Masters Political Science - Citizenship and Governance

Candidates eligible for the master's degree program are as follows: a) Holders of a bachelor's degree or equivalent legal qualification. b) Holders of a foreign academic degree obtained following a first-cycle of studies organized according to the principles of the Bologna Process by a country adhering to that process. c) Holders of a recognized foreign higher academic degree that satisfies the objectives of a bachelor's degree, as determined by the competent statutory body. d) Individuals with an educational, scientific, or professional background recognized by the competent statutory body of CUL as demonstrating the capacity to undertake this study cycle. Selection criteria: 50% Previous qualification grade. 50% Curriculum assessment. Candidates without a previous qualification or without a qualification grade: 75% Curriculum assessment. 25% Motivation and Justification.

The Master's degree is attended by both full-time students and students already integrated into professional life, and in the latter case, it is still to be taken into account that not all professional activities fall within the scope of the course themes. The previous findings point to the existence of some heterogeneity with regard to the reasons that preside over the choice of the Master's degree and the use that the objectives of the Master's degree include. In fact, the professional outputs are numerous, since the Master's degree is directed to the most diverse sectors of social life. Thus, masters in political science-citizenship and governance may be able to perform functions in central, regional and local government bodies, political parties, companies, trade unions, associations, international organizations and development and cooperation agents.

The Master¿s Degree in Political Science ¿ Citizenship and Governance is the intermediary cycle between the degree in Political Science and International Relations and the continuation of PhD studies.