Students enrolled in the Master’s Degree Programme in Social Sustainability and Welfare Management (LM-87) must adhere to the general rule that the same course cannot be repeated when selecting elective subjects. They must also follow the criteria outlined below:

Students may independently choose from the courses identified annually by the Teaching Committee and listed below.

Academic Year 2024-2025

Courses offered by the Department of Political and International Sciences:

• Data Analysis (LM-63, 9 ECTS)
• Analysis and Evaluation of Public Policies (LM-63, 9 ECTS)
• Regional Law (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• European Social Law (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• Discrimination and Gender-Based Violence (LM-52, 6 ECTS)
• Local Development Economics (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• Business Economics and Organization (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• Public and Cultural Economics (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• Geography of Local Development (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• Planning and Control in Public Administrations (LM-63, 6 ECTS)
• International Protection of Human Rights (LM-52, 6 ECTS)
• History of Development (LM-52, 9 ECTS)
• Transnational Gender History (LM-52, 9 ECTS)
• History of Information and Journalism (LM-63, 9 ECTS)

Courses offered by the Department of Social, Political and Cognitive Sciences:

• Advertising Communication and Cultural Promotion (LM-92, 6 ECTS)
• Political Communication (LM-92, 9 ECTS)
• Cognitive and Behavioral Economics (LM-92, 6 ECTS)
• Ethics and Sustainability of Organizations (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• Experience Design (LM-92, 6 ECTS)
• Phenomenology of Care (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• Philosophy of Work and Organizations (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• European Project Design Methodologies (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• Diversity and Disability Management (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• Work and Organizational Psychology (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• Digital Communication and Marketing (LM-92, 6 ECTS)
• Sociology of Digital Media (LM-92, 6 ECTS)
• Soft and Digital Skills for Employability (LM-85, 6 ECTS)
• Qualitative Social Research Methodology (LM-92, 6 ECTS)
• Religion and Communication (LM-92, 6 ECTS)                                                                                                                      Students may also include courses taken within Erasmus Projects, following the established procedures and with prior authorization from the Teaching Committee. Additionally, courses offered by the University of Siena may be included, subject to approval from the Teaching Committee.