The Second Cycle Degree Programme (Laurea Magistrale) in Administration Studies (LM-63) provides methodological competencies and multidisciplinary cultural, scientific and professional knowledge, particularly in the fields of law, economics, quantitative statistics, political science, history and languages.
Students develop the ability to understand and analyse political economic and social phenomena of national and international interest.
The programme offers two specialisations: Gender Studies; Sustainability in Taxation, Territory and Tourism.
The first specialisation - Communication, Local Marketing and Tourism - provides students with professional competencies for employment in both administrations/public agencies (even local ones) and private businesses operating in the different areas of promotion, including communication and the valorisation of cultural, environmental and landscape resources.
The second specialisation - Taxation, Economics and Law - provides the competencies required to cover positions of responsibility in local, national or European public administrations, as well as private companies, focusing on various issues relating to taxation and finance.
