Interdisciplinary research and studies on eastern europe

- Providinga specialized, in-depth regional knowledge of the Post-socialist Countries intransition, the new EU member States after the Enlargements of 2004 and 2007,as well as the New East-European Neighbor Countries;

- Encouragingan interdisciplinary approach, able to encompass economic, social, politicaland cultural studies and understand their interaction and interdependency;

- Invigoratinganalytical skills with language expertise and transnational mobility, in orderto get access to primary sources, strengthen the empathic approach to the areaof studies and diversities on the basis of the 1996 UNESCO report Learning theTreasure Within and its four pillars of education applied to MIREESpeculiarities (i.e. Learning to know: the Area studies; Learning 08/04/2014 todo: analytical, research, organizational and other skills as reported in theabove boxes;

- Learningto Live Together: thanks to mobility, international environment andcross-cultural communication; Learning to Be: building a strong sense of socialresponsibility to public and common goals in terms of trust, knowledge andcooperation).

- Equippingthe students with multifunctional abilities through an educational 2-yearsprogram, whose disciplinary learning goals are expended by a set ofproficiencies in terms of work organization, respect of deadlines, multipleobligations to fulfill, dynamic life experiences, transnational and cross-cultural commitments and challenges.

For admission to the Master of Arts in"Interdisciplinary Research and Studies on Eastern Europe" it isnecessary to have a First Cycle Degree from an Italian university or anequivalent first cycle degree from a non-Italian University which grants accessto a Second Cycle Degree in the issuing country.