Strategic Studies and Security Policies
Degree Class LM-62 - Political ScienceThe Italian Curriculum of the Master's Degree in Strategic Studies and Security Policies: Interdisciplinary training for global leaders. Two tracks, Italian and English, integrate political theory, law, economics, and technologies. Focus on innovation, communication, and international relations.
LOCATION
Rome
LANGUAGE
Italian
ADMISSION
Open admission
DURATION
2 years
CREDITS
120 ECTS
DELIVERY
On-campus
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Strategic Studies and Security Policies:
interdisciplinary training for modern leaders in global change, taught in Italian.
The Master's Degree in Strategic Studies and Security Policies (Degree Class LM-62 in Political Science) is an innovative educational project whose teaching structure is based on high-profile interdisciplinary training, starting from the field of political science to focus on themes of security and risk.
The educational path in Strategic Studies and Security Policies as a whole aims to ensure that students concretely immerse themselves in the strategic dynamics of the current era and, at the same time, in crisis scenarios and the dynamics of security and its processes.
A characteristic of the faculty is the presence of professionals, sector experts, executives, and administrators who have gained operational experience in the field and, therefore, are able to combine theoretical knowledge with its practical application.
Among the numerous initiatives promoted by the University to enrich the educational offering of the degree course in Strategic Studies and Security Policies, the thematic blog Geohub undoubtedly stands out—an online space for in-depth analysis of international politics, managed by the students of the degree course.
The multidisciplinary training of the course allows master's graduates to develop the necessary skills to make their way in the world of work as specialists in political and social sciences, legal sciences, and economic sciences, in intermediate and senior-level positions in both the public and private sectors.
In particular, graduates in Strategic Studies and Security Policies can find employment in various professional fields:
The two Curricula, Strategic Studies and Security Policies (in Italian) and Global Affairs and International Relations (in English), mirror each other as they provide the same core of compulsory subjects delivered in their respective languages, with the peculiarity that the English version of the course presents an international vocation of the training provided.
In both Curricula, alongside the study of traditional subjects, there is the need to deepen specific knowledge, such as that concerning the structure and functioning of international organizations, developments in international politics and strategic analysis, and international economic dynamics.
Study Plan: Strategic Studies and Security Policies
| Module | ECTS | SSD |
|---|---|---|
| Public communication | 6 | SPS/08 |
| Economics and market regulation | 9 | SECS-P/02 |
| Digital ethics and politics | 6 | SPS/01 |
| Geopolitics | 6 | M-GGR/02 |
| Cybersecurity | 6 | INF/01 |
| History of European integration | 6 | SPS/06 |
| History of intelligence institutions | 6 | SPS/03 |
| Strategic studies | 9 | SPS/04 |
| Total 1st Year | 54 |
| Module | ECTS | SSD |
|---|---|---|
| Digital platforms law | 6 | IUS/05 |
| Law and practice of cybersecurity | 6 | IUS/01 |
| International politics | 6 | SPS/04 |
| Sociology of security | 6 | SPS/07 |
| Additional language skills | 6 | |
| Elective modules | 12 | |
| Other skills useful for entering the workforce | 3 | |
| Stage (Internship) | 6 | |
| Final dissertation | 15 | |
| Total 2nd Year | 66 | |
| Total | 120 |
Frequently Asked Questions for International Students
Find answers to common questions regarding admission, language requirements, and career opportunities for this Master's degree.
This specific curriculum is taught entirely in Italian. International students wishing to enroll must demonstrate an adequate level of Italian proficiency. If you prefer to study in English, you can choose the alternative curriculum: Global Affairs and International Relations.
Yes. The degree belongs to the official Italian academic class LM-62 (Political Science). It is fully recognized within the European Higher Education Area, enabling you to pursue careers globally in diplomacy, intelligence, international organizations, and corporate security.
To enroll in an Italian Master's Degree (Laurea Magistrale), you must hold a Bachelor's Degree (or equivalent foreign qualification) with specific curricular requirements related to the field of political science, law, economics, or history. Our international admissions office will evaluate your transcripts to determine eligibility.
Non-EU students residing abroad must submit a pre-enrollment application through the official Universitaly portal to start the study visa process. Our international admissions office will guide you step-by-step through deadlines and the required documentation.
Strategic Studies and Security Policies: Curricula
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