Application deadline: EU students-July 23rd , 2012; Non-EU /International students April 23rd, 2012
Tuition fee:
  • € 2,800 / Year (EEA)
  • € 2,800 / Year (Non-EEA)
Start date: September  2013
Credits: 120 ECTS
Duration full-time: 24 months
Languages:
  • English
Location:
Delivery mode: On Campus
Educational variant: Full-time

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Description

Graduates of the 2nd cycle Degree programme in Economics (in English) will have a sound economic background in accordance with the highest European and international standards, principally by completing the training achieved in the 1st cycle degree programme in economics.

This learning outcome is pursued through a coordinated series of approaches such as: (i) the advanced study of economic theory and quantitative analysis techniques; (ii) the development of skills in study fields that demonstrate the applicative possibilities of the tools acquired; (iii) the development of analytical interests regarding the historical and institutional factors of economic systems; (iv) the creative use of economic methodologies and quantitative techniques which are inherent to the various application sectors for the solution of economic and corporate problems.

The 2nd cycle degree programme in Economics is structured around economics, statistics for economics and law for business course units. In addition, more specific topics, such as the economics of labour and industry, international economics, monetary and financial economics, public economics, resources and development economics, methodologies of economic analysis, economic policy and economic history, are studied in greater depth. The degree programme favours research methods and thus leads to advanced command over quantitative tools within a multi-disciplinary context.

Contents

First Year

  • Microeconomics (I.C.)
  • 28873 MICROECONOMICS 1
  • 28874 MICROECONOMICS 2
  • Quantitative Methods for Economic Analysis (I.C.)
  • 28895 MATHEMATICAL ECONOMICS
  • 37679 STATISTICS LM
  • Finance (I.C.)
  • 32273 CORPORATE FINANCE LM
  • 28233 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION MANAGEMENT
  • Econometrics (I.C.)
  • 28885 ECONOMETRICS 1
  • 34481 ECONOMETRICS 2
  • Macroeconomics (I.C.)
  • 28875 MACROECONOMICS 1
  • 28876 MACROECONOMICS 2

Second Year

attività formative obbligatorie

  • Capital Market Regulation
  • Econometrics 3
  • Final Examination LM
  • Macroeconomics 3
  • Microeconomics 3

1 insegnamento a scelta tra (6 CFU)

  • Economic Development
  • Monetary Policy in Dynamic Macroeconomic Models
  • Political Economy In Macroeconomics
  • Topics In Economic Theory - Not available for the year2011/2012
  • Casuality in Microeconometrics
  • Economic Analysis Of Law
  • Financial Economics
  • Game Theory and Law
  • Introduction to the Econometrics of Asset Pricing
  • Taxation and Fiscal Federalism
  • Economic Theory Of Institutions
  • Economics of the European Union
  • Entrepreneurship: Economics And Policy
  • European Economic History
  • Topics in the Economics of Ageing and Pension Provision
  • Labor Economics
  • Political Economy Of Institutions

(3 CFU)

  • Other Foreign Language Pass/Fail Examination
  • Seminars

attività a scelta dello studente (12 CFU)

  • Epistemological Aspects of Economics
  • Topics In Macroeconomics
  • Topics in Microeconomics

Requirements

  1. To attend profitably the degree course Laurea Magistralis in Economics it is necessary to have adequate knowledge of economic theory and quantitative analysis.
  2. To be admitted to the Laurea Magistralis in Economics it is necessary to hold an Italian undergraduate degree in one of the following classes: ex D.M. 270/04: L-33 Scienze economiche L-18 Scienze dell'economia e della gestione aziendale L-36 Scienze politiche e delle relazioni internazionali L-41 Statistica L-9 Ingegneria industriale L-30 Scienze e tecnologia fisiche L-31 Scienze e tecnologia informatiche L-35 Scienze matematiche
    ex. D.M.509/99: classe 28 (Scienze economiche) classe17 (Scienze dell'economia e della gestione aziendale) classe 15 (Scienze politiche e delle relazioni internazionali) classe 37 (Scienze statistiche) classe 10 (Ingegneria industriale) classe 25 (Scienze e tecnologie fisiche) classe 26 (Scienze e tecnologie informatiche) classe 32 (Scienze matematiche) Previous four-year University system: Laurea in economia e commercio/undergraduate degree in Economics and Business, Laurea in economia politica/undergraduate degree in Economics.
  3. In the case of applicants holding a foreign degree, an Admission Board appointed by the Council of the Laurea Magistralis will as certain the equivalence between the foreign and the Italian degree. Exceptionally, in order to allow outstanding students to be admitted to to the Laurea Magistralis in Economics without the prerequisites 1. and 2., an Admission Board will verify if the student holds the skills and the competencies required on the basis of the curriculum vitae. If the Board considers the above mentioned skills and competencies to be sufficient, it allows the student to be evaluated as in 4.
  4. In any case, the admission to the Laurea Magistralis in Economics is conditional on the assessment of the personal qualification by an Admission Board (which can be the same as in 3.). This assessment is made on the basis of the curriculum vitae according to the procedure and criteriaspecified in the call for admission.

English Language Requirements

TOEFL paper-based test score: 520
TOEFL computer-based test score: 213
TOEFL internet-based test score: 80

You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.

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