I’m a young postgraduate student of Political Sciences at the Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, from which I obtained my MA in “International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs”, while my BA was at the Università di Padova, where I obtained a First-class honours degree in “International and European Studies”. I specialized myself both at the European level and at an international level thanks to my studies, with a particular focus in the Mediterranean Basin, the Middle East and Central Asia, virtually following the Silk Road – I’m very interested in the European dynamics, at any level (economic, social, cultural, political), and I’d like to work in an environment European-friendly and full of challenges and opportunities, both for me, to increase my baggage of knowledge, and for my employer, in order to reach together ambitious objectives.
I also had my fair share of experience in dealing with governmental and nongovernmental actors while working for the UNESCO, where I learnt how to find proper solutions for any given problem, and where I honed my skills in writing complete reports and infographics. I worked as one of the two assistants of the UNESCO Cultural Officer in Tashkent, for whom I had to meet representatives of the Uzbek government and local experts looking for common paths toward shared objectives. While in Tashkent, I also worked as the Cultural Officer’s secretary, following him in different meetings, writing reports and collecting exhaustive information for him.
Now I’m looking for a job that will allow me to put into practice what I learned during my university career and while living abroad – a job that can make me feel useful, and with which I can really do something good and important, for me and for the others.
My language skills are excellent: I correctly speak Italian, English and Spanish, and I have enhanced my knowledge of Modern Greek thanks to a EVS experience in Greece between September and October 2016.