Global Affairs: Geopolitics and Sustainability

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PLACES: no cap for Europeans and equivalents (free access). 4 places reserved for non-Europeans residing outside Italy in a.y. 2026/2027 (out of 45 non-EU places distributed across the 13 Italian-taught master's degrees in the university-wide call). Unassigned non-EU places are made available to Europeans and equivalents within the limits of the table. QUALIFICATION: a bachelor's degree ('laurea') or university diploma from a programme of at least three years' duration, or an equivalent qualification, including one obtained abroad if recognised as suitable. An Italian bachelor's degree is directly eligible if it belongs to class L-36 (Political science and international relations), L-37 (Social sciences for cooperation, development and peace / Peace studies), L-39 (Social work) or L-40 (Sociology). CURRICULAR CREDITS FOR ALL OTHER DEGREE CLASSES (and the yardstick used to assess foreign degrees): at least 36 ECTS/CFU in at least one of the scientific-disciplinary sectors SPS/04, SPS/07, SECS-P/02, IUS/09, M-STO/04 (renamed in the 2026/27 handbook as GSPS-02/A, GSPS-05/A, ECON-02/A, GIUR-05/A, HIST-03/A) AND at least 12 ECTS/CFU in at least one of SECS-S/04, SPS/01, SPS/08, SPS/09, SPS/10, SPS/11, M-DEA/01, M-GGR/02 (renamed STAT-03/A, GSPS-01/A, GSPS-06/A, GSPS-08/A, GSPS-08/B, GSPS-07/A, SDEA-01/A, GEOG-01/B). Substantively these are: political science, sociology of political phenomena, economic policy, public/international law, contemporary history, plus statistics, general sociology, sociology of culture and communication, sociology of economic processes and labour, environmental and territorial sociology, political-economic geography and demo-ethno-anthropological disciplines. The RAD is explicit that 'non e' ammessa l'assegnazione di debiti formativi od obblighi formativi aggiuntivi' - no additional educational debts (OFA) may be assigned, so the curricular requirements must be complete before the personal-preparation check; UniTrento's remedy is enrolment in 'Single courses for master's degrees' with the missing exams passed before the enrolment deadline. PERSONAL PREPARATION: bachelor's final grade of at least 90/110 (or equivalent); below that, a selection interview with the President of the programme is compulsory. For the NON-EU selection the equivalent merit threshold is 80% of the maximum grade of the applicant's own grading scale, and an application below 80% is only admissible after an interview with the commission assessing the eligibility of the candidacy; in addition the previous degree must include exams in at least two of the following areas: political science, general sociology, economic policy, public-law institutions, contemporary history, political economy, history of economic thought, sociology of cultural and communicative processes, sociology of economic and labour processes, environmental and territorial sociology, sociology of political phenomena, political-economic geography, demo-ethno-anthropological disciplines. Non-EU applicants who have not yet graduated are admitted provided the degree is obtained by 30 June 2026; UniTrento may require a CIMEA Statement of Verification and/or Statement of Comparability for foreign qualifications. Non-EU transfers from another university and admission to the second year are possible only after passing this same selection and subject to available places and the programme regulations.Tümünü okuDaralt

PLACES: no cap for Europeans and equivalents (free access). 4 places reserved for non-Europeans residing outside Italy in a.y. 2026/2027 (out of 45 non-EU places distributed across the 13 Italian-taught master's degrees in the university-wide call). Unassigned non-EU places are made available to Europeans and equivalents within the limits of the table. QUALIFICATION: a bachelor's degree ('laurea') or university diploma from a programme of at least three years' duration, or an equivalent qualification, including one obtained abroad if recognised as suitable. An Italian bachelor's degree is directly eligible if it belongs to class L-36 (Political science and international relations), L-37 (Social sciences for cooperation, development and peace / Peace studies), L-39 (Social work) or L-40 (Sociology). CURRICULAR CREDITS FOR ALL OTHER DEGREE CLASSES (and the yardstick used to assess foreign degrees): at least 36 ECTS/CFU in at least one of the scientific-disciplinary sectors SPS/04, SPS/07, SECS-P/02, IUS/09, M-STO/04 (renamed in the 2026/27 handbook as GSPS-02/A, GSPS-05/A, ECON-02/A, GIUR-05/A, HIST-03/A) AND at least 12 ECTS/CFU in at least one of SECS-S/04, SPS/01, SPS/08, SPS/09, SPS/10, SPS/11, M-DEA/01, M-GGR/02 (renamed STAT-03/A, GSPS-01/A, GSPS-06/A, GSPS-08/A, GSPS-08/B, GSPS-07/A, SDEA-01/A, GEOG-01/B). Substantively these are: political science, sociology of political phenomena, economic policy, public/international law, contemporary history, plus statistics, general sociology, sociology of culture and communication, sociology of economic processes and labour, environmental and territorial sociology, political-economic geography and demo-ethno-anthropological disciplines. The RAD is explicit that 'non e' ammessa l'assegnazione di debiti formativi od obblighi formativi aggiuntivi' - no additional educational debts (OFA) may be assigned, so the curricular requirements must be complete before the personal-preparation check; UniTrento's remedy is enrolment in 'Single courses for master's degrees' with the missing exams passed before the enrolment deadline. PERSONAL PREPARATION: bachelor's final grade of at least 90/110 (or equivalent); below that, a selection interview with the President of the programme is compulsory. For the NON-EU selection the equivalent merit threshold is 80% of the maximum grade of the applicant's own grading scale, and an application below 80% is only admissible after an interview with the commission assessing the eligibility of the candidacy; in addition the previous degree must include exams in at least two of the following areas: political science, general sociology, economic policy, public-law institutions, contemporary history, political economy, history of economic thought, sociology of cultural and communicative processes, sociology of economic and labour processes, environmental and territorial sociology, sociology of political phenomena, political-economic geography, demo-ethno-anthropological disciplines. Non-EU applicants who have not yet graduated are admitted provided the degree is obtained by 30 June 2026; UniTrento may require a CIMEA Statement of Verification and/or Statement of Comparability for foreign qualifications. Non-EU transfers from another university and admission to the second year are possible only after passing this same selection and subject to available places and the programme regulations.

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ENGLISH - ADMISSION: minimum CEFR B2, required of every applicant on both routes. On the European/free-access route it must be proven by 'a language certificate or university exam recognised by UniTrento' - specifically the international certificates listed by the Department of Sociology and Social Research in its recognised-certificates table, or a university language exam recognised by the Department. Applicants who cannot certify it may recover the requirement by passing the CLA (Centro Linguistico di Ateneo) English test for master's admission; once passed, the student e-mails Student Support to proceed with enrolment. On the non-EU route English B2 is a stated linguistic requirement in the admission-requirements table and is additionally verified during the interview when one is held; levels above B2 earn bonus ranking points (C1 = 6, C2 = 10). ITALIAN - ADMISSION: a genuine and decisive requirement. corsi.unitn.it states 'If you do not have Italian citizenship, you must show proof of Italian proficiency at least at the B2 level of the CEFR'; the RAD states 'Nel caso di studente straniero, l'accesso al CdS e' subordinato al possesso dei requisiti precedenti e, inoltre: conoscenza della lingua italiana almeno a livello B2'; the Department handbook repeats it and adds that it may be demonstrated either by a certificate recognised by the Department or by a test at the CLA. For NON-EU applicants the university-wide call makes Italian B2 an absolute admission requirement ('La dimostrazione della conoscenza della lingua italiana e' uno dei requisiti di ammissione, in mancanza del quale non e' possibile essere ammessi'), provable by: (i) a CILS, CELI, PLIDA or ROMA3 certificate (CLIQ quality system) - a provisional declaration of having passed the level may be attached if the certificate has not yet been issued; (ii) the CISIA Italian L2 test with a score of at least 52/72 (120 minutes; listening, reading, language structures; 72 items) taken at any centre by 4 March 2026, or at the ad hoc UniTrento session on 26 March 2026 (registration is made inside the admission application; a stable internet connection, a PC and a camera-and-microphone mobile device are required); (iii) exemptions - a five-year or four-year Italian upper-secondary diploma obtained at Italian state or state-recognised schools abroad, one of the final secondary-school qualifications listed in Annex 2 of the ministerial circular, Argentinian secondary certificates attesting at least 5 years of Italian teaching under Law 210/1999, or a Diploma in Italian language and culture from the Universita' per Stranieri of Perugia or Siena. The Italian check is pass/fail and does not contribute to the ranking score. LANGUAGE DURING THE DEGREE: the study plan contains 3 compulsory CFU of language skills, obtained either through the 'Seminar: Developing academic texts and presentations' (course 136084, 36 hours, offered in both semesters, restricted number of places and compulsory attendance, reserved to the GLOBAL, OST and MOVASS master's students, designed to build English academic presentation, discussion, writing and comprehension skills; it may also be taken as a non-attending student with a language test if the student already has advanced skills) or through the 'Competenze linguistiche - Inglese C1' (135249) / 'C2' (135250) exam or a recognised certificate; C1/C2 additionally bring 4 extra free-choice credits. Exams in further foreign languages can earn credits within the 'Other activities' allowance, per the Department's foreign-language credit-recognition table for this programme. Previously passed language exams are recognisable for the compulsory language requirement only if passed within the last 5 years. The RAD's expected outcome is fluent written and spoken English at 'at least advanced B2'.Tümünü okuDaralt

ENGLISH - ADMISSION: minimum CEFR B2, required of every applicant on both routes. On the European/free-access route it must be proven by 'a language certificate or university exam recognised by UniTrento' - specifically the international certificates listed by the Department of Sociology and Social Research in its recognised-certificates table, or a university language exam recognised by the Department. Applicants who cannot certify it may recover the requirement by passing the CLA (Centro Linguistico di Ateneo) English test for master's admission; once passed, the student e-mails Student Support to proceed with enrolment. On the non-EU route English B2 is a stated linguistic requirement in the admission-requirements table and is additionally verified during the interview when one is held; levels above B2 earn bonus ranking points (C1 = 6, C2 = 10). ITALIAN - ADMISSION: a genuine and decisive requirement. corsi.unitn.it states 'If you do not have Italian citizenship, you must show proof of Italian proficiency at least at the B2 level of the CEFR'; the RAD states 'Nel caso di studente straniero, l'accesso al CdS e' subordinato al possesso dei requisiti precedenti e, inoltre: conoscenza della lingua italiana almeno a livello B2'; the Department handbook repeats it and adds that it may be demonstrated either by a certificate recognised by the Department or by a test at the CLA. For NON-EU applicants the university-wide call makes Italian B2 an absolute admission requirement ('La dimostrazione della conoscenza della lingua italiana e' uno dei requisiti di ammissione, in mancanza del quale non e' possibile essere ammessi'), provable by: (i) a CILS, CELI, PLIDA or ROMA3 certificate (CLIQ quality system) - a provisional declaration of having passed the level may be attached if the certificate has not yet been issued; (ii) the CISIA Italian L2 test with a score of at least 52/72 (120 minutes; listening, reading, language structures; 72 items) taken at any centre by 4 March 2026, or at the ad hoc UniTrento session on 26 March 2026 (registration is made inside the admission application; a stable internet connection, a PC and a camera-and-microphone mobile device are required); (iii) exemptions - a five-year or four-year Italian upper-secondary diploma obtained at Italian state or state-recognised schools abroad, one of the final secondary-school qualifications listed in Annex 2 of the ministerial circular, Argentinian secondary certificates attesting at least 5 years of Italian teaching under Law 210/1999, or a Diploma in Italian language and culture from the Universita' per Stranieri of Perugia or Siena. The Italian check is pass/fail and does not contribute to the ranking score. LANGUAGE DURING THE DEGREE: the study plan contains 3 compulsory CFU of language skills, obtained either through the 'Seminar: Developing academic texts and presentations' (course 136084, 36 hours, offered in both semesters, restricted number of places and compulsory attendance, reserved to the GLOBAL, OST and MOVASS master's students, designed to build English academic presentation, discussion, writing and comprehension skills; it may also be taken as a non-attending student with a language test if the student already has advanced skills) or through the 'Competenze linguistiche - Inglese C1' (135249) / 'C2' (135250) exam or a recognised certificate; C1/C2 additionally bring 4 extra free-choice credits. Exams in further foreign languages can earn credits within the 'Other activities' allowance, per the Department's foreign-language credit-recognition table for this programme. Previously passed language exams are recognisable for the compulsory language requirement only if passed within the last 5 years. The RAD's expected outcome is fluent written and spoken English at 'at least advanced B2'.

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No standardised entrance test of any kind (no TOLC, no CEnT, no SAT, no GRE/GMAT) and no written admission exam. (A) EUROPEANS AND EQUIVALENTS: admission is by requirement check only. An INTERVIEW is triggered in one case - a bachelor's final grade below 90/110: 'You must have a graduation grade of minimum 90/110, or equivalent. With a lower mark you need to pass an admission interview with the programme's president.' Student Support puts the candidate in touch with the President of the programme by e-mail. Separately, an applicant who cannot certify English B2 may sit the CLA English proficiency test for master's admission (six 2026 sessions; written in person in Trento, oral online) - a pass/fail requirement-recovery test, not a competitive exam. (B) NON-EUROPEANS: the commission scores the application dossier out of 100 using the criteria published in the annex 'Tabella requisiti di ammissione e punteggi per la valutazione'. For this programme the bands are: merit (bachelor's grade) 0-15 points, awarded only above the 80% threshold (81-87% = 5 points, 88-94% = 10 points, 95-100% = 15 points); language 0-10 extra points for English above B2 (C1 = 6 points, C2 = 10 points); 'curriculum studiorum ed altre attivita' personali' 0-20 points; relevance/assessment of the knowledge acquired in the previous degree 0-55 points. Minimum admission score 50/100, maximum 100/100. The commission requests an interview only from admissible candidates scoring at least 35 in the previous-career knowledge assessment, and the interview also assesses the candidate's English. A further remote interview may be requested whenever the submitted documents do not allow an adequate evaluation. Italian language proficiency is verified separately on a pass/fail basis (including, if needed, the CISIA Italian L2 test, for which UniTrento organises an ad hoc session on 26 March 2026) and does NOT contribute to the ranking score.Tümünü okuDaralt

No standardised entrance test of any kind (no TOLC, no CEnT, no SAT, no GRE/GMAT) and no written admission exam. (A) EUROPEANS AND EQUIVALENTS: admission is by requirement check only. An INTERVIEW is triggered in one case - a bachelor's final grade below 90/110: 'You must have a graduation grade of minimum 90/110, or equivalent. With a lower mark you need to pass an admission interview with the programme's president.' Student Support puts the candidate in touch with the President of the programme by e-mail. Separately, an applicant who cannot certify English B2 may sit the CLA English proficiency test for master's admission (six 2026 sessions; written in person in Trento, oral online) - a pass/fail requirement-recovery test, not a competitive exam. (B) NON-EUROPEANS: the commission scores the application dossier out of 100 using the criteria published in the annex 'Tabella requisiti di ammissione e punteggi per la valutazione'. For this programme the bands are: merit (bachelor's grade) 0-15 points, awarded only above the 80% threshold (81-87% = 5 points, 88-94% = 10 points, 95-100% = 15 points); language 0-10 extra points for English above B2 (C1 = 6 points, C2 = 10 points); 'curriculum studiorum ed altre attivita' personali' 0-20 points; relevance/assessment of the knowledge acquired in the previous degree 0-55 points. Minimum admission score 50/100, maximum 100/100. The commission requests an interview only from admissible candidates scoring at least 35 in the previous-career knowledge assessment, and the interview also assesses the candidate's English. A further remote interview may be requested whenever the submitted documents do not allow an adequate evaluation. Italian language proficiency is verified separately on a pass/fail basis (including, if needed, the CISIA Italian L2 test, for which UniTrento organises an ad hoc session on 26 March 2026) and does NOT contribute to the ranking score.

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• EUROPEANS AND EQUIVALENTS: UniTrento does not publish a document checklist for the free-access admission request on the programme pages; the online admission form at webapps.unitn.it/Apply (.../ammissione/RVRCALMSoc26) collects the evidence, and in substance the applicant must document the bachelor's degree/enrolment and transcript (to prove the L-36/L-37/L-39/L-40 class or the 36+12 ECTS sectors and the 90/110 grade), an English B2 certificate or recognised university language exam, and - for anyone without Italian citizenship - evidence of Italian at B2. Foreign-qualification holders are separately handled through the University's 'Evaluation of foreign qualifications' procedure and may be asked for CIMEA Statements of Verification/Comparability. This list is inferred from the published requirements, not quoted from an official checklist, hence flagged as uncertain. NON-EUROPEANS (exhaustive, quoted from Art. 4.3 of the 2026/2027 university-wide call): (a) copy of the passport - personal-data pages only; (b) copy of the degree certificate, or a certificate of enrolment stating the expected graduation date, officially translated into English or Italian; (c) transcript of records indicating study programme, duration, grade obtained and the reference grading scale, officially translated into English or Italian; (d) certificates of any further post-graduate qualifications already held at the time of application, with programme, duration, grade and grading scale, officially translated; (e) certificates of language and/or IT skills; (f) 'curriculum vitae et studiorum' WRITTEN IN ITALIAN in the European format; (g) the Italian language certificate, or a declaration of falling within one of the exemption cases, or a declaration of intent to sit the Italian test at the University of Trento. Plus the EUR 30.00 non-refundable application fee paid by the deadline (non-payment = exclusion). Up to 2 programmes may be selected in one application, and the form also allows the applicant to ask for advice on the most suitable master's programme and to request a preliminary evaluation for admission to the second year. Later stages: EUR 100.00 place-confirmation fee, Universitaly pre-enrolment at the Italian diplomatic representation, study visa, arrival in Trento by 30 September 2026.Tümünü okuDaralt

  EUROPEANS AND EQUIVALENTS: UniTrento does not publish a document checklist for the free-access admission request on the programme pages; the online admission form at webapps.unitn.it/Apply (.../ammissione/RVRCALMSoc26) collects the evidence, and in substance the applicant must document the bachelor's degree/enrolment and transcript (to prove the L-36/L-37/L-39/L-40 class or the 36+12 ECTS sectors and the 90/110 grade), an English B2 certificate or recognised university language exam, and - for anyone without Italian citizenship - evidence of Italian at B2. Foreign-qualification holders are separately handled through the University's 'Evaluation of foreign qualifications' procedure and may be asked for CIMEA Statements of Verification/Comparability. This list is inferred from the published requirements, not quoted from an official checklist, hence flagged as uncertain. NON-EUROPEANS (exhaustive, quoted from Art. 4.3 of the 2026/2027 university-wide call): (a) copy of the passport - personal-data pages only; (b) copy of the degree certificate, or a certificate of enrolment stating the expected graduation date, officially translated into English or Italian; (c) transcript of records indicating study programme, duration, grade obtained and the reference grading scale, officially translated into English or Italian; (d) certificates of any further post-graduate qualifications already held at the time of application, with programme, duration, grade and grading scale, officially translated; (e) certificates of language and/or IT skills; (f) 'curriculum vitae et studiorum' WRITTEN IN ITALIAN in the European format; (g) the Italian language certificate, or a declaration of falling within one of the exemption cases, or a declaration of intent to sit the Italian test at the University of Trento. Plus the EUR 30.00 non-refundable application fee paid by the deadline (non-payment = exclusion). Up to 2 programmes may be selected in one application, and the form also allows the applicant to ask for advice on the most suitable master's programme and to request a preliminary evaluation for admission to the second year. Later stages: EUR 100.00 place-confirmation fee, Universitaly pre-enrolment at the Italian diplomatic representation, study visa, arrival in Trento by 30 September 2026.

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