Master’s Degrees

The Tuscia University offers several first- and second-level master’s degrees, thus enabling students to embark on a path of scientific and high-level further education following the completion of their bachelor’s and/or master’s degree.

Master’s degree: what is it?
Universities may activate courses of scientific specialization and continuing and recurrent higher education, following the award of a bachelor’s or master’s degree, at the conclusion of which first- and second-level university master’s degrees are issued.

Who can enroll in the Master’s program?
Those who have earned a university degree of at least three years’ duration may enroll in first-level master’s degrees; those who have earned a master’s degree may enroll in second-level master’s degrees.

Master’s courses include frontal didactic activities and other forms of guided study and interactive teaching, normally distributed over about a year, as well as a mandatory period dedicated to internships and/or the writing of a project or paper, organically included in the educational project. The combination of the above activities, integrated with the commitment to be reserved for individual study and preparation, for a total of 1,500 hours, corresponds to the acquisition by enrollees of at least 60 total CFUs.