Study Plan

The program features subjects focused on economic sciences, with solid methodological foundations and a strong emphasis on quantitative subjects. There is a unique blend of economic and quantitative topics, which will allow you to find synergies among subjects to attain different perspectives on leading international economic issues.

All BSc programs in the area of management, finance and economics (BSc in Management, BSc in Management for the Arts and Cultures, BSc in Finance, BSc in Economics and BSc in Management and Computer Science) share a first-year common core. These courses are designed to provide foundational knowledge with an approach that takes into account the impact of cognitive biases and enables students to understand and use the tools offered by artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

Management
Mathematics
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Statistics
Computer Science
Private Law
Cognition and Behavior

The first year is devoted to acquiring foundational knowledge.

All BSc programs in the area of management, finance and economics (BSc in Management, BSc in Management for the Arts and Cultures, BSc in Finance, BSc in Economics and BSc in Management and Computer Science) share a first-year common core. These courses are designed to provide foundational knowledge with an approach that takes into account the impact of cognitive biases and enables students to understand and use the tools offered by artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

Semester 1

Fundamentals of Management	8
Mathematics and Statistics - Module 1 (Mathematics)	8
Economics - Module 1 (Microeconomics)	8
Cognition and Behavior	6
	30

Semester 2

Mathematics and Statistics - Module 2 (Statistics)	8
Economics - Module 2 (Macroeconomics)	8
Introduction to the Legal System - Module 1	6
Computer Science	6
	30

Strategic Decision Making and Markets
Macroeconomics and Economic Policy
Mathematics for Economics
Probability and Statistical Machine Learning
Econometrics
Law
2 track-specific courses

Foreign Language

From the second year onwards, specialization courses progressively focus the distinctive content of each degree program.

You’ll go deeper in the study of economics (focusing on both microeconomics and macroecomics) and quantitative subjects. You will also choose one of two tracks:

Economic Sciences, which combines mathematical models, data analysis and cognitive sciences to understand economic choices and economic and social phenomena.
Economic and Data Sciences, which explores the application of algorithmic techniques and machine learning to data analysis and the interpretation of economic phenomena.

Semester 1

Mathematics for Economics	8
Probability and Statistical Machine Learning	8
Macroeconomics and Economic Policy	8
Introduction to the Legal System - Module 2	5
Foreign Language	4

Semester 2

Strategic Decision Making and Markets	8
Econometrics	7
Track in Economic Sciences
Economic History	6
Behavioral Economics	6
Track in Economic and Data Sciences
Machine Learning	6
Algorithms and Computational Methods for Economics	6
	61

Empirical Research Methods and Data Analysis
Business Law
Topics in Applied Economics
International Economics and Finance
3 track-specific courses

Exchange program
Internship
Final project

In the third year, elective courses, internships, exchange programs with partner universities and the final project allow students to complete and further strengthen their course of study.

Depending on the chosen track, you will take courses on data science, AI and quantitative methods or courses on economics, organizational behavior and applied economics.

Semester 1

Empirical Research Methods and Data Analysis		7
Business Law		5
Track in Economic Sciences
Organizational Behavior	7
Topics in Applied Economics	6
Track in Economic and Data Sciences
Business Analytics	7
Artificial Intelligence for Economics	6

Semester 2

Topics in Applied Economics		6
International Economics and Finance		7
Track in Economic Sciences
Incentives Design and Policy	7
Track in Economic and Data Sciences
Computational Economics	7
Elective (or internship)		6
Final project		3
		60
Total credit points		180

Outgoing Exchange Students can take an elective abroad in economics (elective must be approved by the Program Director).

Please note that the program structure is subject to change.

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Educational Objectives

Learning the fundamentals

Semester 1

Semester 2

Focusing your studies

Semester 1

Semester 2

Expanding your curriculum

Semester 1

Semester 2