Prime Minister Edi Rama said Thursday in a post on his social media account that, as part of the Internationalization Program, we supported the “Aleksandër Moisiu” University in Durres, for the establishment of the Laboratory of European Studies, as an innovative center for the student practices, interactive studies and scientific research infrastructure, as well as in capacity building for the opening of joint study programs with prestigious European universities.”

The three programs between the “Aleksandër Moisiu” University, Durrës and the “La Sapienza”, “Tor Vergata” and the University of Genoa, will include the study cycles in public law, European studies, and international and diplomatic science. These programs will be conducted in Albanian, Italian and English, offering a dual degree.

Joint program of Doctorate studies in “Public Law” will be offered with “Tor Vergata” University, Italy, joint program of Master’s degree in “European and Comparative Law” will be offered with the “Sapienza” University of Italy, which has already started with 15 students as well as the Bachelor’s degree program in “International and Diplomatic Sciences” with the University of Genoa, Italy, implemented for the first time with 14 students.

The “Aleksandër Mosiu” University has a rich academic offer, with 112 study programs organized in 5 faculties, of which 8 are joint programs with a dual degree, in 3 study cycles (Albanian, Italian and English) and 7 programs conducted in English, in 2 study cycles.
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Agreements pertain to the field of Environmental Biology in Bachelor degree with the University of Tirana; Forestry and Environment with TAU; Mechanical Engineering with TPU at master level and Marketing with MUA

The agreements stipulate that students in these programs spend one year studying in Albania and one year in Italy. In the end, students will receive dual degrees.

The signing ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Edi Rama, Minister of Education and Sports, Evis Kushi, prof. Stefanno Ubertini, rector of the University of Tuscia and head of the regional committee for the coordination of the Universities in Lazio, etc.

In his remarks, Prime Minister Rama stressed that “we are here today with all of you to continue our efforts to create synergies, establish new collaborations with the Italian university system and open new doors for cooperation in the name of a future for which we are responsible to make as safe as possible. ”

“It is important to explore all the space to further internationalize our universities, to give Albanian youths, but also other young people in our region and why not Italian youths the opportunity to study in Albania and access study programs that are comparable to those of Italy in quality ,” said Rama.
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