Business administration

They will be able to operate and effectively lead companies of various types (public, private, for-profit, and non-profit) thanks to their knowledge of management support, guidance, and analysis tools.

To achieve these objectives, the program provides a common foundation in economics, law, mathematics and statistics, and business. It is organized into four curricula (Administration and Control - ACO; Banking and Finance - BAF; Corporate Management and Finance - MAF; Public Management - MPU). Starting in the third year, these curricula allow for greater specialization based on the main career opportunities (in private companies, freelance work, public companies, and training) that characterize this type of degree. The training activities related to the curricula of the degree program may be linked to research activities developed by the participating faculty, aiming to provide knowledge and perspectives that meet the expectations of students and the labor market. Information on these research activities is available on the Department website.

Furthermore, there are plenty of opportunities to combine academic preparation with practical experience and encourage students to take an active role. In this regard, a significant number of courses alternate theoretical lectures with testimonials from business professionals and experts, practical exercises, real-world case studies, and company visits. A mandatory curricular internship (in the third year of the program) and internship and training opportunities abroad are also included.