School of Transnational Governance
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Discover your way to change global policy.

Join the most international class in the cradle of the Renaissance.

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Applications are open for our Master in Transnational Governance

The Master of Arts in Transnational Governance (MTnG) is the first of its kind, tailor-made to educate and train a new breed of policy leader able to navigate the unprecedented issues our world will face during the next decade and beyond.  

 What's expecting you:

 

  • A broad interdisciplinary programme focused on pressing international policy issues related to digitalisation, economy, politics, security and sustainability.  
  • A class of students from all over the world in an international post-graduate institute in Florence, Italy. 
  • A diverse set of learning methodologies curated by our selected faculty members that boast excellent track-records in academics, as well as hands-on expertise in policy-making and politics. 
  • The opportunity to join another among the world’s finest academic institutions as part of exchange programmes and joint degrees.  

A programme that blends foundational study with hands-on training and networking

The programme is designed to examine the most pressing policy issues of our time through an interdisciplinary lens, transcending the limits of a single country or region by bringing together perspectives from political science, sociology, economics, law, history and business/technology. 

Built upon a uniquely analytical approach that considers the broader impact of governing beyond nation states, students learn not only which policy tools to consider, but how best to combine and orchestrate these tools in order to design effective transnational policies that are outcome-driven. 

 

Become Part of the European University Institute

The European University Institute (EUI) is a unique international centre for doctoral and post-doctoral studies and research in the social sciences. The four departments – Economics, History and Civilization, Law, and Political and Social Sciences – routinely host scholars from more than 70 countries, studying for the Institution’s doctorate or the one-year LLM. 

The Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies focuses on inter-disciplinary, comparative and policy research on the major issues affecting European as well as global societies, while the Max Weber Programme for Post-doctoral Studies prepares fellows for a career in academia. 

The EUI library boasts around half a million volumes in the Institute’s specialty areas, attracting numerous researchers. The campus also hosts the Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU), which provides unparalleled insight into the successful integration and ongoing political relations of the European Union.