Second Cycle Degree/Two Year Master in International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage

Overview

The programme offers a unique curriculum bringing together human rights and intercultural heritage within the framework of international cooperation. It offers a solid, interdisciplinary and problem-oriented training to manage development projects in complex environments providing the tools to critically address their evolving economic, political, social, historical and cultural dimensions.

  • Place of teaching Ravenna
  • Language English
  • Degree Programme Class LM-81 - Development co-operation
  • Duration 2 years
  • International programmes Delivered entirely in English

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5 reasons to enrol on the degree programme

  1. It provides a multidimensional approach to different issues through the lens of various disciplines.

  2. It offers a real intercultural environment with students coming from all the parts of the world!

  3. Professors create engaging and interactive classes, with many presentations and group projects to help acquire theoretical and professional skills.

  4. It offers Crash Courses on many topics for the students of the first year, as well as very interesting Workshops and internship opportunities.

  5. Ravenna is a beautiful city, with 8 monuments part of the UNESCO World Heritage, very green and of the perfect size for students!

Passion, Dedication and Growth

My experience at the University of Bologna, and in particular the Course on International Development and Cooperation at Ravenna Campus, has been a journey of passion and dedication, of commitment and reward.

Federica Ricaldi, graduate

The course in numbers

Some data about the course. Go to the full page to learn more and read the opinions of those attending it.

  • 96% International students and students not residing in the region

  • 54% Graduates aligned to the exam schedule

  • 45% Graduates with experience abroad

  • 82% Graduates satisfied with their studies

  • 73% Graduates who are working

  • 9% Graduates who are not working but are studying or not looking for work

  • 18% Graduates who are not working but looking for work