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International mobility and collaboration
The Doctorate in Political Studies is at the centre of an extensive network of universities and international research centres.
- Munk School for Global Affairs and Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, University of Toronto
The collaboration focuses on the study of contemporary issues in international relations and on the public use of history, particularly on peace and security issues; it has so far been carried out through the mobility of professors and PhD students and in the organization of joint panels at international conferences.
- London School of Economics and Political Science
The PhD, together with the L.S.E. and other European and Italian universities, has organized an annual Summer school on Cold War history from 2009 to 2017. Since 2020 the project’s leadership has passed to the university of Utrecht, which has organized the Cold War summer school in 2021
- SciencesPo Paris
Cooperation between the two institutions focuses on professors’ and PhD students’ mobility and research on the history of international and Italian politics. In recent years, the two institutions signed two co-tutorship agreements.
- Woodrow Wilson Centre for International Studies – Washington
The collaboration mainly concerns the organization of the annual Summer School of the Nuclear Proliferation International History Project, to which Roma Tre PhD students may be admitted. Furthermore, PhD students carrying out their research in the United States regularly rely on the facilities of the Wilson Centre.
Co-partnership / Co-tutorship
The co-partnership / co-tutorship is a bilateral agreement allowing the candidate to be enrolled in two universities in two different countries and to be awarded a degree recognized by both States.
In recent years the Roma Tre PhD in Political Studies has hosted in co-partnership / co-tutorship the following PhD students from foreign institutions:
Doctor Europaeus Label
Regarding international qualifications of the PhD degree, the label Doctor Europaeus can be attributed upon request by the student. The Professors’ Board must approve it upon admission of the thesis to public discussion if the following conditions are met, as per art. 14 of the University Regulation on PhD Courses:
- the evaluation of the thesis is assigned to professors belonging to two universities in one or two countries of the European Union other than Italy;
- at least one member of the public dissertation Committee belongs to a university or research institution of a European Union country other than Italy;
- part of the thesis discussion takes place in one of the official languages of a European Union country other than Italy;
- part of the thesis research must be carried out abroad in one or more European Union countries other than Italy for at least three months (also adding up several stays of at least 15 days).