Master in International Commerce - MASCI

preference is given to graduates in Economics, Law, Political Science or holding a second-cycle degree in these subjects or equivalent foreign university degree. MASCI is divided into two Sections: the Law Section and the Economics and Finance Section. There are about 150 hours of lectures for each of these two sections, making a total of 300 hours. Participants are assisted in finding internships at companies, associations or authorities involved in international commerce and finance. Those who pass the intermediate tests, do internships and present a thesis approved by supervisors, receive a Master’s Certificate in International Commerce - MASCI. If one registers for MASCI one cannot register for a second-cycle degree at the same time.