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Master's programme in
International Relations and European Studies
Study plan
The study plan is the set of all exams that must be taken to earn the 120 credits (CFUs) required for the master’s degree.
Cohort of students - year of admission
The study plan may vary with respect to the cohort of students. Click on your admission year to view your cohort’s study plan and all subjects’ information:
If you are a non-on-par student (fuori corso), consult the current course offerings to find active subjects in the current academic year (program and lecturer)
Students of all cohorts, when filling out the plan, can choose an English language pathway
How to prepare your Study Plan
Students must submit a detailed study plan for RISE Master's programme by their first year.
Each student can select the courses that correspond to their year of registration in the Master's programme (e.g. a student registered in 2023/2014 is part of the 2023 group). RISE students who will enroll in 2023 are automatically assigned to the 2023 group, and they are able to choose elective course offerings within the 2023 year list of course offerings. It is strongly recommended that students carefully consider the course offerings and consult the supervisor of the study plan before they decide to switch.
A student's study plan must be submitted in electronic format. It can be submitted in paper form only if a student requests modifications to his or her study plan or if they must include exams passed during the Erasmus program. In this case, approvals will be made on a case-by-case basis by professors that oversee the track in International Relations or in European Studies.
Visit the “C. Alfieri” School of Political Sciences’ website for info on how to submit your study plan
How to modify the study plan or change LM52/LM-90 class
- Study plan can be changed only once per academic year during the periods of submission of study plans
- If you wish to change your class (from International Relations LM-52, to European Studies LM-90, or vice versa), you have to contact scuola@scienze-politiche.unifi.it
Elective subjects:
- They must be consistent with the study path;
- Exams must provide a grade, including foreign languages. Subjects that assign only a pass/fail grade (“giudizio” or “idoneità”) cannot be entered.
Academic supervisors for the preparation of a student study plan:
- For International Relations track -
- For European Studies track - Laura Sabani - laura.sabani@unifi.it
Last
update
05.07.2023