Stretching over one academic year the program is structured into four modules:
Global economic governance: 16 ECTS - Luiss School of Government Rome
Learn the context and challenges of economic governance and policy in the 21st century while attending the following courses:
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Global Corruption, Global Crime, Good Governance and the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) |
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Global Dimensions of Democracy and Rule of Law |
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Behavioural Economics and Decision-Making |
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International Public Policies |
Sustainable development: The Way Forward?: 12 ECTS - CIFE in Berlin
Study new forms of transnational and interregional governance as a way forward towards sustainable development in the context of major climate and demographic changes by completing the following courses:
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Introduction to sustainable development and governance |
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The Global and Local Regulation, the Governance of Sustainable Finance |
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Interregional Innovation, Climate Change Policies |
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Transnational innovation, Digitalisation for sustainable development |
Policy intelligence: 12 ECTS - CIFE in Nice
Investigate how far the digital society enables transforming economic data into policy knowledge by studying:
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An introduction to Big Data in governance and Cybergovernance |
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Economic statistics |
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A challenged democracy: mapping new forms of collective action |
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The challenge of global risk management: does governance matter? |
Applied Research Methodology, case studies, simulation exercises and skills workshops: 10 ECTS
throughout the whole curriculum in Rome, Berlin and Nice.
Students will participate in networking meetings with national and international government officials, private sector representatives and leading academics organised by Luiss School of Government in Rome and by CIFE in Berlin and Nice.
As part of their academic requirements, students will also complete a final master thesis.