Economics and finance
Class: LM-56 - Economics
Next Calls for applications (international students) - A.Y. 2021/22:
- 1st Call: 2 November 2020-2 February 2021
- 2nd Call: 2 March-2 June 2021(non-EU)/2 September (EU) - APPLY NOW
A course held entirely in English that uses advanced training techniques divided into two curricula, one in Economics and the other in Banking & Finance. The Economic curriculum provides both basic and advanced economic tools needed to conduct economic research as well as theoretical and applied training within the economic field to be applied in many different settings. The Banking & Finance curriculum offers the tools needed in understanding banking management, risk management, and the development of the financial function within a company. Students will develop both the national and international analytical skills in economics and finance needed as they aspire to become specialist and hold managerial positions at banks, insurance companies and other financial intermediaries, as well as private companies, local public administration, or international institutions.
Curricula
BANKING AND FINANCE; ECONOMICS
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Characteristics and objectives
This degree course, which is conducted entirely in English, provides students with an advanced level of education to pursue activities of a specialized nature in research and/or executive entry level positions at financial institutions, companies, government at local or national level, international institutions, which require advanced analysis capabilities of economic and financial phenomena.
The student can choose between two curricula, Economics and Banking and Finance. The first curriculum , aimed at future economists, offers a rigorous training in economics, quantitative methods , applied and theoretical economics to work either in International organizations, public sector, corporations, or to continue their studies toward a Doctoral degree. The second curriculum develops expertise for banking and risk management, the development of financial functions in a company, with special emphaisis to the problems of small and medium-sized businesses.
Occupational opportunities
This Second Cycle degree course prepares the student for the pursuit of qualified activities of research and/or management in the realm of banking; insurance; brokerage and asset management; non-financial firms; consulting firms; National and international stock exchanges; supervisory authorities and the control of financial markets; governmet (national, regional, local) and public service.
Curricula
BANKING AND FINANCE; ECONOMICS
Teaching list
I Year ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS [CFU 10] BANKING: FINANCIAL AND RISK MANAGEMENT [CFU 6] ENGLISH FOR ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS [CFU 1] ADVANCED CORPORATE FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING [CFU 12] FINANCIAL ECONOMICS [CFU 10] ADVANCED MICROECONOMICS [CFU 10] MICROECONOMETRICS [CFU 6] ADVANCED ECONOMETRICS [CFU 10] CAPITAL MARKETS LAW AND REGULATION [CFU 6] MATHEMATICS FOR FINANCIAL RISK AND DERIVATIVES [CFU 9] MATHEMATICS FOR ECONOMICS [CFU 9] II Year HUMAN CAPITAL AND HEALTH [CFU 6] ADVANCED PUBLIC ECONOMICS [CFU 6] BANKING: CAPITAL MARKETS [CFU 6] ANALYSIS OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS [CFU 6] ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (MOD. A) [CFU 6] APPLIED MACROECONOMICS (MOD. B) [CFU 6] INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS [CFU 6] COMPUTATIONAL FINANCE [CFU 9] PERSONAL FINANCE [CFU 9] ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND APPLIED MACROECONOMICS (C.I.) [CFU 0] HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT [CFU 6] BANKING: ADVANCED RISK MANAGEMENT [CFU 6] POPULATION CHALLENGES IN MODERN SOCIETIES [CFU 6] ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY ECONOMICS [CFU 6] GAMES AND ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR: THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS [CFU 6] POLITICAL ECONOMY [CFU 6] BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS [CFU 6] APPLIED MACROECONOMICS [CFU 6] ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS [CFU 6]
