The multidisciplinary profile and international vocation of the Faculty of Political, Economic and Social Sciences (SPES) are the real bonus to its training and the winning hand.
Measuring oneself against a plurality of approaches accustoms graduates to adaptability and flexibility. The training process to which subjects as different as legal, economic, sociological, historical, political, psychological, statistical, mathematical and linguistic studies contribute, each with its own disciplinary corpus and methodological schemes, provides graduates of the Faculty’s degree courses with a broad knowledge base, which opens them to change and enables them to fill diverse professional roles and job positions.
The Departments offer courses and programmes in:
- Economics
- Political science
- International relations
- Sociology and communication
- Management and work studies
These degree programmes are no longer available: courses are no longer delivered and no new students are accepted.
These degree programmes are being discontinued: they are not open for admission, but courses are still delivered to students who are already enrolled.
These degree programmes are no longer available: courses are no longer delivered and no new students are accepted.
Studying Political, Economic and Social Sciences in our University: the main features and strengths of the faculty
The teaching organization: lessons, internships, scholarships and prizes, international mobility and degree theses
Continue your studies or enter the workplace: employment opportunities and post-graduate training
Location
The School of Political, Economic and Social Sciences is located in Milan, on Via Conservatorio 7.
Classrooms
- Building 1 - Via Conservatorio 7 (rooms 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 ‑ graduation hall)
- Building 2 - Via Passione 13/15 (rooms 2 - 3 - IT campus)
- Building 3 - Via Conservatorio 7 (rooms 10 - 11 - 12 - 13)
- Building 4 - Via Conservatorio 7 (rooms 4 - 5 - 6)
- Via Livorno 1 (room 1)
- Via Pace 10 (rooms A ‑ B)
Libraries
Department of Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods
Via Conservatorio 7 - 20122 Milano
Via Livorno 1 – 20122 Milano
Department of Social and Political Sciences
Via Conservatorio 7 - 20122 Milano
Department of International, Legal, Historical and Political Studies
Via Conservatorio 7 - 20122 Milano
Affiliated departments
Department of Computer Science "Giovanni degli Antoni"
Via Celoria 18 - 20133 Milan
Department of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Mediations
Piazza Montanelli 1 - 20099 Sesto San Giovanni
Department of Philosophy "Piero Martinetti"
Via Festa del Perdono 7 – 20122 Milano
Student Offices for the Faculties of Humanities and Social Studies
Head: Mr Giuseppe Ruscica
Student Office for the Faculty
Via Conservatorio 7 - 20122 Milan
email: [email protected]
Student Offices
Via Santa Sofia 9/1 - 20122 Milan (entrance from the inner courtyard)
L’Università Statale di Milano conferisce la laurea honoris causa in Economia e scienze politiche a George Tsebelis, esperto di politica comparata e modellizzazione formale, Anatol Rapoport Collegiate Professor di Scienze politiche alla University of Michigan. Ai saluti della rettrice Marina Brambilla seguiranno l’introduzione di Alessandro Missale, direttore del dipartimento di Economia, management e metodi quantitativi e la laudatio di Francesco Zucchini, ordinario di scienza politica.
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La conferenza finale del PRIN “Time-less’ Workers? Legal Challenges in Work Activities Managed by Objectives and Without Scheduled Working Hours”, che vede l’Università Statale di Milano partner insieme all’Università di Bari Aldo Moro, affronta le sfide giuridiche del lavoro “senza tempo”. Una ricerca che indaga rischi, tutele e regolamentazione europea per rafforzare la posizione di smart worker e professionisti con attività definite da obiettivi.
