Master in Adriatic Studies
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Master
Online
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Explore the Adriatic. Understand the Past. Shape the Future.
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Tipologia
Master
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Metodologia
Online
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Lingue
Inglese
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Durata
4 Semestri
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Campus online
Sì
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Esami presenziali
Sì
Are you looking for a Master’s program that will ignite your passion for the fascinating history of the Adriatic?
Adriatic Studies is exactly what you’re looking for!
Offered by the Ionian University in collaboration with Emagister, Adriatic Studies is a unique academic journey entirely dedicated to exploring the Adriatic as a dynamic crossroads of cultures, powers, and wealth that developed between the 14th and 18th centuries.
Taught entirely in English, the program is structured over four semesters. The first three – Regionality, Territoriality, and Mobility – are designed to equip students with a strong academic foundation. The fourth and final semester is entirely devoted to the writing of the Master’s thesis.
The program adopts an innovative approach, carefully structured to ensure that participants gain solid skills and in-depth knowledge of the region. The curriculum is rich in seminars, which aim to deepen students’ historical and critical analysis, as well as field activities for hands-on experience.
Each course is overseen by a coordinating professor, who is responsible for organizing and supervising the classes. At their discretion, they may invite guest lecturers and specialists, allowing students to gain a comprehensive and multidisciplinary understanding of the topics addressed.
Finally, after completing their thesis, participants will have the opportunity to take part in a Colloquium, during which they will present their research and their professional project.
Enroll now! Don’t miss the chance to become an expert in Adriatic history!
Informazioni importanti
Documenti
- Adriatic Studies Program (3) (1).pdf
- Adriatic Studies Description (2) (2).pdf
- Adriatic Studies Program (4) (1)86.pdf
Per iscriverti a questa formazione devi avere uno dei seguenti titoli di studio: Laurea Triennale o Master di I livello o all'ultimo anno, Dottorato, Master di II livello, Laurea Magistrale o all'ultimo anno
Profilo del corso
Graduates of the Adriatic Studies program acquire knowledge and skills suitable for careers in:
- Academic and research institutions
- International organizations and cultural institutions
- Diplomacy and international relations
- Cultural heritage management and tourism
- Public history and digital storytelling.
The MA in Adriatic Studies is designed for students, graduates, and professionals with an academic background or interest in history, anthropology, international relations, art history, geography, or cultural studies.
It is ideal for those seeking to explore the Adriatic region from a transnational and interdisciplinary perspective, and for individuals aspiring to work in research, education, diplomacy, or cultural heritage sectors.
Academic requirements:
The MA Adriatic Studies program accepts graduates of Humanities, Social, Political and Legal Sciences holding a first and/or second-cycle degree from Higher Education Institutions from Greece, Europe and overseas. All qualifications must be awarded by recognized bodies. For information on European and international equivalent qualifications.
Applicants are generally expected to follow a pathway relevant to the MA Adriatic Studies program; however, we also welcome non-standard applications if they demonstrate a clear connection to the program’s themes and objectives. Non-standard applications will be assessed by the members of the Applicant Evaluation Committee of the MA Adriatic Studies on a case-by-case basis. Although applicants are normally expected to have good higher education qualifications, no minimum degree grade is required for admission to the MA.
Language requirements:
If English is not your first language, you must meet the requirements for a certified C1 proficiency level. If applicants hold a B2 level language proficiency certificate, their English language competency will be assessed during the personal interview. For further information, please refer to the common European framework of reference for languages.
Upon completion, students are awarded the degree:
MA in Adriatic Studies: Regionality, Territoriality, Mobility (14th–18th Centuries)
Awarded by the Ionian University, Corfu, Greece.
This is the only master's program entirely dedicated to the Adriatic region, examining its geopolitical and cultural evolution through the centuries.
What sets it apart:
Interdisciplinary methodology combining historical, social, and political sciences.
Online flexibility—accessible globally, ideal for working students or international applicants.
Field-based learning and real-world research through seminars and collaborations with regional institutions.
Strong international networking via Erasmus+, UniAdrion, and other cross-border partnerships.
Focus on mobility, trade, and cultural exchange between the 14th and 18th centuries, a pivotal era for the Adriatic.
Opinioni
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Sono da sempre un appassionato di storia e con questo master, se possibile, ne sono rimasto ancora più affascinato! Grazie Ionian University!
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Valutazione del corso
Lo consiglia
Valutazione del Centro
Gianluca
Materie
- Storia
- Geografia
- Relazioni internazionali
- Commercio estero
- Storia dell'arte antica
- Storia dell'arte contemporanea
- Storia dell'architettura
- Storia dell'arte moderna
Programma
Adriatic Studies is the only master's program focusing on the study of the Adriatic region as a dynamic and historically rich geopolitical and cultural field. Through the innovative and interdisciplinary framework of the MA in Adriatic Studies, students gain an in-depth understanding of the region, its diverse components, and the intricate networks of mobility, trade, and exchange from the 14th to the 18th century.
Program Structure
The Adriatic Studies program lasts for four semesters. The first three semesters consist of courses and seminars, while the fourth is dedicated to the completion of a master's thesis. The program culminates in the Colloquium in Corfu, where students present their research and participate in workshops. All courses, communication, and written work are conducted in English.
Course Coordinator
Each course is led by a designated coordinating professor responsible for organizing the lectures and assessing students' performance. The coordinator begins the semester with an introductory lecture and provides an overview of the course topics. Additionally, the coordinator has the discretion to invite guest lecturers to cover specific aspects of the subject matter, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the course content.
Seminars
Seminars play a crucial role in the MA curriculum, offering students opportunities to broaden their knowledge, shape their research skills, and refine their critical thinking abilities. Through these activities, students are able to explore the history of the Adriatic from diverse disciplinary perspectives and engage with innovative methods of historical analysis, which offer deep insights into emerging theories.
Although linked to the core courses, seminars maintain a degree of autonomy. By the end of the three semesters, students are required to have successfully completed three (3) seminars. These experiences provide valuable academic enrichment and a platform for students to apply the theoretical knowledge gained in their coursework.
Fieldwork
In the third semester, a geography fieldwork is included, which will take place in Padua as part of our collaboration with the Department of History, Geography, and Antiquities of the local university. This activity is mandatory for all students.
Thesis and Colloquium
The fourth semester is dedicated to the writing of the thesis. Students must choose their thesis topic and supervisor by the end of the second semester. During the fourth semester, a colloquium is held in Corfu, where students present their thesis topics, preliminary research findings, and a detailed work plan. The colloquium takes the form of a conference, featuring student presentations and parallel workshops where the topics are explored and discussed in depth. Professors provide organizational support and advisory input but take a back seat in the intellectual discussions, allowing students to take the lead.
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Master in Adriatic Studies