7 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Management of Development programme from Turin School of Development offers an applied learning opportunity to explore the theoretical, conceptual and operational frameworks for management of development from a multi-disciplinary perspective.

The Technology and Public Policy degree at Turin School of Development aims to provide the expertise needed to understand technological innovation, the challenges and opportunities it poses, and to train agents who can steer and govern this innovation through public policy.

From legislative and regulatory to organizational and managerial foundations, the Public Procurement Management for Sustainable Development programme of Turin School of Development explores a modern public procurement system. Dive into the study of policy tools and theory with applied assignments and research work to bridge the current deficit in qualified human resources.

The Social Innovation for Sustainable Development degree at Turin School of Development aims to stimulate a critical thinking on the global trends affecting our society and provide the main tools and techniques for anticipating change and responding to complex situations in the different dimensions of sustainable development.

From international to comparative private law, from foundational frameworks to new technologies, the International Trade Law at Turin School of Development prepares students for a variety of careers in the field. Take advantage of a unique partnership of institutions, academics and legal professionals to grip the complexity of the laws of global trade.

The Industrial and Employment Relations program from Turin School of Development aims at developing specialized multidisciplinary knowledge in the field of industrial and employment relations from a comparative viewpoint. 

The Occupational Safety and Health degree at Turin School of Development has been specifically designed for hygienists, physicians, chemists, engineers, inspectors, practitioners and officers, with a university degree but without a previous specialization in OSH, who are working, or wish to work, as OSH specialists.