Double Degree in Global Management and Chinese Politics with Renmin University, China
- Degree
- Double and Triple Degree
- Duration
- 2 Years
- Year
- 2027/2028
Programme features | The Double Degree in Global Management and Chinese Politics, offered jointly by Luiss and Renmin University of China, is a demanding two-year programme taught entirely in English. The programme is aimed at students currently enrolled in the first year of the Master's Degree in Global Management and Politics at Luiss. Stemming from the interdisciplinary approach of the Master’s Degree in Global Management and Politics, this programme provides a comprehensive introduction to the politics, economy, foreign policy, society, and culture of contemporary China. Participants in the programme study governance and international relations at one of Asia's leading universities, while living in the Chinese capital. During the first year at Luiss, the curriculum will focus on developing a deeper understanding of the economic, legal, and managerial foundations of global management. During their second year in Beijing, students will have the opportunity to visit and learn directly from Chinese companies, think tanks, research institutes, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), as part of the activities included in the programme. |
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Programme structure | The programme is structured as follows:
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Places available | There are 5 places available for each academic year. |
Who is eligible to apply? | The call for applications for the 2027–2028 mobility year is aimed at students enrolled in the first year of Luiss’s Master’s Degree in Global Management and Politics during the 2026–2027 academic year. |
Fees and charges | Luiss students will pay their tuition fees to Luiss and will therefore be exempt from paying tuition fees to Renmin University. |
Qualifications awarded | Upon completing the programme, students will be awarded a Master's Degree in Global Management and Politics from Luiss and a Master's Degree in Law, specialising in International Relations, from Renmin University. To obtain the Double Degree, participants must comply with the rules and conditions set by both universities. |
Disclaimer:
The information on this page – including the eligible Luiss degree programmes, specialisations, and admission requirements – is updated annually and may be subject to change for future years of mobility. Candidates are encouraged to check this webpage regularly for the most up-to-date information before submitting their application.
Academic coordinators Luiss
Gianfranco Pellegrino
Faculty | gpellegrino@luiss.it
International Degree Programmes
Viale Romania 32
00197 Rome
For general queries:
international@luiss.it
For questions about the programme:
Laura Bernaola Picca
lbernaolapicca@luiss.it
T +39 06 85225471
Key academic regulations
- Students who are interested are required to read and understand the curriculum and its associated rules. Changes to the curriculum are generally not permitted.
- The examinations listed must be taken and passed in the academic year specified in the curriculum, and not at a later date.
- During the mobility period, students will be subject to Renmin University's rules.
Information about the thesis
Detailed information about the procedures and timescales will be provided by each university in due course. For information:
- Students must comply with the procedures and deadlines set by both institutions for their dissertations.
- Students will complete their dissertation with the support of two supervisors: one from RUC and one from Luiss. Both supervisors must approve the dissertation proposal, which must meet the standards set by both institutions.
- Each institution will assess the final dissertation in line with its own criteria.
Further information
- Students selected for a Double Degree Programme are required to follow the curriculum set out for their year of mobility, including any changes – especially those relating to language courses and other academic activities.
- While committed to providing students with complete, accurate, and timely information, Luiss reserves the right to modify, supplement, update, or withdraw the programme.
- Luiss is not responsible for any cancellations or changes resulting from events beyond its control. Should the programme be cancelled or changed for these reasons, Luiss will promptly inform all students affected.
How to apply
Details of the application procedure and any further information not available on this page will be published in the relevant Call for Applications.
For further information, you can contact the International Degree Programmes Office at international@luiss.it.
Admission Criteria (mobility year 2027/28)
For future years of mobility, the admission requirements are reviewed and updated on this page, typically in September each year.
| Requirements for applications for the 2026/2027 mobility year |
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| Having passed 4 out of the 5 exams graded on a 30-point scale scheduled for the first semester of your degree programme. |
| A weighted average exam mark of 26/30 or higher, achieved by the deadline specified in the Call for Applications (usually mid-February). |
English language proficiency: Students must hold one of the following qualifications:
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Selection criteria (mobility year 2027/28)
Candidates who meet the admission requirements will be placed on the ranking list based on their academic record and the criteria set out in the table below. Academic records will be assessed based on the data available at the Student Administration Office by the deadline specified in the Call for Applications (usually mid-February).
| Criterion | Weighting | Details |
| Weighted average grade | 35% | Calculated based on the minimum pass mark for exams (18/30). |
| Registered credits | 35% | The score will take into account the credits recorded by the deadline specified in the Call for Applications (usually mid-February). Credits from additional courses (free courses) and internships will not be taken into account. |
| Level of English language proficiency | 25% | Calculated according to the six levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), from A1 to C2. |
| Bachelor’s degree grade | 5% | From 100/110 to 110 with honours. |
Call for Applications – Deadlines for the 2027–2028 Mobility Year
For future years of mobility, the timeline is reviewed and updated on this page, typically in September of each year.
| Phase | Timeline |
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| Publication of the call for applications | Early December 2026 |
| Opening of the application period | 8 January 2027 |
| Deadline for submitting applications | 21 January 2027 by Midday (12pm) |
| Publication of the selection results | The second half of February 2027 |
| Confirmation of participation | Within one working day |
Please note that these dates are subject to change; any alterations will be communicated promptly.
