The Economics and Business curriculum is an international track within the Bachelor’s Degree in Economics (L-33), entirely delivered in English. It’s designed for students who wish to acquire a solid background in economics, business administration, quantitative methods and law while developing the linguistic and intercultural skills required to operate in international environments.
The programme combines the core features of the Economics degree with a stronger focus on global markets and international economic law, preparing students to understand contemporary economic challenges and to operate effectively in multicultural and international professional environments.
Objectives
The programme enables students to acquire:
- A sound understanding of microeconomics, macroeconomics, business administration and quantitative methods
- The analytical tools required to interpret business and international economic phenomena
- Knowledge and competencies in the fields of international and monetary economics and international economic law
- Effective communication skills in English, complemented by Italian language studies for international students
- The competencies needed to continue with postgraduate studies or pursue professional opportunities in an international setting.
The course does not include a mandatory internship.
Teachings
The curriculum is organised over three academic years, which provide students with a progressive learning path that combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications.
During the first year, students acquire the fundamental knowledge of economics, business administration, mathematics and statistics, together with language skills.
During the second year, students consolidate their knowledge through more advanced courses in economics, business and financial fields, quantitative methods, while broadening their understanding of the legal and institutional framework governing economic activities, with particular attention on international and monetary economics and on international economic law.
During the third year, students further develop their analytical and professional competencies by studying more specialised topics in economics and business. They deepen their knowledge of applied economics, acquire basic IT skills, and develop the competencies needed to successfully participate in individual and group job interviews, thereby facilitating their entry into the labour market.
All the teaching activities combine theoretical foundations with practical applications and are supported by digital learning resources and online educational activities.
Career opportunities and professional prospects
Graduates will be prepared for professional roles in private companies, public administrations, international organisations, consulting firms, financial institutes and non-profit organisations operating in global contexts. Specifically, graduates in Economics and Business are prepared for a wide range of professional roles in both national and international contexts such as:
- Private companies, entrepreneurship and self-employment
- Financial institutions and financial market operators
- Public administrations and non-profit organisations
- Consulting firms and organisations providing business, financial and managerial services
- Business management and marketing
- Research centres and international organisations.
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