Master's Degree in Youth Discomfort, Social Deviance, and Risk Behavior.

The Master's Degree is designed to train professionals capable of working with children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing difficult situations, relational difficulties, or risky behaviors.

The program provides concrete tools for understanding the world of youth, protecting children's rights, and developing effective educational and support interventions tailored to different life contexts: school, family, social services, and the local community.

Those who complete the Master's degree acquire the skills to interpret situations of hardship in a broad and integrated way, network with other professionals (teachers, educators, social workers), design support programs, and support young people through processes of change and growth.

The goal is to offer competent, shared interventions geared toward the well-being of individuals and the community.