Study Plan

The program focuses on a broad range of international managerial topics and business functions, such as marketing, organization, technology, accounting and many others.

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.

Semester 1

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

Applied Mathematics and Introduction to Machine Learning
Accounting and Finance
Economic History
Marketing

Foreign language
Soft skills seminar

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

You will study how to read a balance sheet, understand how companies make investments and study marketing. This will allow you to build the basic toolbox you will need as a manager.

Semester 1

Applied Mathematics and Introduction to Machine Learning
Economic History	6
Financial Accounting – Module 1	5
Finance - Module 1 (Financial Markets and Institutions)	6
Introduction to the Legal System - Module 2	6
Foreign Language	4
	35

Semester 2

Financial Accounting - Module 2	5
1 compulsory course selected from two available options	6
Marketing	6
Finance - Module 2 (Corporate Finance)	6
	29

Business Strategy
European Law
International Economics
Courses on business functions (organization, technology, etc.)

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.

You can personalize your path with:

2 elective courses
a semester abroad in a Partner School (Exchange Program)
an internship
final project

Semester 1

Applications for Management	6
International Macroeconomics	6
3 compulsory courses chosen from: Organization Theory Public Management Technology and Innovation Management Business Planning and Control	18
CSR & Ethics in Business (seminar)	2
	32

Semester 2

Business Strategy	6
Comparative Business and European Law	7
Elective 1 or internship	6
Elective 2	6
Final project	3
	29
Total credit points	180

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