36 monthsProgramme duration
156 EURTuition Fee/year
OctStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
In recent decades, a series of economic, social, political and cultural processes have taken place, and have appeared in all their evidence, that have changed, and continue to change, both international society as a whole and individual national societies, processes whose hallmark is growing interdependence on a planetary scale. These phenomena are summarised by the term 'globalisation'. These phenomena, however, are often poorly and poorly understood in terms of their real characteristics and their actual effects, giving rise to distorted and one-sided interpretations and inadequate interventions in terms of public policies. Faced with the complexity of these changes and the incisiveness of their consequences, it therefore appears useful to have graduates who are able to interpret the phenomena of global interdependence and their implications in a rigorous and non-ideological manner. Mastery - albeit at a basic level proper to the three-year degree - of the conceptual and technical-methodological tools for understanding the phenomena of global interdependence appears today as an indispensable requirement in every social context.
The degree course in Social Sciences for Globalisation intends to respond to the above-mentioned training requirements by providing students with an interdisciplinary knowledge base (sociological, anthropological, political, legal, economic, linguistic) and the related statistical-methodological tools, aimed at training them in the ability to analyse globalisation phenomena and to promote economic and social policies, both at global and local level. The planned training places particular emphasis on the social and political aspects of globalisation processes, assigning to these disciplinary areas an adequate number of credits to master the most salient concepts and themes.
The aim is therefore to bring into the labour market graduates with a versatile and multi-purpose education, endowed with autonomous judgement skills, able to understand and analyse globalisation processes under their various social, economic, political and cultural aspects and motivated to work in the fields of international development and social policies. The degree in ?Social Sciences for Globalisation? therefore aims to train qualified professionals capable of independently carrying out diagnostic and intervention tasks within strategies outlined by higher-level managers in complex organisational contexts, both public and private. The course is divided into curricula, which can be accessed after a broad common basic preparation that extends beyond the first two years of the course. The degree in Social Sciences for Globalisation offers a good basis for admission to numerous Master's degrees.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROGRAMME IS ENTIRELY TAUGHT IN ITALIAN
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
In recent decades, a series of economic, social, political and cultural processes have taken place, and have appeared in all their evidence, that have changed, and continue to change, both international society as a whole and individual national societies, processes whose hallmark is growing interdependence on a planetary scale. These phenomena are summarised by the term 'globalisation'. These phenomena, however, are often poorly and poorly understood in terms of their real characteristics and their actual effects, giving rise to distorted and one-sided interpretations and inadequate interventions in terms of public policies. Faced with the complexity of these changes and the incisiveness of their consequences, it therefore appears useful to have graduates who are able to interpret the phenomena of global interdependence and their implications in a rigorous and non-ideological manner. Mastery - albeit at a basic level proper to the three-year degree - of the conceptual and technical-methodological tools for understanding the phenomena of global interdependence appears today as an indispensable requirement in every social context.
The degree course in Social Sciences for Globalisation intends to respond to the above-mentioned training requirements by providing students with an interdisciplinary knowledge base (sociological, anthropological, political, legal, economic, linguistic) and the related statistical-methodological tools, aimed at training them in the ability to analyse globalisation phenomena and to promote economic and social policies, both at global and local level. The planned training places particular emphasis on the social and political aspects of globalisation processes, assigning to these disciplinary areas an adequate number of credits to master the most salient concepts and themes.
The aim is therefore to bring into the labour market graduates with a versatile and multi-purpose education, endowed with autonomous judgement skills, able to understand and analyse globalisation processes under their various social, economic, political and cultural aspects and motivated to work in the fields of international development and social policies. The degree in ?Social Sciences for Globalisation? therefore aims to train qualified professionals capable of independently carrying out diagnostic and intervention tasks within strategies outlined by higher-level managers in complex organisational contexts, both public and private. The course is divided into curricula, which can be accessed after a broad common basic preparation that extends beyond the first two years of the course. The degree in Social Sciences for Globalisation offers a good basis for admission to numerous Master's degrees.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PROGRAMME IS ENTIRELY TAUGHT IN ITALIAN
Admission Requirements
English OFA
To be able to sit the English examination stipulated in the curriculum, students must have level B1 English as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (QCER). This level can be confirmed as follows: - by sending a level B1 or higher language qualification certificate gained no more than 3 years prior to the date it is submitted (for a list of language qualifications accepted by the University, visit the University portal at https://www.unimi.it/it/studiare/competenze-linguistiche/placement-test-test-di-ingresso-e-corsi-di-inglese). Certificates must be uploaded at the time of enrolment, or at a later date on the portal at http://studente.unimi.it/uploadCertificazioniLingue; - by sitting a placement test set exclusively by SLAM during the 1st year, between October and December. Students who fail the placement test must follow the courses delivered by SLAM. The placement test is compulsory for all students who do not have a valid qualification. Students who do not sit the placement test by December, or do not pass the final test after 6 attempts, must obtain the qualification at their own expense, during the year in which the language examination is scheduled.
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