International Alliances and Networks
Luiss's international networks enable students and researchers to develop skills and build careers with a global reach. They can engage with diverse academic environments, collaborate with partner universities, and apply their knowledge across a range of institutional, professional, and social contexts.
Over time, Luiss has built a global network of partnerships with universities, business schools, and international institutions and research centers, expanding opportunities for education, mobility, and research for its community. Joint programs, interdisciplinary research, and shared courses with international partners reinforce the global dimension of the Luiss experience.
International networks and partnerships
Luiss's international networks and partnerships foster opportunities for mobility, academic collaboration, and shared research across various disciplines and international contexts.
QTEM: an international network for quantitative and analytical skills
QTEM, Quantitative Techniques for Economics and Management, is an international network that brings together universities and corporate partners focused on developing advanced quantitative skills in economics and management.
The program combines academic training, international mobility, and applied learning, enabling students to strengthen their analytical and decision-making skills through exposure to partner environments and universities around the world.
Upon completing the program, participants receive the supranational QTEM certificate, issued by the network, along with the Luiss master's degree.
Social Science University Network: an international network for the social sciences
The Social Science University Network aims to promote international academic collaboration in the social sciences by fostering dialogue among partner universities, shared research activities, and interdisciplinary initiatives.
Through this network, students, researchers, and faculty will be able to participate in projects that address issues related to contemporary economic, social, and political changes, contributing to the development of analyses and solutions from a global perspective.
The network serves as a forum for international exchange, promoting research, mobility, and academic cooperation.
GEM-DIAMOND: International research on globalization and Europe
GEM-DIAMOND is a European program dedicated to interdisciplinary research on globalization, Europe, and multilateralism.The program brings together partner universities and institutions in joint doctoral programs and shared research activities, fostering a collaborative environment among researchers, faculty, and experts from diverse disciplines and geographical regions.
Doctoral students pursue their studies within a European and international network, with scientific support from faculty and institutional partners, on topics related to democratic institutions, global challenges, and transformations in the contemporary international landscape.
INAET: an international network focused on the energy transition in Africa
INAET, the International Network on African Energy Transition, is an international network born from a partnership between Luiss and Eni. It brings together universities, think tanks, and researchers from Africa, Europe, and around the world.
The network contributes to the academic and institutional debate on the energy transition in Africa, comparing different perspectives and solutions on issues such as energy access, decarbonization, and climate change. It fosters partnerships and collaborative research projects among public institutions, universities, businesses, and international organizations, and facilitates the exchange of knowledge, data, and best practices among its members and stakeholders.
The model is built on dialogue among various disciplines and sectors, aiming to produce analyses and concrete proposals at the intersection of energy, economic development, and social justice.
How to participate in international programs
For information on international programs, mobility opportunities, and participation requirements, please consult the pages dedicated to each program and contact the relevant offices indicated.
Specialized advisors will guide you through every step of the process: from submitting your application to participating in mobility, research, and academic collaboration activities.