Bachelor in International Economics, Management and Finance

Angelo Cardani

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Learning Objectives

to master management tools typical of companies / financial institutions with a significant international dimension and operating in different economic systems increasingly integrated.

to control the basic instruments needed to develop independent analysis and assessment of the structure of an economic system, with particular reference to the European Union single market as a platform for global competition;

to learn quantitative methods for applied analysis in the macroeconomic, microeconomic and business fields;

to have a basic knowledge of quantitative and legal methods with an international focus, while providing an understanding of the institutional issues;

BIEMF is a programme designed to shape graduates whose main reference markets are global in nature, and European in perspective. BIEMF offers to its students a series of opportunities:

Learning ObjectivesBIEMF students are trained from the beginning to

think globally, and to examine each single issue both in itself but also as a component of a much wider

picture, where interaction is the keyword.

The use of English is not the relevant feature in this programme: it does add to the international

atmosphere, but the design of the programme itself is the key element.

Program Structure: the first three semesters

Fundamentals of economics and business administration, quantitative

and legal basics, historical perspective.

1st year1st Semester : Management,

Mathematics I (general), Economics I (Microeconomics)

2nd Semester: Mathematics II (applied), Economics II (Macroeconomics),

Economic history, Computer skills for economics, First language (part I)

2nd year3rd Semester: Statistics, Accounting and financial statement analysis, Introduction to the legal system I, Financial markets

and institutions

Program Structure: the following semesters

Fundamentals of economics and business administration, quantitative

and legal basics, historical perspective.

2nd year - 4th SemesterMajor in Management or Economics

1. European economic policy2. International economics

3. Introduction to the legal system module II4. Corporate finance

5. Managerial Skills Seminars

Major in Finance1. International and monetary economics

2. Financial economics3. Introduction to the legal system module II

4. Corporate finance 5. Managerial Skills Seminars

Program Structure: the following semesters •Business strategy •Applications for economics, management and finance•Four courses out of the following:•Organization theory •Marketing •Public management •Technology and innovation management •Managerial accounting

Major in Management

•Business strategy •Applications for economics, management and finance•Four courses out of the following:•Labour Economics•Political Economics•Public Economics•Industrial Economics•Monetary Economics

Major in Economics

•Business strategy •Applications for economics, management and finance•Management of Financial Institutions•Introduction to Valuation •Introduction to Options and Futures•Principles of International Finance

Major in Finance

5° semester

4° semester

6th semester• Comparative business and

European law• 2 electives/1 elective + Internship

6th semester• Comparative business and

European law• 2 electives/1 elective + Internship

6th semester• Comparative business and

European law• 2 electives/1 elective + Internship

International Opportunities

Exchange Program (including the LPP- Erasmus Program)

Free-mover semester and free-mover summer Programs

Campus Abroad

Internship abroad, in private and public companies and international organizations all over the world

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