The University of Messina’s Economics Department on Monday inaugurated the second edition of its “Global Management” training course, open to young high school and college graduates from non-EU countries in the Mediterranean basin (Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt and Turkey).
The project, which lasts for two months for a total of 240 classroom hours, is among the most innovative in the Italian educational landscape.
The initiative is covered by monthly scholarships of 1,200 euros gross and has the support of the Italian Institute for Foreign Trade (ICE) for the internationalisation of Italian businesses.
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