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The  Tor Vergata University of Rome offers the 3-year interdisciplinary (L-16-R, Political Sciences) Undergraduate Degree (B.A.) in Global Governance taught in English. The extraordinary innovation of this Liberal Arts and Sciences course, within the Italian educational system, is in its inter-disciplinary nature, embracing courses from all the fields of study offered by the Tor Vergata University of Rome: Arts and Humanities, Economics, Engineering, Law, Medicine and Sciences. Distinguished local and international visiting professors from the above-mentioned areas have agreed to offer an unusual combination of courses meant to rigorously raise the awareness of young students to the challenges of global phenomena and their appropriate governance. This course will be reserved to a limited number of students, coming from all over the world, holding a high school diploma.

 


 

READ THE CALL FOR APPLICATION FOR THE A.Y. 2026/2027 ENGLISH VERSION AND ITALIAN VERSION

 


 

Shaping Careers with Olivia Cox, Mara Marzella and Sonia Matera
Monday, October 19, 2026

Shaping Careers with Olivia Cox, Mara Marzella and Sonia Matera

"How Deep Blue is Creating Impact in Research and Consultancy"
Global Conversation with Josiah Ober
Friday, October 23, 2026

Global Conversation with Josiah Ober

"Citizens or Subjects? Two Ancient Greek Pathways out of Social Crisis"
Global Governance Academic Convocation with Christopher McCrudden
Thursday, November 19, 2026

Global Governance Academic Convocation with Christopher McCrudden

“Me, You, Them. Us? The Future in Four Acts”

GG1 Representatives' Election

Ana Alexia Apopei and Federico Lorusso Caputi have been elected as Representatives for the Class of 2029!

Global Governance students explore chemical safety and global cooperation at FAO

They engage in an interactive learning experience on chemical safety and the role of the Rotterdam Convention.

A new milestone for international education

Congratulations to Camilla Costa, Lucrezia Martone and Diletta Ritarossi, who graduated in July in Rome and have now received their French degree — a true example of academic excellence beyond borders.