The program starts with a focus on the economic, legal and economic-business foundations of global management. Then, students will go through organizational and strategic issues and, finally, will touch upon issues concerning the political implications of globalization, international relations, the dynamics of international governmental and non-governmental organizations and activities related to fairly representing corporate, stakeholder and institutional interests.
 

The master’s degree program in Global Management and Politics fills a gap in our global world: the need to shape professionals able both to act within companies and to tackle global complex issues. The underlying though is that global management needs skills to go beyond disciplinary barriers, with firm grounds on social science and methodological rigor.