0 1 who are we? tor vergata («rome 2») is in the south-eastern part of rome, italy, 35 minutes...
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2 Who are we?
Tor Vergata («Rome 2») is in the south-eastern part of Rome, Italy, 35 minutes away from the center of the city. 39.000 students.6 Faculties: Arts and Philosophy, Economics, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Sciences.
Born 30 years go, our University is ranked 33rd in the world ranking in QS World’s Top 50 under 50 - the only Italian University present in it.
The Department of Business, Government and Philosophy Studies was born in 2012 to provide an interdisciplinary nature to the study of society’s challenges.
3 High international focus
More than 250 fellowships:for a minimum period of 6 months abroad in 75 partner universities.
Overseas Programme: scholarships for Latin America, USA, Japan
Progetto Leonardo: fellowships for theses abroad
Erasmus Placement: fellowships for stages abroad
4 Degree courses taught in English (no Law)
School of Science -M.Sc. in Physics for Instrumentation and Technology -M.Sc. in Astrophysics
School of Medicine (+Hospital) -M.Sc. in Medicine and Surgery -M.Sc. in Physical Activities and Health Promotion
School of Engineering - Bach. Engineering Sciences - M.Sc. in Mathematical Engineering
School of Pharmacy 5-year degree in collaboration with University of Nottingham and Alliance Boots
School of Economics-Bach. in Global Governance -Bach. in Business Administration-Bach. In Business and Economics- M.Sc. in Business Administration - M.Sc. in Economics - M.Sc. in European Economy and Business Law - M.Sc. in Finance
School of Arts and Philosophy - M. A. in European HistoryIn collaboration with Université Paris Diderot, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin , University College Dublin, Università Rome Tre, King’s College London
5 Student services matter for us
Desk Imprese www.deskimprese.it
A permanent link between 450 firms and institutions selecting our students for stage opportunities
Career Day: in October every year one day of meeting with several firms and institutions.
Library Vilfredo Pareto 490 seats for studying Free internet and Wi-fi Specialized personnel helping you to do
research on our on-line catalogue More than 70.000 books and 2.000
journals (italian and international)
6 A new campus ☞ A new campus has been inaugurated at Tor Vergata University. The
campus is the largest in Italy and one of the largest in Europe with its 1,200 bed spaces that offer high quality services for the university students.
☞ Campus X Tor Vergata is a community that embraces different cultures, fostering an international environment by promoting the principles of integration and cohesion among people who live, learn and work around Tor Vergata University.
☞ As for accommodation, the Campus provides very comfortable apartments, fully furnished, designed for 1 or 2 people with shared bathroom, living room, kitchen and Wi-Fi internet connection. The following services are available on Campus. Campus Shuttle Bus, connecting Tor Vergata rail station to the campus and also connecting the various buildings/schools within the campus, study space and reading rooms with Wi-Fi internet connection, tutoring rooms, laundry room, leisure room, music room, sporting centre and SPA, restaurant, cafeteria and mini market, orientation and tutoring centre.
For further information and costs please visit the Campus X at the following web site: http://www.campusxroma.it/english
7 Global Governance
A unique course, a 3-year Bachelor degree all taught in English. Unique? Highly interdisciplinary organized by 6 our Faculties: Economics, Literature and Philosophy, Law, Engineering, Medicine, Sciences.
Admission
Application online at the end of February and May 2015: Curriculum Vitae (the “Past”) Motivation Letter (the “Future”) Skype Conversation (“you”)www.globalgovernance.it
Max 40 students (20 Italian, 20 Foreign)
Tuition5000 to 7000 € per year depending on your income
ScholarshipsLaziodisu usually provides 5000 € per year based on need.
8 Global Problems
Ebola and Fukushima: what do they have in common?
Global issues: an Italian cares even if not interested to Africa and Japan
Often scientific origin: accelerated by faster transportation (ICT, mobility)
Ethical implications: huge, often hard to grasp on impact
Requiring historical and technical competences: but the Babel Tower is a concern and a challenge to be overcome through education.
And a tolerance for diversity: among all knowledgeable parties involved.
Can one Manage this Huge and Challenging Interdisciplinarity? Prof.
Mikhail Rykhtik: YES but…
9 Thinking about a Global Education
Acquiring an International
Education
Importing Knowledge
locally
Understanding Globalization
and Diversity
Solving «Global
Problems»
10 Thinking about a Global Education
Acquiring an International
Education
English Language
Team Building
Joint Degrees
Debate at the Core
11 Thinking about a Global Education
Understanding (Criticizing)
Globalization and
Diversity
Solving «Global
Problems»
HumanitiesLaw, Econ, PolSci, Phil, Arts
Engineering, Medicine, Sciences
Ebola, Fukushima, Climate Change
Migration, Aging, …
12 Thinking about a Global Education
Understanding (Criticizing)
Globalization and
Diversity
Solving «Global
Problems»
Importing Knowledge
locally
Managing Change
Managing Conflict
Solving LocalProblems
13Facing Global problems …
Life expectancy Infant mortality
Japan 84 2
Italy 83 3
United States 79 6
India 66 41
Sierra Leone 46 107
14…Teaches you to face Local problems
Infant mortality rate in some Italian regions (2010)
Infant mortality rateValle d’Aosta 0,9Lombardia 2,9
Lazio 3,9Sicilia 4,8ITALY 3,3
15 Placement and further Studies
Understanding (Criticizing)
Globalization and
Diversity
Solving «Global
Problems»
Importing Knowledge
locally
International RelationsCultureMediaCommunicationConsultingSecurityPolitics
InternationalNGOs
Multinationals
Supranational
organizations
Local NGOs, National Firms, Local Public Administration
M. Sc. , Ph. D.International LawDevelopment EconomicsInternational RelationsMedia and CommunicationPPE
M. Sc.Management Engineering
Social Health Cooperation and
Development
16 Global Governance
1st year: Global Law 1 Global Economics Applied Quantitative Analysis History and Civilizations European Thought Natural Disasters Prevention Plant and Environment
2nd year: Sociology and Terrorism
Prevention Statistical Tools for Decision-
making Global Management Global Politics Global Society Health Management Global Law 2 Accounting
3rd year: Group Interaction and
Leadership Applied English Quality Control Anthropology of Globalization Economic History
…Choose your options!
Aiming to go to ….
Curriculum
17 Global Governance
...and more
Programme Office dedicated to you
Global ConversationsSeminars and meetings with international leaders, public and private
Team Building and Communication Skills CoursesInstitutional Visits
International Visiting Professors
Web:www.globalgovernance.itContacts: CoordinatorProf. Gustavo Piga
SecreteriatPatrizia Marta [email protected]
+3906 72595512 - 5823Mandatory Attendance
and Code of Conduct
Personal Advisor (Professor)Each student meets monthly with a personal advisor for the whole duration of the course
19 Our Admitted Students A.Y. 2014 - 2015☞ Italy 26 (out of 48, 114 applicants)☞ Jordan 1☞ Kenya 1☞ France 1☞ Great Britain 1☞ Russian Federation 1☞ Vietnam 1☞ China 3☞ Romania 1☞ The goal for 2015? 300 excellent
applicants.
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University of Rome Tor Vergata
Department of Business Government Philosophy
A Three-Year Bachelor Programme in
Business Administration
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An Innovative Teaching Method
The programme is strongly focused on MANAGEMENT andBUSINESS and builds fundamentalpillars in Economics, Law andQuantitative Methods
Economic models, managerial tools,case-studies, group-works and seminarsenrich our lectures with an innovativeteaching method merging theory andpractice
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And More…
Programme Office
Italian courses for International students
Internship during 3rd year and participation to Company Awards
Visiting professors from prestigious universities
Business Coaching and Job-Interviews Simulations
Guest speakers from leading Companies
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How to gain admissionWe don’t want to TEST you, we want to EVALUATE you!
HOW?Uploading onlineYour marks (mid term or final marks)Your CurriculumYour Motivation LetterYour English LevelWHEN?Nov 1st – June 15th 2015
economia.uniroma2.it/ba/businessadministration/apply-now
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Fees and Scholarships
TUITION FEESMinimum 2,000 € – Maximum 3,700 € per year, depending on family income
SCHOLARSHIPSStudents can apply for scholarships offered yearly by different public institutions, such as Laziodisu and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Web and Contacts
economia.uniroma2.it/ba/businessadministration
@[email protected] – Director [email protected] – Programme [email protected] – International Relations
https://www.facebook.com/bachelorbatorvergata
Looking Forward…