I started Global Governance just after high school, my early education was strongly focused on classical studies. I chose it because of its balanced mix of technical and humanistic subjects and because I believed it could give me the tools to better understand our times, and it actually did it. During my Bachelor I had the chance to take two semesters abroad: one at the Venice International University and the following one in Paris, at the Sorbonne University. While I was studying I understood I wanted pursue my studies in economics, a valuable lens to understand many problems derived from globalization, like increasing inequalities for one. I am currently attending the second year of a master in economics at the University of Bologna where I strenghtened my mathematical and statistical skills and I'm deepening my studies in Public Economics.

CLASS OF 2014-2015