Roberto Moscati

Roberto Moscati is a seasoned academic and researcher affiliated with the University of Milan-Bicocca, where he currently holds the position of Contract Researcher (2020–present). His career spans over five decades in Italian and international higher education institutions, including roles such as Full Professor at the University of Milan-Bicocca (1998–2009) and the University of Trieste (1994–1998). His academic journey includes significant contributions to education policy, sociology, and university governance.

His research interests focus on Education and social-economic development, Comparative higher education systems, and Sociological theory. He has explored topics such as university governance structures, the academic profession, and the application of social research methods to education policy.

Dr. Moscati has held prestigious fellowships, including the Harkness Fellowship (1968–1970) and Fulbright Fellowship (1983), which enabled collaborative research at institutions like Harvard University and the University of California. He is actively engaged in academic publishing, serving on editorial boards such as Scuola Democratica, Tertiary Education and Management, and the European Journal of Education.

He is a member of notable professional organizations, including the Consortium of Higher Education Researchers (CHER), the American Sociological Association (ASA), and the Italian Sociological Association (AIS). His advisory roles include membership in the Scientific Council of the Italian Centre for Research on Universities (UNIRES) and the UNESCO Italian National Commission (1998–2004).