Students who successfully complete the Joint Master are awarded three certifications at the end of the academic year: 

• Master in European Cultural Governance: this is the diploma of CIFE as private institute of higher education, certifying the successful completion of the academic curriculum; 

• Master in European Cultural Governance: this is the diploma of Luiss University as private institute of higher education, certifying the successful completion of the academic curriculum and granting 60 ECTS credits as Master Universitario di Primo Livello; 

• The qualification Chargé de mission en organisations européennes et internationales (Policy Officer in European and International Organisations): this qualification is recognised by the French state as a degree at Master level (level 7 of the European Qualifications Framework - EQF). 

The Joint Master is designed for graduate students holding at least a three-year Bachelor’s degree, preferably — though not exclusively — in the life and social sciences, culture, history, law, politics, or economics. 

It prepares graduates for careers in: 

• Offices of the European Union handling cultural relations; 

• Cultural services of both European and extra-European states; 

• International, European, national, and local administrations managing cultural policies; 

• Creative art industry and event management. 

• Public-private Foundations and enterprises in the cultural sector, including museums and cultural institutions; 

• The financial sector supporting cultural and creative industries; 

• Think tanks and NGOs working on cultural policies and heritage.