A multidisciplinary approach to understand the economic and political phenomena

The Master in Economics and International Politics (Master in Economia e Politiche Internazionali) offers a wide range of scientific tools and specific skills, which are essential for understanding the economic and political phenomena linked to globalisation and the functioning of public and international institutions.
The program covers the disciplinary areas of economics, law and institutions, and international politics. 
MEPIN also provides the multidisciplinary and managerial knowledge necessary to address issues such as sustainable development, globalisation of markets, population ageing, migratory phenomena and, more generally, forms of cooperation between public authorities and private economic operators aimed at achieving a common objective, such as the provision of a service or the development and management of a project.

Double Degree 

MEPIN is a joint initiative of ASERI, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan and USI, Università della Svizzera italiana, Lugano. MEPIN therefore awards a double qualification:

• an Italian first-level Master's degree, issued by the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore.
• an international Master of Science, issued by the USI (Università della Svizzera italiana)

Structure

2 years: September 2024 - December 2026
Two semesters at USI, Lugano + one semester at ASERI, Milan + Project Work/Thesis + Internship (3.5 months)

Participants

MEPIN addresses:

• Graduates with a bachelor's/master's degree in a varied spectrum of disciplines.
• Young professionals motivated to strengthen their economic, legal and political skills

Professional outcomes 

Thanks to the multidisciplinary nature of the Master, MEPIN students acquire analytical skills, scientific tools and managerial competences that build key professional profiles serving a wide range of working environments, from private enterprise to large international organizations.

Language of instruction

MEPIN is taught mainly in Italian. Nevertheless, some courses are in English. 

Credits

120 ECTS credits.

Applications deadlines: 

• June 30, 2024: final deadline
• April 30, 2024 (if you need a visa)