The programme is open to students who hold a bachelor’s degree in the Humanities or Social Sciences in any of the following areas: International Relations, History, Philosophy, Economics, Law, Political Science, Sociology, and Foreign Languages.
Admission requires a bachelor’s degree mark of at least 95/110 (according to the Italian system), or an equivalent grade for international qualifications, as well as prior coursework or university credits in at least three of the fields listed above.
Students who do not strictly meet these requirements may still be admitted conditionally, subject to an interview. If accepted, they may be asked to bridge their preparation gaps.