Is it possible to do a second masters degree, and what are the course selection criteria in Italy for a Master's?
Yes, you can pursue a second Master's degree in Italy. Admission depends on meeting the specific criteria set by each university and program.
Key points to consider:
- Academic background: You must already hold a Master's degree or equivalent.
- Program requirements: Each course may require certain subjects, work experience, or a portfolio, especially for specialized fields.
- Language proficiency: You’ll need to meet English (IELTS/TOEFL) or Italian language requirements, depending on the program.
- University policies: Some universities may have extra rules for applicants with a previous Master's, so review their specific criteria.
Your new program should relate to your previous studies or clearly show how your background supports your application. If you need help identifying suitable options, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you.
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