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Student fair at Polito – come and get to know our Master’s in Geography

This Friday and Saturday (9 a.m.–6 p.m.), we’ll be at the Castello del Valentino, in the Salone delle Colonne, to present our Master’s program in Geography and Territorial Sciences, which I direct. Come by for a chat, pick up a brochure, and learn more about our program.

On Saturday at 2:15 PM, we’ll also be holding an introductory session for the Master’s program (Salone d’Onore). Everyone is welcome!

Info about the open day: https://www.polito.it/en/education/applying-studying-graduating/choosing-a-degree-programme/polito-open-days

Learn about the master: https://www.geography.unito.it/do/home.pl

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Come and study in our Master’s in Geography and Territorial Sciences in Turin

Join our Master’s degree in Geography and Territorial Sciences in Turin!

The programme, which I now direct, is taught by critical scholars of international standing. We offer pathways in Italian and an exciting English‑taught curriculum in Urban and Political Geography, covering crucial topics such as migration, housing justice, gender and race, geopolitics, planetary urbanisation, and rising injustice and poverty. The programme also includes courses in geo‑data science (including GIS) and physical geography.

Special merit‑based scholarships for international students are available only in the current application window, which closes on 29 January 2026.

Please help me share this information with your international students. You can find more info on our website and in the brochure below. Thank you!

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Directing our Master in Geography

I am delighted to announce that I have been elected to the directorship of the Interuniversity Master’s programme in #Geography and Territorial Sciences at the University of Turin.

It is precisely at times like these that teaching can become both a resource for and an expression of radical care. In the classroom—seen as a safe space for inquiry—we can collectively unpack the processes that shape our subjectivities in racial capitalism. To understand what Otherness is needed to sustain those. To interrogate the politics patching them up. To take forms of the counter-political into our own hands.

I look forward to working with students and colleagues across the physical, technical, humanistic and political dimensions of the geographical sciences, and to making this Master’s programme engaging and meaningful for all.

Link to the Master’s page: https://www.geografia.unito.it/do/home.pl