The Course will be open to candidates who have passed an oral admission test focused on motivation, current international affairs and on the knowledge of the English language (for candidates who don’t possess at least a Level B2 certificate). The candidates’ resumes and academic records will also be examined. The selections are open to graduates and graduating students who will have earned their degree in one of the degree courses related to the following classes, set by the decree of the Minister of Universities, Scientific Research and Technology November 28, 2000: Finance (class no. 19/S), Law (class no. 22/S), International Relations (class no. 60/S), Economic Sciences (class no. 64/S), Political Science (class no. 70/S), Science of Public Administrations (class no. 71/S), Economic Science for Environment and Culture (class no.83/S), Economic and Business Sciences (class no. 84/S), Science for Development Cooperation (class no. 88/S), European Studies (class no. 99/S), as well as the master’s degree in Law (class no. LMG/O1) and all others equivalent by law; even a degree in Law, Political Science, International and Diplomatic Sciences, Economy and Trade, those stated in Article I of the November 19, 1990 Act no. 341 and any other equivalent by law, obtained at universities or institutes of higher education.
Selection mode: the selection process is carried out by a commission made up of the course’s teachers and SIOI’s officials, and it is based on the results of the oral admission tests and on the evaluation of the resumes and academic records. The modality of the tests (online or in-person) will be announced in good time to the candidates. The results will be expressed to the commission’s unquestionable judgement.
The candidates will have to provide:
- their ID
- their resume
- their degree certificate (or a copy) with exams
English and Second Language certificates (if possessed)
