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a. y. 2027/2028

The information provided is subject to the approval of the competent bodies and may be subject to change.

First Year
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of long-term economic transformations through the study of institutions, markets and innovations that have shaped growth and development in different eras.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Introduction to fundamental microeconomic models for analyzing consumer and business decisions, market functioning and competitive interactions.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Study of the basic mathematical tools for economics through the analysis of functions, linear algebra and methods useful for the formalization of economic models.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of organizational structures through the study of coordination mechanisms, process design and relationships between strategy, people and governance.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Introduction to the fundamental principles of the legal system through the study of the sources, subjects, responsibilities and regulatory logic of institutions.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of the fundamentals of management through analysis of decision-making processes, business functions and tools to govern complex organizations.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Development of French language skills for academic and professional contexts with a focus on economic communication.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Learning of digital tools for economic analysis through the use of software, data management and IT applications to decision-making processes.
THEOLOGY I
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
Second Year
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Comparative analysis of corporate systems through the study of models of governance, responsibilities, controls and national disciplines applied to the modern company.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of economic policy instruments through the study of public objectives, their implications and effects on growth, stability and well-being.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of financial accounting through the recording of transactions, preparation of the financial statements and interpretation of economic and financial information.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of financial markets and the role of intermediaries through the study of credit, price formation and risk and regulatory dynamics.
Credits
5 ECTS
Description
Study of mathematical methods applied to finance through rate analysis, discounting, flow evaluation and tools for decisions in conditions of uncertainty.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Introduction to fundamental macroeconomic models for analysing growth, inflation, unemployment and the role of economic policies in national systems.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Study of the basics of descriptive and inferential statistics through data analysis, probabilistic models and estimation techniques to interpret economic phenomena.
Second foreign language (4 credits)
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Development of German language skills for academic and professional communication in the business field.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Learning Italian for academic and professional purposes through the development of communication skills and basic economic vocabulary.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Development of Spanish language skills to interact in international economic and management contexts.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Advanced study of professional French with a focus on economic and institutional communication.
THEOLOGY II
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
Third Year
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Statistical analysis and machine learning applied to big data through the use of R, predictive models and techniques to interpret complex structures in extended datasets.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of public intervention in the economy through a study of taxation, spending, redistribution and the effects of tax policies on efficiency and equity.
Two field courses among the following: (16 credits)
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of strategic interactions through game theory models to analyze interdependent decisions, equilibria and competitive behaviors.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of international trade and capital movements through analysis of trade patterns, trade policies and global financial mechanisms.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of labour markets through the study of wages, employment, bargaining and policy evaluation to interpret employment dynamics and behaviours.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of monetary systems through the study of interest rates, the role of central banks, credit and monetary policy transmission mechanisms.
One field course among the following: (8 credits)
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of strategic business decisions through positioning models, competitive advantages and tools to guide the evolution of the company.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of corporate finance through investment evaluation, capital structure, cost of capital and financial decisions in competitive contexts.
Credits
16 ECTS
Description
Customizable path with similar or complementary exams to deepen specific interests in your study plan.
Credits
3 ECTS
Description
Final paper that demonstrates the skills acquired through research work led by a supervisor professor.
THEOLOGY III
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
First Year
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of long-term economic transformations through the study of institutions, markets and innovations that have shaped growth and development in different eras.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Introduction to fundamental microeconomic models for analysing consumer and business decisions, market functioning and competitive interactions
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Study of the basic mathematical tools for economics through the analysis of functions, linear algebra and methods useful for the formalization of economic models.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of organizational structures through the study of coordination mechanisms, process design and relationships between strategy, people and governance.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Introduction to the fundamental principles of the legal system through the study of the sources, subjects, responsibilities and regulatory logic of institutions.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of the fundamentals of management through analysis of decision-making processes, business functions and tools to govern complex organizations.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Development of French language skills for academic and professional contexts with a focus on economic communication.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Learning of digital tools for economic analysis through the use of software, data management and IT applications to decision-making processes.
THEOLOGY I
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
Second Year
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Comparative analysis of corporate systems through the study of models of governance, responsibilities, controls and national disciplines applied to the modern company.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of economic policy instruments through the study of public objectives, their implications and effects on growth, stability and well-being.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of financial accounting through the recording of transactions, preparation of the financial statements and interpretation of economic and financial information.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of financial markets and the role of intermediaries through the study of credit, price formation and risk and regulatory dynamics.
Credits
5 ECTS
Description
Study of mathematical methods applied to finance through rate analysis, discounting, flow evaluation and tools for decisions in conditions of uncertainty.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Introduction to fundamental macroeconomic models for analysing growth, inflation, unemployment and the role of economic policies in national systems.
Credits
9 ECTS
Description
Study of the basics of descriptive and inferential statistics through data analysis, probabilistic models and estimation techniques to interpret economic phenomena.
Second foreign language (4 credits)
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Development of German language skills for academic and professional communication in the business field.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Learning Italian for academic and professional purposes through the development of communication skills and basic economic vocabulary.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Development of Spanish language skills to interact in international economic and management contexts.
Credits
4 ECTS
Description
Advanced study of professional French with a focus on economic and institutional communication.
THEOLOGY II
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.
Third Year
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of strategic business decisions through positioning models, competitive advantages and tools to guide the evolution of the company.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of corporate finance through investment evaluation, capital structure, cost of capital and financial decisions in competitive contexts.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of managerial accounting through the study of costs, budgets, reporting systems and tools to support operational and strategic decisions.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Study of marketing processes through market analysis, offer development, customer behavior and tools for the governance of commercial strategies.
One field course among the following: (8 credits)
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of innovation management through the study of research and development processes, technological portfolios and strategies for long-term competitiveness.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of logistical and operational processes through the study of flows, production capacity and tools to improve efficiency and service.
Credits
8 ECTS
Description
Analysis of digital organizational models through the study of technologies, data, platforms and managerial practices that transform companies and markets.
Credits
16 ECTS
Description
Customizable path with similar or complementary exams to deepen specific interests in your study plan.
Credits
3 ECTS
Description
Final paper that demonstrates the skills acquired through research work led by a supervisor professor.
THEOLOGY III
The study plan of each course provides for attendance at Theology courses, in order to offer a motivated, reasoned and organic knowledge of the Catholic faith.