Governance, Development and Secutiy in the Mediterranean

Graduates of Universities of Law, Economics and Political Sciences, in particular of Departments and Directions of International - Strategic Studies, European Studies, Mediterranean Studies, Law, Political Sciences, Economics, History, Public Administration, Balkan, Eastern and Slavic Studies of the national territory or similar, recognized institutions of foreign countries are admitted to the Master's programme. Also admitted are: graduates of TEI Departments of related subject matter, graduates of the Higher Military and Security Schools as well as graduates of other Departments of Higher Education Institutions, if their ability to attend the program is certified by the Coordinating Committee of the School of Social Sciences.

At the end of the programme, a successful graduate will be able to:

(KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING)
thoroughly understand core concepts and approaches in governance, development and security and their relationship to each other;
demonstrate advanced understanding of several areas of governance, development and security in the Mediterranean (including awareness of the most important issues, contemporary theories and practices, key uncertainties, and practical complexities and dilemmas);
understand the process of research and knowledge production in a selected geopolitical topic in the wider Mediterranean region (including identifying a suitable problem statement and research questions, relevant academic and professional literature, and appropriate methods).

(SKILLS)
analyze and critically evaluate contemporary theory and practice in a range of geopolitical fields;
contribute to production of professional and academic knowledge and improvement of practice in selected fields of governance, development and security;
communicate complex geopolitical knowledge effectively both orally and in writing to professional and academic audiences, using appropriate communication standards;
organize effective independent work in governance, development and security in the Mediterranean region.