The course is based on courses relating to four fundamental areas: mathematics-statistics, economics, economics-business and law. A distinctive feature of the entire Faculty of Economics, and therefore also of this course, is the space dedicated to foreign languages: in addition to the English language compulsory in the first year, a second language - to be chosen from French, German and Spanish - is included in the study plan of the second year
The study plans published here may be subject to change; those of official reference will be presented in the Faculty's Specific Guide. The courses that characterise the degree programme in Economics and Business Law will be activated in relation to the students' choices and taking into account the overall teaching needs.
Credits
To obtain the three-year degree, 180 university credits (CFU) are required; As a rule, 60 credits are acquired each year with evaluation tests both for the courses and for the other supplementary teaching forms. A certain number of credits is awarded to each course, the same for all students; The grade (expressed in thirtieths) varies according to the student's level of preparation. The final grade, which includes the evaluation of the final dissertation, is expressed in one hundred and tenths