International Relations (REL)

Program Bilgisi

Seviye

Yüksek Lisans

Süre

2 yıl

Dil

İtalyanca / İngilizce

Kampüs

Milan

Derece Sınıfı

LM-52 R - Relazioni internazionali

Kabul Tipi

open access with entry requirements examination

Resmi Eğitim Dili

Italian, English

EU Deadline

Application for admission: 22 January 2026 to 25 August 2026. The programme page separately lists enrolment from 5 May 2026 to 15 January 2027 for admitted candidates.

Non-EU Deadline

Non-EU applicants requiring a visa had to submit the admission application by 30 April 2026. After admission, they had to complete the Universitaly pre-enrolment procedure by 31 July 2026. The general application window shown on the programme page is 22 January 2026 to 25 August 2026, but the earlier 30 April 2026 deadline applies to visa applicants.

Akademik Koşullar

Applicants need a bachelor's degree or equivalent university qualification. Candidates still completing their first-cycle degree may apply if they have earned at least 156 ECTS by the application deadline and must complete both the degree and the entry requirements by 31 December 2026. Standard eligible Italian degree classes are L-5, L-6, L-10, L-11, L-12, L-14, L-15, L-16, L-18, L-20, L-33, L-36, L-37, L-39, and L-42, plus corresponding classes under Ministerial Decree 509/99; applicants from other degree classes, four-year degrees, master's degrees, or foreign degrees may also be considered by the Academic Board. The normal curricular requirement is at least 60 ECTS distributed across law, history/political-social studies, economics, and language/area studies: at least 12 ECTS in IUS/13, IUS/14, SPS/04, or SECS-P/01; at least 12 ECTS in M-STO/02, M-STO/04, SPS/02, or SPS/03; at least 12 ECTS in SECS-P/01, SECS-P/02, SECS-P/03, SECS-P/06, or SECS-P/12; and at least 24 ECTS in L-LIN/04, L-LIN/07, L-LIN/09, L-LIN/12, L-LIN/14, L-OR/10, L-OR/12, L-OR/21, M-GGR/02, M-STO/03, SPS/05, SPS/06, SPS/07, SPS/08, or SPS/09. For foreign qualifications, the programme page states that adequate prior preparation in law, history/politics, and economics is assessed with flexibility across different national academic systems.

Dil Koşulları

English is always required. For applicants using the Italian-degree route, the programme requires either at least 9 ECTS in English language (SSD L-LIN/12) with a graded exam or an English certificate at B2 level or above recognized by the University of Milan, uploaded during the online application. For applicants with foreign qualifications, English proficiency at B2 CEFR or higher is required for all curricula. Italian proficiency at B2 CEFR or higher is additionally required for curriculum A and curriculum B. The foreign-qualification page lists examples of acceptable English certificates such as TOEFL iBT 72+ and IELTS Academic 5.5+, and acceptable Italian certificates such as CILS B2 or CELI 3. Officially the programme language is "Italian, English" and UniMi also lists this degree among programmes with "2 curricula in English"; however, this does not apply to the whole programme, because curricula A and B have Italian-language requirements while curricula C and D are the English-track admission routes.

Sınav / Test

Admission is not automatic: applicants must pass an entry assessment. The programme page says the assessment is based on a written test whose subject areas depend on the selected curriculum. The enrolment page for foreign qualifications adds that, depending on the candidate's educational background, the Academic Board may require a written admission test and publishes the syllabus by curriculum: curriculum A covers international law, economics, and international relations; curriculum B covers international law, economics, and European Union law; curriculum C covers international law, economics, and international relations; curriculum D covers international law, economics, and comparative analysis of social systems. For curricula C and D, the admission test is carried out entirely in English. The admission notice also states that the admission board evaluates whether the entry requirements are met and may require an interview and/or a written test, either in person or remotely. Candidates admitted with gaps may receive tutoring activities to be completed between September 2026 and January 2027.