and New Societies
100% taught in English
Joint programme of three European Universities
Multidisciplinary perspective on migration and societies
A personalised curriculum of studies
Innovative teaching methods i.e. flipped classroom, case-studies
Programme Structure
The Master’s in Migration Studies and New Societies is highly interdisciplinary. Following the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree Guidelines, this programme requires students to earn at least 30 ECTS at each partner university .
In the first year, students study in Milan and Warsaw, completing a shared programme of compulsory core courses in areas such as law, economics, sociology, geopolitics, and political philosophy. From the second semester, students can personalise their study plan by choosing electives focused on cultural diversity and the social impacts of migration.
The first semester of the second year takes place in Prague and focuses mainly on sociology and anthropology, strengthening students’ ability to analyse social change and diversity. The second semester of the second year can be completed at any of the three partner universities.
The programme also includes a compulsory internship and the writing of the thesis project, often linked to the internship experience. Additional credits can be earned through optional courses, workshops, and legal clinics offered across the partner universities.
Students will obtain a single diploma for the three universities, which will indicate, for each country, the degree class of reference:
for the University of Milan: Studi europei (LM-90)
for the Charles University: Master’s Degree in Social Sciences
for the University of Warsaw: Master’s Degree in Artes Liberales
Please note that the tuition fee amounts to €4,500 per academic year : €1,500 for the first instalment and €3,000 for the second instalment.
Graduates of the Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies are equipped with a unique blend of practical expertise and analytical skills to understand and manage migration and social diversity in a European and global context .
Where Your Degree Can Take You
Everywhere! Literally, you could work all over the world as:
Migration policy and public affairs officer in European and international institutions, public administrations, and policy-making bodies
NGO and integration professional designing and managing reception, protection, and inclusion programmes for migrants
Diversity management and labour consultant supporting migrant workers in employment services, human resources, and both public and private organisations
Migration communication and media expert shaping informed narratives through journalism, public communication, and digital media
Policy analyst and researcher producing reports, studies, and evidence-based solutions on migration and integration
International career professional working across public, private, and third-sector organisations on migration and social diversity
Whether you aspire to work with international institutions, public authorities, or non-governmental organisations, or to shape policies on migration management and migrant integration, this programme empowers you with the skills to drive meaningful change. Step into a global career and help build more inclusive societies: your impact on the future of migration starts here!
The Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies is a fully English-taught joint programme of the University of Milan, Charles University in Prague, and the University of Warsaw within the 4EU+ European University Alliance. It offers a multidisciplinary and European-focused approach to understanding migration and its social, political, and economic impacts. Graduates receive a single joint diploma recognised in all three countries.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of the programme, you will be able to:
master the complexities of migration by understanding global and European dynamics from political, social, and cultural perspectives
turn knowledge into impact by applying your skills in international institutions, NGO s, public bodies, and research environments
shape migration policies that matter by designing and evaluating ethical, effective, and people-centred solutions
lead with confidence and integrity when making independent decisions on migration and integration challenges
communicate across cultures using advanced English to engage clearly with professionals, policymakers, and migrant communities
build skills for a global career through strong research, analytical, and lifelong learning abilities
Why Choose Our Master’s Degree in Migration Studies and New Societies
100% taught in English
Joint programme of three European Universities
Multidisciplinary perspective on migration and societies
A personalised curriculum of studies
Innovative teaching methods i.e. flipped classroom, case-studies
Programme Structure
The Master’s in Migration Studies and New Societies is highly interdisciplinary. Following the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree Guidelines, this programme requires students to earn at least 30 ECTS at each partner university .
In the first year, students study in Milan and Warsaw, completing a shared programme of compulsory core courses in areas such as law, economics, sociology, geopolitics, and political philosophy. From the second semester, students can personalise their study plan by choosing electives focused on cultural diversity and the social impacts of migration.
The first semester of the second year takes place in Prague and focuses mainly on sociology and anthropology, strengthening students’ ability to analyse social change and diversity. The second semester of the second year can be completed at any of the three partner universities.
The programme also includes a compulsory internship and the writing of the thesis project, often linked to the internship experience. Additional credits can be earned through optional courses, workshops, and legal clinics offered across the partner universities.
Students will obtain a single diploma for the three universities, which will indicate, for each country, the degree class of reference:
for the University of Milan: Studi europei (LM-90)
for the Charles University: Master’s Degree in Social Sciences
for the University of Warsaw: Master’s Degree in Artes Liberales
Please note that the tuition fee amounts to €4,500 per academic year : €1,500 for the first instalment and €3,000 for the second instalment.
Graduates of the Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies are equipped with a unique blend of practical expertise and analytical skills to understand and manage migration and social diversity in a European and global context .
Where Your Degree Can Take You
Everywhere! Literally, you could work all over the world as:
Migration policy and public affairs officer in European and international institutions, public administrations, and policy-making bodies
NGO and integration professional designing and managing reception, protection, and inclusion programmes for migrants
Diversity management and labour consultant supporting migrant workers in employment services, human resources, and both public and private organisations
Migration communication and media expert shaping informed narratives through journalism, public communication, and digital media
Policy analyst and researcher producing reports, studies, and evidence-based solutions on migration and integration
International career professional working across public, private, and third-sector organisations on migration and social diversity
Whether you aspire to work with international institutions, public authorities, or non-governmental organisations, or to shape policies on migration management and migrant integration, this programme empowers you with the skills to drive meaningful change. Step into a global career and help build more inclusive societies: your impact on the future of migration starts here!
Admission Requirements
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5.5+
Entry Qualification:
Undergraduate diploma (or higher)
Applicants to this Master’s degree programme are required to hold a first-cycle degree (i.e. a Bachelor’s degree) and demonstrate adequate competence in at least two of the following fields: political science, economics and statistics, or law. Holders of an Italian university degree must have earned at least 42 credits ( ECTS ) in these fields.
The Admissions Board, composed of at least one faculty member from each partner university, will assess candidates’ competencies based on their academic background, the coherence of the programme with previous studies, relevant professional or personal experience, and career plans.
Applicants who meet the curricular and language requirements will be invited to an online interview .
All applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application as soon as possible. Please bear in mind that reply times may vary depending on the number of applications received.
For further details, visit the University’s website.
The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / German / French / Spanish / Italian.
Please note that we only accept official translations (either issued by your former higher education institution or carried out by a certified or sworn translator).
Language Requirements:
English
A B2 or higher level of proficiency in English is required for admission.
How to Prove Your English Proficiency
If you have a language certificate accepted by the University, just attach it to your application for admission. Please note that the University accepts only certificates obtained in the last 3 years (2 years for TOEFL ).
If you don’t have a language certificate or if you are a native speaker, the University will send you an email and invite you to take an English entry test. The test is free of charge and can also be taken remotely.
If you miss or fail the English entry test, you will still have a chance to be cleared for admission, by submitting a B2 language certificate accepted by the University before the applicable deadline.
List of language certificates accepted by the University.
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Migration Studies and New Societies
Main Campus, Milan, Italy
OctStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview
Understand Migration. Influence Policy. Transform Societies
The Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies is a fully English-taught joint programme of the University of Milan, Charles University in Prague, and the University of Warsaw within the 4EU+ European University Alliance. It offers a multidisciplinary and European-focused approach to understanding migration and its social, political, and economic impacts. Graduates receive a single joint diploma recognised in all three countries.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of the programme, you will be able to:
Why Choose Our Master’s Degree in Migration Studies and New Societies
Programme Structure
The Master’s in Migration Studies and New Societies is highly interdisciplinary. Following the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree Guidelines, this programme requires students to earn at least 30 ECTS at each partner university .
In the first year, students study in Milan and Warsaw, completing a shared programme of compulsory core courses in areas such as law, economics, sociology, geopolitics, and political philosophy. From the second semester, students can personalise their study plan by choosing electives focused on cultural diversity and the social impacts of migration.
The first semester of the second year takes place in Prague and focuses mainly on sociology and anthropology, strengthening students’ ability to analyse social change and diversity. The second semester of the second year can be completed at any of the three partner universities.
The programme also includes a compulsory internship and the writing of the thesis project, often linked to the internship experience. Additional credits can be earned through optional courses, workshops, and legal clinics offered across the partner universities.
Students will obtain a single diploma for the three universities, which will indicate, for each country, the degree class of reference:
Please note that the tuition fee amounts to €4,500 per academic year : €1,500 for the first instalment and €3,000 for the second instalment.
For further details, visit the University’s website.
Career Opportunitites
Graduates of the Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies are equipped with a unique blend of practical expertise and analytical skills to understand and manage migration and social diversity in a European and global context .
Where Your Degree Can Take You
Everywhere! Literally, you could work all over the world as:
Whether you aspire to work with international institutions, public authorities, or non-governmental organisations, or to shape policies on migration management and migrant integration, this programme empowers you with the skills to drive meaningful change. Step into a global career and help build more inclusive societies: your impact on the future of migration starts here!
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Overview
Understand Migration. Influence Policy. Transform Societies
The Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies is a fully English-taught joint programme of the University of Milan, Charles University in Prague, and the University of Warsaw within the 4EU+ European University Alliance. It offers a multidisciplinary and European-focused approach to understanding migration and its social, political, and economic impacts. Graduates receive a single joint diploma recognised in all three countries.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of the programme, you will be able to:
Why Choose Our Master’s Degree in Migration Studies and New Societies
Programme Structure
The Master’s in Migration Studies and New Societies is highly interdisciplinary. Following the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree Guidelines, this programme requires students to earn at least 30 ECTS at each partner university .
In the first year, students study in Milan and Warsaw, completing a shared programme of compulsory core courses in areas such as law, economics, sociology, geopolitics, and political philosophy. From the second semester, students can personalise their study plan by choosing electives focused on cultural diversity and the social impacts of migration.
The first semester of the second year takes place in Prague and focuses mainly on sociology and anthropology, strengthening students’ ability to analyse social change and diversity. The second semester of the second year can be completed at any of the three partner universities.
The programme also includes a compulsory internship and the writing of the thesis project, often linked to the internship experience. Additional credits can be earned through optional courses, workshops, and legal clinics offered across the partner universities.
Students will obtain a single diploma for the three universities, which will indicate, for each country, the degree class of reference:
Please note that the tuition fee amounts to €4,500 per academic year : €1,500 for the first instalment and €3,000 for the second instalment.
For further details, visit the University’s website.
Career Opportunitites
Graduates of the Master’s degree in Migration Studies and New Societies are equipped with a unique blend of practical expertise and analytical skills to understand and manage migration and social diversity in a European and global context .
Where Your Degree Can Take You
Everywhere! Literally, you could work all over the world as:
Whether you aspire to work with international institutions, public authorities, or non-governmental organisations, or to shape policies on migration management and migrant integration, this programme empowers you with the skills to drive meaningful change. Step into a global career and help build more inclusive societies: your impact on the future of migration starts here!
Admission Requirements
Entry Qualification:
Undergraduate diploma (or higher)
Applicants to this Master’s degree programme are required to hold a first-cycle degree (i.e. a Bachelor’s degree) and demonstrate adequate competence in at least two of the following fields: political science, economics and statistics, or law. Holders of an Italian university degree must have earned at least 42 credits ( ECTS ) in these fields.
The Admissions Board, composed of at least one faculty member from each partner university, will assess candidates’ competencies based on their academic background, the coherence of the programme with previous studies, relevant professional or personal experience, and career plans.
Applicants who meet the curricular and language requirements will be invited to an online interview .
All applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application as soon as possible. Please bear in mind that reply times may vary depending on the number of applications received.
For further details, visit the University’s website.
The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / German / French / Spanish / Italian.
Please note that we only accept official translations (either issued by your former higher education institution or carried out by a certified or sworn translator).
Language Requirements:
English
A B2 or higher level of proficiency in English is required for admission.
How to Prove Your English Proficiency
If you miss or fail the English entry test, you will still have a chance to be cleared for admission, by submitting a B2 language certificate accepted by the University before the applicable deadline.
List of language certificates accepted by the University.
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