Educational objectives

The Bachelor of Science in Finance has the following specific objectives:

Provide solid, multidisciplinary preparation in business, economics, mathematics and statistics, computer science, and comparative legal studies, enabling students to critically interpret the economic and regulatory contexts in which organizations operate, with particular attention to the impact of cognitive biases across different areas of application.
Characterize the program with a focus on finance from a global and international perspective, adopting a comparative approach, and developing a data-driven and analytical approach to the evaluation of financial decisions and risks, also using quantitative tools and digital technologies, including machine learning systems.
Promote applied skills concerning theoretical models and policy analysis in international and monetary economics, as well as to in financial analysis techniques, financial instruments and the functioning of financial markets and financial intermediaries in an international context, and to the assessment and management of risks for firms and financial institutions.
Develop the ability to apply knowledge through technology-based teaching and learning methodologies that foster interaction (between students and instructors, as well as among students), engagement and the development of problem-setting and problem-solving skills, in line with a learning-by-doing approach, as well as through methods that encourage students to responsibly assess the consequences of their decisions in professional contexts.
Promote linguistic and communication skills, ensuring competence in one European Union language and the ability to communicate effectively in diverse professional contexts.