[Master's degree] Global food law: sustainability challenges and innovation

University of Parma · Parma, Italy

Level
Master's
Award
Master's degree (Master's degree in Global food law: sustainability challenges and innovation)
Language
English
Duration
2 years
Tuition
€2,000

Entry requirements and how to apply

Entry qualification and requirements
Undergraduate diploma (or higher) Elegibility Criteria : applicants holding a bachelor’s degree ONLY in Global Food Law fields of study (Law, Political Science, Economics, Social Sciences and Social Work) by the date of the application, will be given preferential access. The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. If you hold a foreign title, please deliver the original documents in person to your student office to finalize your enrolment. You can find the full list of all the necessary documents at the following link: list of mandatory documents to complete the enrolment IMPORTANT : Diplomas and Transcripts must be official (i.e. provided with the stamp of the Institution and the signature of the person in charge of issuing the document) and written/translated in Italian OR in English. If your documents are issued only in a language other that Italian OR English, you will have to upload them together with official translations in Italian OR in English. No legalised docume
Language requirements
English Accepted proof of proficiency: FCE or CAE, IELTS 5.5+ or TOEFL 69+ Level: minimum B2 ( CEFR ) Certifications recognised : Cambridge English Language Assessment; City and Guids (Pitman); Edecel / Pearson Ltd; EDI ( LCCIEB ); IELTS ; TCL Trinity College London; TOEFL ETS www.unipr.it/en/node/107129#paragraph-id—137675 Are exempted to provide one of the above certifications : - Mother tongue students; - Medium of Instruction ( MOI ) of a previous title held in English language: please provide an official letter from previous University indicating the language in which the diploma or the degree was obtained.
Other requirements
To be admitted into degree-course taught in another language, Italian language is not mandatory. In compliance with the relevant bylaws and regulations, students attending a degree course taught in English are required to pass an Italian language competency test during their academic journey before final graduation. Course contact Prof. Anello Giancarlo [email protected] Tutor

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