Master in Cooperation and Development

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MASTER in COOPERATION and DEVELOPMENT: OUR SUCCESSFUL STORIES!
June 18th, 2026 at 1.00 pm CET

What’s the story after the master’s? How did you get your first job? How did you make your way there? We’ll find out by listening to our former students from the field:

🎙Ilaria DI MODUGNO Nutrition specialist, COOPI - DRC
🎙Vanessa ARAGÓN CASAYA Partnership and reporting associate World Food Programme Nicaragua
🎙Tapiwa PENAMA Partner Specialist UNICEF Malawi

Join us on zoom> https://collegioborromeo-it.zoom.us/meeting/register/F-ieAsQMQ9WdFRok7KLcZw

Master in Cooperation and Development – Our goal is to achieve Sustainable Human Development by means of higher education The Master in Cooperation and Development features a 15-month schedule open to students. It foresees more than 500 hours of classes and seminars.

May 28th 2026, 3.30 pm CET | Online
"A POWERFUL DECISION: buying from smallholder farmers to boost local development"

We'll talk with:
🎙Rossella Bottone, Country Director for WFP in Nicaragua

WFP in Nicaragua has developed a successful strategy to procure food locally. Local procurement has yielded unexpected results, becoming an essential element for the improvement of local communities. During the seminar, we’ll share the results of a recent study that analysed the impact of local food procurement in Nicaragua.

🖇Join us on Zoom, link here: https://collegioborromeo-it.zoom.us/j/82025271156
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Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali - Università di Pavia Almo Collegio Borromeo UNESCO VIS Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo COOPI VIS Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo

🌍Alumna Lucrezia Agosta: Internship with COOPI in Ethiopia 🇪🇹

"Thanks to the Master's program in Cooperation and Development, I spent six months as a program assistant at COOPI's Coordination Office in Addis Ababa.

From supporting donor reporting and developing project proposals to participating in field missions, this experience allowed me to gain firsthand knowledge of the implementation of humanitarian and emergency response projects and to study disaster risk reduction projects. Being in the field was my favourite part, as it allowed me to meet beneficiaries and see the real impact on their lives. Today, I am more convinced than ever of my mission: to work in the humanitarian sector to alleviate suffering and defend human dignity."