| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSc | find out | 3 years | find out | EUR 0 per year | EUR 0 per year |
The Bachelor of Science in International Economics and Management focuses on enterprises and public and private institutions operating internationally in an increasingly complex world, requiring them to think and operate in world-wide terms.
You will master management tools typical of companies with a significant international dimension and operating in different and increasingly integrated economic systems.
Content is tailored to give you a strong preparation in the field of international economics and business and a distinctive international perspective.
You will learn to understand and analyze the dynamics of globalization of cultures and operations and the relationships among countries at the European and extra-European levels.
Through a comparative approach, you will study how cultural differences can influence these dynamics, and how institutions, firms and the financial system as a whole operate in the global context.
Program structure
First Year
Main topics
First foreign language
Computer science
During the first year, you will be given a training in several basic subjects in order to begin to understand, how companies and organizations work , as well as the economic system in which they operate.
Economics describes the functioning of economic systems both at an overall level (macroeconomics) and at the level of the individual behavior of firms and consumers (microeconomics). Through math, you'll be provided with the quantitative tools to understand and apply an array of economic models.
Finally, you will be offered an overview on the fundamentals of civil law (property interests, contract law, tort law and insurance law) in both a domestic and a broader European context.
Second Year
Main topics
Second foreign language
Soft skills seminar
In the second year, you'll learn more about the main topics related to international management, such as accounting and financial systems analysis. You will study the logic and techniques of company accounting and learn to read related documents (balance sheets, financial and income statements etc.).
Economic history is fundamental to understand the evolution of political and economic-social systems, as it enables you to better interpret the current environment.
Financial markets and institutions describes the functioning and main components of financial system: contracts, intermediaries, markets and supervisory boards.
In the second semester, you'll start studying the topics specific to your program, such as international economics and European Economic Policy.
You'll also attend a seminar aimed at improving your leadership and managerial skills.
Third Year
Main topics
Exchange program
Internship
Final report
In the last year, you will study organizations working at a global level, their main business functions (marketing, organization, technologies, finance etc.) and strategic business management in an international context.
You'll also be able to further personalize your study plan:
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