Bachelor in International studies

Tuition fees are 3,000 EUR per year.

International studies is an interdisciplinary field examining global political, economic, and social issues, drawing on political science, economics, history, and international law to understand relations between countries and the forces shaping global affairs. Students in this field typically study international relations theory, comparative politics, global economics, and the history of international institutions, alongside courses that may address specific regions, languages, or thematic issues such as security, development, or human rights. The discipline is generally designed to build analytical and cross-cultural skills relevant to understanding complex global dynamics. This bachelor's program in International studies is taught in English at Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, located in Bologna, Italy, following the standard structure of a first-cycle degree in the Italian higher education system. English-medium instruction is intended to support an internationally diverse student body at an Italian university. Graduates in international studies commonly pursue careers in government agencies, international organizations, diplomatic services, non-governmental organizations, and private companies with international operations. Others move into roles in journalism, research, or advocacy connected to global issues. Some continue their education through further graduate study in international relations, law, public policy, or related fields. The program's broad interdisciplinary approach is intended to prepare graduates for work that requires understanding political, economic, and social dynamics across different countries and regions, equipping them for roles that involve analysis, communication, and coordination in settings where international perspective and cross-cultural understanding are valued, whether in government, international organizations, or the private sector.