University of Pavia

Overview

The Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences for Global Challenges at the University of Pavia equips students with the skills to understand and address pressing global issues. This program integrates methods from social sciences with insights from disciplines such as health, environmental studies, and quantitative analysis. Graduates will be prepared to analyze intricate social, political, and economic systems, enabling them to support evidence-based decision-making in various public and international organizations.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of both foundational concepts and specialized topics, merging theory with practical applications. It emphasizes the connection between global challenges and governance, institutions, ethics, and strategic decision-making.

Indicative course areas include:

• Comparative Public Law and Global Health
• Mathematics for Social Sciences
• Public Law and Emergency Communication
• Contemporary Democratic Theory
• Environmental Ethics and Intergenerational Justice
• Biodiversity and Restoration for Sustainable Societies
• International Economics
• Population and Sustainability

Capstone / final assessment: Specific details are subject to confirmation by the university.

Electives and specialization: Information on electives is available upon inquiry with the university.

Entry requirements

Applicants should possess a secondary school qualification (high school diploma) obtained after a minimum of 12 years of documented education.

GRE/GMAT/GPA: There are no specific requirements for GRE/GMAT or GPA scores listed at this time.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Social Sciences for Global Challenges program can pursue various career paths in public policy, governance, international relations, health services, environmental advocacy, and demographic research. The interdisciplinary approach of the program prepares students to tackle complex global issues, making them valuable assets in both governmental and non-governmental organizations.