Master's UniversityCommunication for International Relations (MICRI)
Scientific Director: Prof. Guido Formigoni
The MICRI offers an unprecedented postgraduate training experience in the Italian and international landscape, opening doors to the world of strategic communication in the current globalized scenario. Through our program, you will have the unique opportunity to connect with top professionals and experts in the field.
With over fifteen years of experience, our educational journey has always adapted to rapid global changes and has accompanied our students along their path towards entering the workforce. We are proud to offer a dynamic and cutting-edge learning environment, providing essential skills and knowledge to tackle the challenges of strategic communication in a global context.
A highlight of our program is the extraordinary opportunity to experience the United States. Through a series of targeted meetings in Washington DC and New York City, you will have the chance to immerse yourself in American culture and the professional context, interacting with prestigious organizations and deepening your knowledge.
Furthermore, upon completion of the Master's program, it is possible to obtain a second Master's degree in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Nebraska, Kearney. This additional opportunity allows you to further expand your career prospects and consolidate your professional training.
Choosing MICRI means embracing a unique educational path where the quality of teaching, international experience, and professional development opportunities come together to prepare you for a successful career in strategic communication.
Italian / English
6 months
Winter
Full-time
Milan
Abroad
3/6 months
60
The objectives of our program aim to develop crucial skills, including:
- Analytical Thinking and Innovation: In today's global context, being able to analyze problems and create innovative solutions is essential. This aligns with our goal of developing critical and analytical capabilities through understanding international communication processes and key current issues.
- Active Learning and Learning Strategies: It is important to adapt and learn new skills to keep pace with a rapidly changing world, and this is closely related to learning strategies and procedures for operating in complex organizations and managing communication processes.
- Complex Problem Solving, Reasoning, Problem-solving, and Ideation: These tools enable the generation of new ideas and successful implementation, allowing for the analysis of the communication environment in all its components.
- Critical Thinking and Analysis: These tools enable informed decision-making and effective strategizing to grow professionals with clear principles related to sustainability and ethical development of society.
- Creativity, Originality, and Initiative: These qualities drive innovation and progress in the field of international communication, promoting the formation of professionals who are attentive to multiculturalism, diversity, and social integration.
- Leadership and Social Influence: Being effective leaders and influential individuals helps promote positive change globally, parallel to our purpose of creating new international leaders with a hybrid education in management and communication.
- Technology Use, Monitoring, and Control, Technological Design, and Programming: In an increasingly digitalized world, it is essential to effectively manage and utilize technology, bridging the gap between analog and digital.
- Resilience, Stress Tolerance, and Flexibility: In a rapidly changing international environment, these qualities are essential for maintaining effectiveness and balance, which are aspects of a comprehensive and versatile professional profile.
By achieving these objectives, our course is designed to develop all these skills, preparing students to become future leaders in the field of international relations. The acquired skills will not only open up new professional opportunities but also contribute to the formation of a global citizenship that is attentive, critical, and proactive.
MICRI:
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree of either level I or II in humanities, law, economics or social field.
It is necessary to have an excellent knowledge of both Italian and English. If you do not have an IELTS or TOEFL certification, your level will be verified during the selection interview.
Dual Degree:
GPA of the degree is at least 2.75 points out of 4.0.
Possession of an English language level C1 certification (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 550 or IBT 79).
One of the following characteristics: Bachelor/Master/Doctoral degree; two or more years of full-time work after the Bachelor's degree; GMAT (minimum level 500) or GRE equivalent.