San Marino citizens with a master's degree can also enroll: an international internship is planned
Two academics from the University of the Republic of San Marino will lead one of the ten modules of the joint European master's program TESI (Training and Education in Social Innovation), implemented as part of the Adriatic-Ionian territorial cooperation program "IPA Adrion." Running from January 2027 to February 2028, the initiative includes, among other things, a fifteen-day international internship. There is no registration fee; applications are also open to San Marino citizens with a master's degree.
The TESI Master's program, which involves eight universities from seven different countries, addresses issues of social innovation, making it particularly strategic for those working in organizations that prioritize inclusion and solidarity with a positive impact on society and communities, such as urban regeneration projects, services for the disabled, and initiatives for migrants.
Specifically, professors Arianna Taddei and Riccardo Varini will lead a two-day module titled "Community Design and Impact Evaluation for Social Innovation." Academic institutions involved include the University of Bologna, the IUAV University of Venice, the Universities of Belgrade (Serbia), Tirana (Albania), and Zagreb (Croatia), as well as the Science and Research Centre of Koper (Slovenia), and the Hellenic Open University (Greece).
For the first time, the University of San Marino is participating in a European Joint Master's program, a format for advanced academic cooperation involving a joint degree and shared governance.
Applications, for which a €60 administrative fee is required, will close on September 28th.