Economics and business management

The study programme integrates courses in business economics, law, mathematics and statistics, languages and information technology, providing the essential knowledge and tools for the study and management of firms and organisations.

The programme is structured around a common curriculum in the first two years, followed, in the third year, by an orientation towards specific areas of business management.

The teaching approach is inspired by a student‑centred perspective and combines theoretical and applied activities, supporting progressive and reflective learning.

From the third year onwards, the programme is articulated into the following curricular pathways:

• Management for the Enterprise - This pathway focuses on the main business functions and the development of managerial competences, with particular attention to organisation, corporate strategy, marketing, finance and management control.
• Professional and Business Consulting - Offered in collaboration with the Rome Association of Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts, this pathway is oriented towards professional and consultancy activities in accounting, taxation and corporate matters, in line with the requirements for access to regulated accounting professions.
• Management for Healthcare - This pathway is dedicated to the development of managerial and organisational competences applied to public and private healthcare organisations and services, within the framework of business economics and the management of complex organisations.

A total of 180 university credits (CFU) is required to complete the Undergraduate degree programme, typically distributed as 60 credits per academic year.

Each course unit is assessed with a mark expressed on a scale of thirty.
The final degree classification is expressed on a 110‑point scale.