Cooperation to Be Established with an Italian Higher Education Institution in Master’s Degree Programs
As previously reported, the university delegation currently on an official visit to Italy had reached agreements with the University of Tuscia on establishing a joint master's degree program and cooperating on Erasmus-funded projects.
As previously reported, the university delegation currently on an official visit to Italy had reached agreements with the University of Tuscia on establishing a joint master's degree program and cooperating on Erasmus-funded projects.
Today, the delegation held a meeting with Roma Tre University, one of the prestigious higher education institutions of the European Union, to discuss the establishment of joint master's degree programs with the university starting from the 2024/2025 academic year.
As a result of the bilateral discussions, a number of agreements were reached with this leading Italian higher education institution not only on establishing joint educational programs, but also on jointly organizing academic mobility and internship programs.
For reference: In the QS World University Rankings by Subject, Roma Tre University is ranked 151–200. The university has more than 33,000 students.