A.y. 2024-25
To earn an undergraduate degree, you need to collect 180 university credits (ECTS). You typically gain around 60 credits each year through assessment tests, including both course exams and other supplementary educational activities. Each exam awards a set number of credits, which is the same for all students, and a grade on a scale of thirty, reflecting your level of achievement. The final examination for graduation is given out of 110.
1st year
- Management and Accounting
- Micro-Economics
- Private Law
- Mathematics
- Statistics
- Business English
- Information Systems
- Second Foreign Language (French/Spanish/German)
- Theology I
2nd year
- Business Law
- Financial Markets and Institutions
- Bank Management
- Macro-Economics
- Introduction to Quantitative Finance
- Financial and Managerial Reporting
- Corporate Finance
- Theology II
3rd year
- International Business Regulation
- Banking and Finance for SMEs
- Valuation
- Data Science and Management
- Human Resources and Management
- Marketing
- Applied Econometrics
- Two Electives among: Artificial Intelligence in Business, Business History, Value Chain Management
- Theology III
- Thesis
Students are required to attend theology teachings aimed at offering a reasoned and critical knowledge of the Christian message.