Study location	Italy, Pavia
Type	Graduate, full-time
Nominal duration	2 anni (120 ECTS)
Study language	Italian
Course code	36401/00/2021

Tuition fee	€3,500 per year Tuition fee for non-EU students who enter Italy with a study visa is based on flat rate and depends on the citizenship. If non-EU students come from a family with limited financial resource, they can choose to have their tuition fee calculated according to their family income (from €156,00 to €3.985,00 per year). For more info please consult this link
Application fee	€35 per programme This fee is not refundable.

Entry qualification	Undergraduate diploma (or higher) Terms, conditions and academic requirements to access the Degree Course are indicated at this link The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / French / Italian / Spanish. In order to finalize your enrollment, you must submit the scanned version of your original documents.

Language requirements

Italian Non-eu students residing abroad who would like to enroll in a study course completely taught in Italian, have to prove their knowledge of the language through an Italian language test. The test will be organized by CISIA, in collaboration with the University of Pavia. To find out the dates and how to register consult the website at this page . The following categories are excluded from this obligation: 1. students who intend to enroll in degree courses in English; 2. students in possession of an Italian language certification of level B2 or higher (such as CILS, CELI, Roma3 or PLIDA)

Other requirements	If you wish to find out the exact number of seats available for non-eu students consult this link.

More information	storia.cdl.unipv.it

Overview

Organized by the Departments of Humanistic Studies, Political and Social Sciences, and with the collaboration of the Department of Law, this Master’s degree program completes student’s training in the disciplinary area of historical studies focused on Europe, with the aim of offering a critical and in-depth knowledge of a common and at the same time conflicting history.
It is a history that moves from the Middle Ages, creates and experiences the challenges of modernity, proceeds today in the tension between the construction of a common “house” and the often-divergent interests of the different European countries, in an incessant confrontation with the multiple cultures of the contemporary world.
The course is divided into three curricula:
medieval, modern-contemporary and historical-legal.
All curricula have a common basis in the teachings of medieval, modern and contemporary history, as well as in the improvement of a modern foreign language.
In each curriculum, knowledge specific subjects is then deepened, through courses on Church history, economic or archival history, history of political and international relations, and medieval and modern/contemporary law.
The teaching activities have a seminary nature, to encourage constant interaction between students and teachers. In the methodological teachings, particular attention is devoted to the use of the informatics tools of the historical area (knowledge and use of databases, bibliographies, collections of sources, etc.). The last semester of the two-year course is dedicated to the Master’s thesis.
All members can access Erasmus with the Socrates programs, aimed at allowing study periods in universities of participating European countries, with recognition of exams taken abroad.

Programme structure

Per il Piano di Studi e ulteriori informazioni consultare questo link

Career opportunities

The two-year specialized course aims to train professionals able to operate with high responsibility functions in cultural and research institutes, both public and private; international and community bodies; institutions dedicated to design and management of cultural services as well as conservation and enhancement of historical and monumental heritage; publishing, journalism, cultural industry and communication agencies.
The degree in Storia d’Europa may find further application in a research doctorate program.