Bachelor of Arts
Three years · 180 ECTS credits
A programme grounded in source analysis, comparative history and the long-term study of relations among political communities, kingdoms, republics and empires.
The pathway combines a Bachelor of Arts, a Master of Arts and doctoral research. It develops critical source reading, historical enquiry, diplomatics, comparative history and the analysis of international systems.
Three years · 180 ECTS credits
Two years · 120 ECTS credits
Doctoral research
The programme is attached to the Department of History, Sociology and Public Law and supported by LARHA – MC Federici. Institutional responsibilities remain those stated in the general organisational chart.
Authorities and symbolic capitals of international systems
Roads, communications and imperial infrastructures
Political loyalties, alliances and tributary relations
Prestige, reputation and legitimation on the international stage
Academic or professional recognition of a qualification is determined by the competent authorities in the relevant country. Applicants should verify the conditions applicable to their plans before enrolling.