The DIRPOLIS Institute (Institute of Law, Politics and Development) is a research center devoted to interdisciplinary studies in the fields of law, economics and political sciences. Its core mission is to conduct innovative research by adopting a multidisciplinary approach to offer a comprehensive and multi-faceted representation of legal, social, economic and political phenomena. The Institute strives to provide scientifically sound and action-oriented bases to effective decision-making processes, at both private and public levels.
Training
MSc in International Security Studies
In collaboration with School of International Studies, University of Trento
Phd in Law
The Ph.D in Law involves a broad set of areas ranging from private and private comparative law, public comparative and European law, constitutional and administrative law, criminal – national and international – law, law and technology.
PhD in Human Rights, Global Politics and Sustainability: Legal and Philosophical Perspectives
The ideal candidate is a curious and open-minded researcher, willing to explore the variety of disciplines and approaches the programme has to offer.
PhD in Health Science, Technology and Management
The PhD concerns the topic of health and of the equity of health systems: characterized by complexity, interdisciplinarity and dynamism, they require innovation and management skills to be sustainable and ensure adequate levels of care for clients
PHD in Transnational Governance
The course combines structured teaching with close supervision activities by a dedicated faculty. The duration of the programme and its grants is four years
Seasonal School
Training programmes “of excellence”, which are strongly interdisciplinary, and focused on the School’s frontier research topics
PA 110 e lode, alta formazione per i dipendenti pubblici
La Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna aderisce all'iniziativa "PA 110 e lode" e promuove una serie di corsi di Alta Formazione per l'aumento delle competenze dei dipendenti pubblici
News
Cooperation between Italy and African countries: three training courses completed in Senegal, the Republic of Congo, and Ivory Coast
Cooperation between Italy and Tanzania: the final results of the course dedicated to international judicial cooperation, organised by the Scuola Sant'Anna with the support of Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and collaboration of local counterparts
Francesca Coli, a post-doc researcher at the Sant’Anna School, has written a Research Question published in the journal Research Directions: One Health by Cambridge University Press.
