Master course (one-year duration; admission with master degree)

University Masters are courses for scientific improvement and lifelong learning which aim at deepening knowledge acquired during undergraduate or Master courses and at building up specialized professionals.

Usually, enrolment is bound to the payment of a fee and to a selection, that can be based on the student’s CV or on tests and interviews. The didactic activity is divided between lessons or labs and a traineeship which enables students to operate in the field of studies chosen and move closer towards the world of work.

Masters generally last one year, at the end of which, students will have accrued 60 credits. Post-Master courses are addressed to students who have a Master's degree or a pre-reform degree.
 

• Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development - CoDe
• Law and management of public administrations
• Human Language Technology and Interfaces
• Research methodology in education
• Nano Micro