USI Master's at a glance
The Master of Science or Master of Arts degrees are full-time graduate-level specialisation programmes (3 or 4 semesters) awarded 90-120 ECTS points.
These are our Master's:
Academy of Architecture
Master in Architecture
Master in Storia e teoria dell’arte e dell’architettura
Faculty of Biomedical Sciences
Master in Cognitive Psychology in Health Communication
Master in Health, Major in Digital Public Health
Master of Medicine
Faculty of Communication, Culture and Society
Master in Corporate Communication*
Master in Digital Fashion Communication
Master in European Studies in Investor Relations and Financial Communication
Master in Health, Major in Health Communication
Master in International Tourism*
Master in Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana
Master in Marketing and Transformative Economy*
Master in Media Management
*jointly offered with the Faculty of Economics
Faculty of Economics
Master in Economia e politiche internazionali
Master in Economics
Master in Finance
Master in Management
Master in Public Management and Policy**
**jointly offered with the Faculty of Communication, Culture and Society
Faculty of Informatics
Master in Artificial Intelligence
Master in Data Science
Master in Informatics
Master in Financial Technology and Computing***
Master in Management and Informatics***
Master in Software Engineering with AI
***jointly offered with the Faculty of Economics
Facoltà di Teologia di Lugano (affiliated to USI)
Master in Philosophy
Master in Interreligious Dialogue: Science, Philosophy and Theology of Religions
Master in Scienza, filosofia e teologia delle religioni
Master in Diritto canonico ed ecclesiastico comparato
Master of Theology
Master Vergleichendes Kanonisches Recht
The Master's degrees at USI are defined by their high level of specialisation, leading to international careers both in the professional and academic fields. Distinguished faculty in the respective disciplines provide innovative and quality teaching with a robust interdisciplinary approach and collaboration with local and international institutions. The direct dialogue with professors and the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the University are the elements that enable students to broaden their views and define their education individually. The theory is applied in case studies and consulting projects for companies and other business entities (field projects).