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Global Studies for Sustainable Local and International Development and Cooperation at University of Parma – English-taught Bachelor's in Italy

Study Global Studies for Sustainable Local and International Development and Cooperation in English at University of Parma. It is a Bachelor's Degree programme with a duration of 3 Years, taught in English on-campus in Parma, Italy. The field of study is Interdisciplinary Studies. Explore admission requirements, eligibility and application guidance for international students, including applicants from India.

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Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Duration

3 Years

Language

English

Admission year

2026/27

Global Studies for Sustainable Local and International Development and Cooperation at University of Parma – Course Overview

Global Studies for Sustainable Local and International Development and Cooperation is an English-taught programme offered by University of Parma in Italy.

Global Studies for Sustainable Local and International Development and Cooperation is offered by University of Parma. You can also browse all courses in Italy for comparable English-taught options.

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Admission Requirements for Global Studies for Sustainable Local and International Development and Cooperation at University of Parma

Academic requirement

80% in Class 12th or Bachelor's Degree

IELTS

6.5

Important admission notes

Programme availability and admission requirements are indicative. Confirm the latest details on the official university website before applying.

Who Can Apply – Eligibility

Eligibility depends on the applicant's academic background and programme-specific admission requirements.

Scholarships

Scholarship availability should be confirmed with the university and the relevant regional scholarship authority.

Scholarship availability and awards depend on eligibility and official university or regional policies.