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Cooperation, Development, and Migrations

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LM-81
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  • Università Al-Manar, Tunisi (TN)
  • Università Tecnologica del Bolivar di Cartagena de Indias (CO)

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Qual è l’obiettivo del corso? Cos'è?
A cosa prepara?

This Master Degree Course in Cooperation, Development, and Migration aims to give students the knowledge and skills to understand problems related to poverty, vulnerability, and migration issues in order to find fair and sustainable solutions. This idea is based on a concept of human development that focuses on improving people’s living conditions, and removing the causes of inequality, discrimination, violence, and poverty in order to guarantee people a life worth living

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Cosa si impara?

This Master Degree Course trains students to develop action related to areas regarding education, health, work, access to resources, freedom and political participation, gender justice and human rights. From an educational point of view, the Master Degree Course is strongly multidisciplinary in approach and based on fully understanding the realities of the so-called global south. The professional training provided is characterised by a strong methodological focus on knowledge, know-how and work. Internships and training activities are employment focused and students are helped to form strong and diversified links with the labour market in Italy and abroad.

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Cosa si può fare dopo?

The Master Degree Course provides access to careers such as:

  • international organisation manager;
  • public and private sector social development and international cooperation manager;
  • careers in diplomatic and international relations;
  • planning and coordination experts in development programme and humanitarian intervention.
The Master Degree Course gives access to post-graduate Masters’ and Ph.D. Courses. This Master Degree Course has a programme of scholarships for post-graduate fieldwork in developing countries.