Master programs and postgraduate courses in cooperation turn to graduates with bachelor's or master's degree and young professionals interested in working in the new international political and economic contexts in which an ever greater integration between nations requires a series of processes and actions to align the different cultures. Students in these programs of specialization are boys and girls from disciplines as economics, law, psychology, sociology and whose career path can vary considerably: they can become men and women with roles of managers in both administrative, managerial and technical area as well as with a psychological and cultural approach.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the master programs in cooperation may find employment in national bodies and, more often, as experts in international human rights and humanitarian intervention, managers in non-profit organizations, experts in cooperation and planning for development, intercultural mediators, peacemakers.