Masters in Economics
Course Description
- Two-year Master’s degree focused on advanced business and management studies.
- Develops skills in strategic decision-making, business analysis, organisational management, and operational planning.
- Covers subjects such as Strategic Management, Business Analytics, Accounting, Organisational Behaviour, Competition Policies, and Commercial Law.
- Offers specialisations in Marketing, Management, Supply Chain Management, Auditing and Risk Management, and Human Resources.
- Includes seminars, guest lectures, a final project, and the opportunity to complete an internship.
- Prepares graduates for careers in consulting, marketing, finance, accounting, human resources, operations, public administration, and non-profit organisations.
The programme is designed for students seeking an international career in business. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience and helps graduates develop the flexibility needed to respond to technological innovation, changing markets, and organisational transformation.
Eligibility
You are eligible if you have either:
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A three-year undergraduate degree in one of these Italian degree classes, or an equivalent qualification:
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L-16 — Administration and Organisation Sciences
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L-18 — Economics and Management
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L-33 — Economics
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A final grade of at least 80% for an international degree, or 88/110 for an Italian degree.
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An international qualification that the Admission Committee considers equivalent to the relevant Italian degree classes.
Applicants whose degree is outside those fields—or is not judged equivalent—may still qualify if they have completed at least 48 ECTS credits in the specified subjects by the application date.
You do not have to have graduated by the application deadline. However:
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Non-EU applicants must graduate before beginning pre-enrolment with the Italian diplomatic authorities.
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EU applicants may graduate by September or October in time to enter the programme.
Requirements
| Subject area | Minimum ECTS | Accepted areas/examples |
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| Business | 18 ECTS | Business administration, economics and management, corporate finance, business organisation, financial-institutions management |
| Economics | 12 ECTS | Political economics, economic policy, public finance, econometrics, applied economics, economic history |
| Law | 6 ECTS | Private, commercial, economic, labour, public, administrative, tax, international, EU, or civil-procedural law |
| Mathematics and statistics | 6 ECTS | Applied research, statistics, economic statistics, actuarial and financial mathematical methods |
Documents Required
Upload all documents in PDF format through the online application. Your application is considered only after you submit the documents, pay the €30 application fee, and validate the payment in the platform.
Passport, or an ID card if you are an EU applicant.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) in English; any format is accepted.
Bachelor’s transcript of records, in English or Italian, showing completed courses/exams and grades.
A grading-scale explanation from your university, stating the minimum and maximum possible marks.
English-language certificate showing B2 level, unless you qualify for an exemption.
Accepted English certificates include:
IELTS Academic
Cambridge First Certificate (FCE)
Cambridge Business English Certificate (BEC), Vantage level
TOEFL iBT: minimum score 74
TOEFL PBT: minimum score 538
The university does not accept English course-attendance certificates. You do not need to provide an English certificate if you are a citizen of a country where English is an official language, or if your bachelor’s programme was taught in English.
International applicants
If you are a non-EU applicant not living in Italy, you must also complete the mandatory pre-enrolment process through Universitaly after admission. This applies even if you hold a residence permit from another EU country.