Major in Economics
The Economics major brings students into the worlds economics and finance. Students with concentrate on a number of key subject areas, including global macro phenomena, markets, industries and public policies. Graduates will attain expertise in advanced economics while gaining a solid theoretical, quantitative and legal background necessary to thrive in professions where these skills are in greatest demand. Students will be prepared apply their knowledge in business, research or consulting or use their degree as a gateway to doctoral programs in prestigious international universities.
The ideal Economics Master’s student has an ability for critical thinking, a passion for searching answers to difficult questions, and an interest in data analysis, outstanding social insight, language and communication skills. This is in addition to the more standard academic abilities such as economic and business competencies as well as analytic and quantitative skills, necessary to effectively participate in an increasing complex and changeable society.
Job Opportunities
Graduates of this master’s degree program can hold positions of high responsibility in the economic and financial system, in investment banks, asset management companies, banks and other financial institutions. They may also launch careers with international organizations and supervisory authorities, central banks and in managing multinational companies.
Graduates in Economics and Finance can also work as consultants at the highest levels of the economic and financial field. The program furthermore includes internships with financial institutions, consulting companies, public entities and regulatory and supervisory authorities.
Study Plan
I year – a.y. 2020/2021
COURSE | CFU |
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Mathematical Methods for Economics and Finance | 8 |
Lab of software application for Finance and Economics | 2 |
Mathematical Statistics | 8 |
Microeconomic Analysis | 8 |
Econometric Theory | 10 |
Macroeconomic Analysis | 8 |
Advanced Corporate Finance | 8 |
Market Law & Regulation | 8 |
II year – 2020-2021
Course | Credits |
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Asset Pricing | 8 |
Advanced Financial Economics | 8 |
1 Core program course | 8 |
2 Elective courses | 6+6 |
Activities
Activity | Credits |
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Ethical standards and practices in Finance | 2 |
Internship and other activities | 6 |
Master’s thesis | 16 |