La Turin School of Development

Our programmes combine targeted content and innovative teaching methods in a living laboratory setting, providing a comprehensive educational experience both online and in the classroom. Students engage in interactive classes, participate in research projects, and complete assignments through our online platform.

We seek empathetic innovators and mindful trailblazers driven by curiosity and intellect. Our student body includes recent graduates and seasoned professionals from various sectors, including the UN, EU, NGOs, and private enterprises. Our esteemed faculty comprises directors, UN officials, and scientific leaders dedicated to shaping the next generation of global professionals.

Our modern facilities include classrooms equipped with interpretation and video conferencing tools, a spacious auditorium perfect for seminars and events, and an Innovation Lab that fosters creativity and innovative learning. 

For accommodation, we offer over 200 rooms and suites with 24/7 reception services. Our self-service cafeteria caters to various dietary needs, and on-site facilities include a gift shop, post office, medical center, and laundry services.

To support wellness and recreation, students have 24/7 access to fitness facilities, group fitness sessions, and sports facilities for football, volleyball, and tennis. The Valentino Bar serves as a social hub for entertainment and refreshments, and our travel agency helps organize trips and excursions.

The city's cultural richness is evident in its museums, such as the Egyptian Museum, and landmarks like the Mole Antonelliana. Turin hosts a variety of cultural events, including film festivals, music concerts, and art exhibitions. Food enthusiasts can savor local cuisine at trattorias, cafes, and Michelin-starred restaurants.

Weekend excursions provide opportunities to explore Milan’s renowned fashion and design scene, visit the picturesque fishing village of Portofino, and discover the historic canals and gondolas of Venice.

Local tours include weekly sightseeing tours in Turin, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local culture. You can participate in shopping trips to local markets and high-end boutiques, and visit museums to gain insights into Turin's rich historical and artistic heritage.

Here’s what you need to get started:

• Bachelor’s degree
• English proficiency

Recognition of foreign degrees

To ensure your academic qualifications are recognized, you must provide:

• Original/certified copy of your foreign degree with a certified translation into Italian
• Original/certified copy of transcripts with a certified translation into Italian
• Photocopy of your ID card/passport
• Photocopy of your Italian fiscal code

Selection procedure

• Submit required documents: Bachelor’s degree, transcripts, CV, motivation letter, and evidence of English proficiency
• Pre-selection by each Master’s Scientific Committee
• Verification by the University of Turin or Politecnico di Torino
• Masters’ secretariats manage document collection and submission

For more detailed information, contact us at turinschool@itcilo.org.

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