Law and Sustainable Development
Università degli Studi di MILANO
Fee for international students
- Intakes
- Not published
- Duration
- 2 years
Programme facts
- Level
- Master's
- Duration
- 2 years
- Language of teaching
- English
- Study mode
- full time
- Credits
- 120 ECTS
- Intakes
- Not published
About this programme
The list of courses offered by the University Library Service in Autumn 2026 is now online. These courses focus on the use of databases, and are open to the entire University community. The graduation calendar and information and deadlines for completing the studies are available in the section Study > Graduating The University of Milan offers the entire university community hygiene and first-aid products, such as band-aids , sanitary pads , disinfectant and sterile dressings . These products are given out for free on a need basis, upon request. Students and teachers participate in programme quality policies through regular monitoring and assessment activities based on indicators provided by the Ministry of Education (MIUR). As Quality Assurance policies and procedures are student-centred. Inline with this the University has provided a training course divided into 4 modules for the students of the University.
Entry requirements
Typical for this university, not this programme's own requirement.
- IELTS6 overall
- Prerequisites
- Undergraduate diploma (or higher) A. Students with an Italian University Degree Applicants to this Master’s degree programme are required to hold a Bachelor’s degree in one of the following classes: Legal Services (L-14) Public Administration (L-16) Economics and Management (L-18) Economics (L-33) Political Science and International Relations (L-36) Social Sciences for Cooperation, Development and Peace (L-37) Those holding a Bachelor’s degree in other degree classes are also eligible, provided they have earned at least 18 credits ( ETCS ) in law-related subjects and 12 credits ( ECTS ) in economics-related subjects . For a full list of these subjects, please visit the University’s website B. Students with Non-Italian University Degrees If you hold a foreign first-cycle degree (i.e. a Bachelor’s or other degree issued by a non-Italian higher education institution), the Admission Board will check your transcript of records to assess whether your first-cycle degree makes you eligible for admission. As a general rule, the Admission Board is looking for applicants with a first-cycle degree as close as possible to those required of graduates from Italian universities, i.e. in fields related to law , economics , political science or international relations . Please note that the Admission Board may ask applicants — no matter where they obtained their first-cycle degree — to provide additional documents or invite them to an online interview to further assess their prior knowledge of
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