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Academic year 2009/2010
Master's Degree (MSc) on COOÈPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT
COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Coordinator Prof. Serena Marceno'
Class of Master's Degree (MSc) on Development co-operation (LM-81)
2 years

Free access
Course Code
2015

Course info
The educational programme of this course aims at refining, under an operational point of view, multidisciplinary knowledge and competences in the field of social, economic and demoethnoanthropological acquired during the 1st cycle. Graduates should therefore demonstrate that they have acquired a more advanced knowledge of the relevant issues, enabling them to have a thorough understanding of the problems related to the setting, design and implementation of initiatives of cooperation and economic development in depressed or lagging areas. The course provides for mandatory activities and elective teachings, among which students may choose based on their professional perspectives and their 1st cycle degrees. Students will, in particular, tackle issues related to development economics, advanced quantitative analysis for developing economies, but also issues related to the history of some areas of the world, and juridical issues related to international law and policies. The course also provides for seminars and elaboration initiatives in cooperation with external researchers and experts. The course will also aim at transmitting the attitudes needed to work in organised contexts such as local and national public administrations, as well as governmental and nongovernmental international organisations and third sector organisations and all those national and national private companies with a specific interest in starting investments in less developed economic areas. The course aims at training professionals in the field of cooperation and development, with understanding of underdevelopment as well as of the issues related to economic growth and sustainable development, policies against poverty and of the processes of modelling, democratisation, globalisation and international regulation. The course also aims at training for public and private research paths capable of providing, within university and extra-university work contexts, indications and scientific interpretations of the effectiveness and economic value of implemented actions.
The course aims at training analysts of cooperation for development capable of fitting in various professional roles and, in particular, of ideating, planning, coordinating and managing development programs and plans. Professional opportunities are related to: international bodies and agencies; EU offices; bilateral and multilateral bodies for cooperation for development; local agencies in the field of decentralised cooperation; nongovernmental institutions, associations, foundations and third sector organisations; national and international research centres; consultancy, communication and information companies.
It consists of an dissertation on course-related topics, written by the student under the guidance of one or more Professors of the Faculty. The theoretical study might consist of a concrete project work analysing and proposing the real course of an international cooperation action.

course outline
Teachings first year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
13479 - THEORY AND POLICY OF HUMAN RIGHTS MARCENO' (PO) 9.0 Yearly V C SPS/01
13480 - STATISTICAL INDICATORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENT DEMOGRAPHY MILITO (PQ) 9.0 Yearly V
DEMOGRAPHY OF DEVELOPMENT MANGANO (CU) 3.0 B SECS-S/04
STATISTICAL INDICATORS FOR DEVELOPMENT MILITO (PQ) 6.0 B SECS-S/05
06570 - SOCIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT LO VERDE (PO) LA SPINA (PO) 9.0 Yearly V B SPS/07
09367 - ANTHROPOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT D'AGOSTINO (PO) 6.0 Yearly V B M-DEA/01
Optional subjects 6.0 B
Optional subjects II 6.0 B
Optional subjects III 6.0 C
Free subjects 9.0 D
Teachings second year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
13495 - SOCIOLOGY OF MIGRATIONS AND SOCIOLOGY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CORREALE (CU) ARTISTA (PC) 12.0 Yearly V
SOCIOLOGY OF MIGRATIONS CORREALE (CU) 6.0 B SPS/10
SOCIOLOGY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ARTISTA (PC) 6.0 B SPS/11
13550 - STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC POLICIES AND STATISTICAL METHODS FOR EVALUATING DEVELOPMENT POLICIES GIAIMO (CU) CORSO (CU) BUSETTA (PQ) 9.0 Yearly V
STATISTICAL METHODS FOR THE EVALUATION OF DEVELOPMENT POLICIES GIAIMO (CU) 3.0 C SECS-S/02
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC POLICIES CORSO (CU) BUSETTA (PQ) 6.0 B SECS-S/03
14184 - INTERNSHIP 6.0 Yearly G F
05917 - FINAL EXAMINATION 18.0 Yearly G E
13497 - ECONOMIC POLICY OF DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS MAGGIO (PC) FAZIO (PA) 9.0 Yearly V
ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY MAGGIO (PC) 3.0 B SECS-P/02
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS FAZIO (PA) 6.0 B SECS-P/06
Optional subjects IV 6.0 C
Elective activities
Optional subjects credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
02552 - COMPARATIVE PUBLIC LAW ANSELMO (PQ) 6.0 Yearly V B IUS/21
10226 - INTERNATIONAL HUMAN'S RIGHTS DEFENCE TANCREDI (PO) 6.0 Yearly V B IUS/13
Optional subjects II credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
03619 - ECONOMIC-POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY MICALE (PA) 6.0 Yearly V B M-GGR/02
09320 - HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS OF AFRICA BONAFFINI (PQ) 6.0 Yearly V B SPS/13
10799 - HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS OF AMERICAS CASTIGLIONE (PQ) 6.0 Yearly V B SPS/05
10800 - HISTORY AND INSTITUTIONS OF ASIA MARCENO' (PO) 6.0 Yearly V B SPS/14
Optional subjects III credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
04524 - ALBANIAN LANGUAGE GURGA (PA) 6.0 Yearly V C L-LIN/18
04532 - ARAB LANGUAGE 6.0 Yearly V C L-OR/12
04664 - FRENCH LANGUAGE 6.0 Yearly V C L-LIN/04
04718 - SPANISH LANGUAGE MONTELEONE (PC) 6.0 Yearly V C L-LIN/07
04736 - GERMAN LANGUAGE 6.0 Yearly V C L-LIN/14
Optional subjects IV credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
06120 - SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 6.0 Yearly V C M-PSI/05
06334 - POLITICAL SCIENCE BADAMI (PC) 6.0 Yearly V C SPS/04
07109 - HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 6.0 Yearly V C SPS/06
13543 - PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT GEOLOGY 6.0 Yearly V C GEO/04
14531 - ECONOMICS AND ADMINISTRATION OF NON PROFIT COMPANIES 6.0 Yearly V C SECS-P/07
Explaination
Term Term/Semester
Val. Valutation: V = mark in 30/30, G = note
(*) Teaching attended in english
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