(July 21, 2016) The Master course is directed towards those interested in foreign aid, peackeeping, diplomacy, international relations and immigration, tourism, and European institutions. The programme also focuses on events that are current and close to home. The “Enrico Mattei in Near and Middle East” directed by Teniored Professor of History of International Relations Claudio Moffa Lectures will begin on July 22 and 29 and will then recommence on September 2 at the University of Teramo. It will consist of 70 hours of on-campus lectures and 180 hours of online classes. The course is in its 9th year, a result of a long series of conferences followed by many different voices of historians, lawyers, sociologists, journalists, intellectuals, witnesses, all experts of the complex and diverse issues of the Middle East. The objective of the course is to offer a multidisciplinary training on the Near and Middle East for those who wish to work in those regions or carry out professional activities related cooperative relations within the regions such as history, political analysis, journalism, economic and cultural cooperation. Moffa notes, “it is a course of study that is characterised by a multidisciplinary and plural approach” (red)
