Government and Public Affairs -English&Italian

Kaynaklarda netleşmeyenler

• Diğer başvuru bilgileri
• Kampüs
• Ücretler
• Akademik geçmiş
• Dil yeterliliği
• AB / AEA dışı adaylar
• Sınav / değerlendirme

• Former-name claim RESOLVED (partially, against the outline's hypothesis): the outline asked to verify whether Government and Public Affairs is the successor to 'Policies and Governance in Europe'. That specific claim could NOT be confirmed - the old 'Policies and Governance in Europe' admissions URL (https://www.luiss.it/ammissione/offerta-formativa/laurea-magistrale/policies-governance-europe) now returns HTTP 404, and no page found in this research pass links it to Government and Public Affairs. Instead, strong circumstantial evidence points to a DIFFERENT Italian-named predecessor/parallel programme: 'Governo, Amministrazione e Politica' (GAP - 'Government, Administration and Politics'), whose historical quality-assurance catalogue page (academic year 2022/2023) was found on luiss.it, and whose current-era URL slug ('governo-amministrazione-politica') sits in the exact same site path pattern as the current 'government-and-public-affairs' English page. This is consistent with GAP being renamed/rebranded in English as 'Government and Public Affairs', but this was NOT independently confirmed with an explicit 'formerly known as' statement on any live page - it is a reasoned inference from URL-structure and title correspondence, not a direct quote, and should be treated as likely-but-not-certain.
• Academic year timeline: full 2027/2028 non-EU admission notices are explicitly described as 'coming soon' (from November 2026), while the EU/Schengen Luiss Test and GMAT/GRE direct-admission pages already display specific 2027/2028-labelled dates under URLs still headed '20262027'. Treat these as preliminary/carried-over dates pending the official November 2026 notice.
• This programme IS eligible for both the Luiss Test and GMAT/GRE direct admission (confirmed on the official admission pages, listed under the Law/Political Science subject area) - it is not subject to the Finance/Management GMAT-GRE-only exclusion.
• Tuition figure: the programme's own page contains a copy-paste anomaly, naming 'International Relations' instead of 'Government and Public Affairs' in the tuition sentence itself, even though the sentence appears on the Government and Public Affairs URL. The EUR 15,000/year amount is consistent with every other standard Luiss graduate-school master's programme checked (including Administration, Finance and Control) and is very likely correct here too, but this specific page's wording does not name the right programme, so the figure is flagged uncertain pending a cleaner source. A separate FAQ block on the non-EU Luiss Test page states EUR 16,000 for 'most programs' (mislabelled as 'Bachelor's degree programmes') - treated as a conflicting secondary source, not authoritative.
• campus/building for Government and Public Affairs specifically is not stated on the programme page; Luiss's School of Government / School of European Political Economy (a separate academic unit from the Graduate School) operate from a different address (Viale di Villa Emiliani 14) than the main Political Science/Economics departments (Viale Romania 32), and it is not confirmed which one, if either, hosts this specific Graduate School master's degree.
• Full IELTS/TOEFL iBT/Cambridge minimum-score table for general (non-test) English certification was not found via a direct verbatim quote specific to this programme in this research pass; only the general B2 CEFR / bonus-point rule was confirmed on the non-EU/international-students master's language page.
• Exact verbatim wording of the 'compensatory measures' policy for candidates with insufficient qualifications could not be re-confirmed with a direct quote; only a paraphrase from Luiss materials was found.
• Required documents list beyond passport, transcript/enrolment certificate, GMAT/GRE certificate (where applicable), and foreign-qualification recognition documents (CIMEA/apostille/Declaration of Value) was not exhaustively confirmed for this specific programme (CV, motivation letter, references remain unconfirmed and are flagged uncertain).
• Personal-interview requirement and detailed test content/structure (75-minute, 50-question SAT-style format) were found in general Luiss admission-test materials that appear primarily addressed to bachelor's/single-cycle admissions; their applicability to this specific master's Luiss Test route was not independently re-confirmed.
• Bilingual programme note: only the 'Public Policy' major is taught in English; the other two majors (Communication and Public Affairs; Government and Administration) are Italian-taught, per the programme page itself and the admission-test route listing.

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