Programme Structure
Workshops, in-depth seminars, exercises, group works, meetings with professionals and experts are precious opportunities that this programme offers to its graduates to give them the opportunity to start their careers with a high level of preparation and awareness.
Credits (ECTS)
To obtain a three-year undergraduate degree, 180 credits (ECTS) are required, to be acquired, over the three-year period, by passing the assessment test required for both the courses and other supplementary forms of teaching.
Each exam is awarded a given number of credits, the same for all students, and a grade (expressed out of 30) that varies according to the student's level of preparation. The final examination is expressed out of 110.
Tutoring
Students will be able to receive advice from the teaching staff and teaching tutors both in the choice between the various thematic options proposed and for the possible formulation of their own personalised study plan that responds to specific personal and professional needs.
Curricular profiles
Choosing this curricular profile means taking an interest in the complex dynamics of crime and security in the globalized world. Graduates who graduate from this training course can respond to the growing demand for professionals who know how to analyze the characteristics of crime and manage security systems in a highly qualified way.
This profile focuses on the management of human resources and organizational processes in complex systems and in the labor market. Combining technical skills and attention to contextual, demographic and socio-cultural transformations, graduates of this profile are professionals able to work in sectors crucial for economic development.