PhD Course
International Studies
COURSE SUMMARY
The Doctoral programme in International studies focuses on complex international phenomena, which often can only be understood by integrating different disciplines and exploring their interconnections.
Students learn to grasp the fundamental theoretical approaches underpinning the subjects that are key to International Studies—political science, law, and economics—and to apply their analytical tools and methods of empirical research.
The programme combines a solid foundation in one or more core disciplines with an openness to methodologies, concepts, and perspectives from other fields of study.
The curriculum includes methodological courses, multidisciplinary courses, an academic writing programme designed to enhance the ability to write scholarly texts in English, and training to present research findings effectively. The faculty also organizes a series of guest lectures, meetings with professionals working in international organisations, and short intensive courses aimed at strengthening soft skills.
The course in brief
OVERVIEW
The doctoral programme focuses on the following themes:
- International Security;
- European Studies and Integration Process;
- Global Dimension of Environment;
- Human Rights and International Relations.
To apply for the PhD programme, you must have:
- a specialist or master's degree or a degree issued under the previous regulations;
- a second-level diploma awarded by higher-education institutions for the fine arts, music and dance (AFAM, Alta Formazione Artistica e Musicale);
- an equivalent academic qualification obtained abroad (master's degree) that allows admission to the PhD program in the education system or in the country of issue and that is considered suitable by the selection committee for the sole purpose of accessing the course.
The admission call indicates:
- admission requirements;
- deadlines;
- admission procedure;
- details of the funded positions;
- availability of scholarships.
For this doctoral course the following are available
5 places and 5 three-year scholarships, of which:
- 4 are funded by UniTrento;
- 1 is funded by Centro di Scienze della Sicurezza e della Criminalità (CSSC, an inter-univesity centre of UniTrento and UniVerona) for research on "Anticorruption, transparency and asset and interest disclosure systems in EU Member States and Candidate States" – CUP E63C23001780006.
For more information on the topic-specific position please visit the website of the course.
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