Teaching language & entry conditions
- Degree level
- Master's
- Teaching language
- English
- Duration
- 2 years (120 ECTS)
- Intake
- 2026/27 programme confirmed; verified foreign-qualification rounds closed. 2027/28 dates unknown.
The degree is taught in English. Requirements include B2 English and A2 in another programme language; foreign students also need A2 Italian or attendance on an Italian course.
Check the programme scope
Connects international cooperation and development with area studies; later specialisation includes Africa, the Americas and Asia.
Official teaching-language information ↗Academic and language preparation
At least a three-year first degree and 18 ECTS across at least two specified discipline blocks. English interview, motivation letter, B2 English evidence and A2 in another listed programme language. The portal accepts specified certificates or an official English-medium degree statement.
Official entry requirements ↗Application route and preparation
Apply@UniTo evaluates foreign qualifications. The main 2026/27 postgraduate round closed 29 January 2026, and the additional resident/EU open-access round closed 8 September 2026. No 2027/28 call was verified. Applicants with Italian degrees should follow the separate domestic assessment route.
A published programme does not mean every intake is open. Confirm the academic year, applicant category, required documents and submission deadline on the official application page.
Tuition and funding context
2026/27 residence-country GDP-PPP regime for eligible international households: €500/€600/€700/€800/€1,000/€1,500 contribution plus €156 tax/stamp payment. Listed particularly-poor-country residents are exempt from the contribution. This is category-dependent, not a single universal price. The portal's €2,800 example explicitly refers to 2025/26; 2027/28 is unverified.
Application / processing charges
2026/27 application fee €60, non-refundable, for one or two programmes.
Official application charges ↗Official fee conditions ↗Build a budget →Before you shortlist
- Compare your prior subject and modules with the curricular prerequisites.
- Check the teaching and assessment language and the accepted evidence.
- Confirm campus, modules and any compulsory attendance or placement conditions.
- Keep the current official call and record your programme-specific deadlines.