Study Plan

During the second year, students will gain professional and technical knowledge while developing a strong entrepreneurial spirit and innovative thinking. Courses will offer unique insights into the way business works in China and Asia and provide an introduction to the Chinese language.
Other courses such as Business Statistics and Introduction to Information Systems emphasize mathematical and analytical skills. Students will take their first Finance class and develop critical-thinking skills.

Courses in the third year will foucs on Corporate Finance, Marketing, and European Economic Policy. Students will examine the fundamentals of Italian civil law within the broader framework of European legal culture, and analyze economic developments in Western nations in Global History. The course in Public Management will explore the complex relations between private businesses and the government bodies for whom they supply products, services and management know-how at the national and local levels.
In additional classes, students will learn about the specifics of doing business in the European Union and build introductory Italian language skills.

The fourth and final year reinforces an integrated view of business with courses in Operations Management, Ethics and Strategy.
Year four allows students to focus on specific interests and objectives, not only in the choice of which school to attend, but also through the selection of 3 elective courses. Furthermore, students can choose to complete an internship as an alternative to one of the electives.