University of Palermo

Overview

The Master’s in Cooperation, Development and Migration Governance at the University of Palermo is designed to equip students with the analytical and policy skills necessary to navigate complex development challenges and migration dynamics. This program emphasizes the role of international cooperation and governance frameworks in fostering equitable and sustainable solutions.

What you'll study

Throughout the course, you will engage with core learning areas that include:

• International and applied economics
• Development and non-profit economics
• Statistics in the context of the Global South
• Poverty measurement techniques
• Demographic studies
• Provincializing Europe
• Politics in a global context

The program concludes with a capstone or final assessment, which may take the form of a dissertation, a final exam, or project work. Prospective students are encouraged to confirm the specific assessment format with the University of Palermo.

In addition to core subjects, students may have the opportunity to select electives and additional modules that align with their academic interests and career goals, subject to availability in the academic year.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE/GMAT or GPA thresholds are not stated, admission to the program generally relies on the evaluation of your prior degree and your overall suitability for the course. It is advisable to check with the University of Palermo for any additional entry criteria.

Career prospects

Graduates of this Master’s program can expect to find diverse career opportunities in various sectors, including international organizations, governmental agencies, non-profits, and private companies focused on development and migration issues. The skills gained in this program will prepare you to address pressing global challenges and contribute to impactful solutions in society.