Study Plan

The program focuses on a broad range of international managerial topics and business functions, such as marketing, organization, technology, accounting and many others.

The program structure starts with a similar curriculum basis as many of the other Bachelor of Science programs, thereby giving you a rigorous training in the key subjects, though always aiming for an international perspective. While attending core courses, students study public and private organizations working at a global level, the main business functions (marketing, organization, technologies, finance, etc.) and strategic business management in an international context.
The last part of the program is made up of 2 elective courses (one of which may be substituted with an internship) and the final report.
During their last year, students may study at leading universities abroad and/or take part in internships in Italy or abroad, thus broadening their knowledge through courses and activities which are not included as part of the standard curricular subjects.

Management
Economics (micro and macro)
Math
Legal Methods (basics)

First foreign language
Computer science
Critical thinking seminar

During the first year, you will be given a training in several basic subjects in order to begin to understand, how companies and organizations work , as well as the economic system in which they operate.
Economics describes the functioning of economic systems both at an overall level (macroeconomics) and at the level of the individual behavior of firms and consumers (microeconomics). Through math, you’ll be provided with the quantitative tools to understand and apply an array of economic models.
Finally, you will be offered an overview on the fundamentals of civil law (property interests, contract law, tort law and insurance law) in both a domestic and a broader European context.

Semester 1

Management	10
Mathematics, Module 1 (General)	8
Economics, Module 1 (Microeconomics)	9
Critical Thinking Seminar	1
	28

Semester 2

Economics, Module 2 (Macroeconomics)	8
Computer Science	6
Mathematics, Module 2 (Applied)	7
Introduction to the Legal System - Module 1	6
First foreign language	4
	31

Accounting and Finance
Economic History
Statistics
Marketing
European Economic Policy

Second foreign language
Soft skills seminar

In the second year, you’ll learn more about the main topics related to international management, such as marketing, accounting and financial systems analysis. You will study the logic and techniques of company accounting and learn to read related documents (balance sheets, financial and income statements etc.).
Economic history is fundamental to understand the evolution of political and economic-social systems, as it enables you to better interpret the current environment.
Financial markets and institutions describes the functioning and main components of the financial system: contracts, intermediaries, markets and supervisory boards.
In the second semester, you’ll learn about corporate finance and choose between Public Finance or European Economic Policy to understand public policy and government intervention in the economy.
Finally, you’ll also attend a seminar aimed at improving your leadership and managerial skills.

Semester 1

Economic History	6
Financial Accounting – Module 1	5
Financial Markets and Institutions	6
Statistics	8
Introduction to the Legal System - Module 2	6
	31

Semester 2

1 compulsory course chosen from European Economic Policy Public Finance	6
Marketing	6
Financial Accounting - Module 2	5
Corporate Finance	6
Leadership and Managerial Skills Seminars	1
Second foreign language	4
	28

Business Strategy
European Law
International Economics
Courses on business functions (organization, technology, etc)

Exchange program
Internship
Final report

In the last year, you will study organizations working at a global level, their main business functions (organization, technologies, finance etc.) and strategic business management in an international context.
You’ll also be able to further personalize your study plan:

Picking some electives
Doing an internship in Italy or abroad
Taking part in a study abroad program
Choosing a research topic you’re interested in, that you can deepen and develop in your final report

Semester 1

Applications for Management	6
3 compulsory courses chosen from: Organization Theory Public Management Technology and Innovation Management Business Planning and Control	18
International Macroeconomics	6
CSR & Ethics in Business (seminar)	2
	32

Semester 2

Business Strategy	6
Globalization, Societies and Institutions (seminar)	2
Comparative Business and European Law	7
Elective 1 or internship	6
Elective 2	6
Final Paper	3
	30
Total credit points	180

Please note that the program structure is subject to change.

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Intended Learning Outcomes

Learning the fundamentals

Semester 1

Semester 2

Focusing your studies

Semester 1

Semester 2

Expanding your curriculum

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