Overview
The three-year degree course in International Economics and Financial Markets aims to train graduates who possess: An adequate mastery of economic disciplines, both theoretically and applicatively oriented, A good knowledge of business, legal and mathematical-statistical disciplines. This training allows the student to acquire the knowledge and methodological tools necessary to understand, explain and adequately represent economic phenomena and dynamics at a microeconomic and macroeconomic level, with particular attention to: To business behaviors and decisions, To the different types of markets and production sectors, To economic and financial policy.
Career Outcomes
Graduates from this programme are well-prepared for a variety of roles in their field. Our university's career services team provides dedicated support to help you achieve your professional ambitions upon completing your studies.