Study Plan 2022-23
The updated Syllabus of each course is available on Esse3. Information about the current teaching and learning activities is available on the Department's website.
Crash courses
Compulsory crash courses are designed to refresh knowledge in crucial areas and thereby give you the chance to start the Master with greater confidence. Crash courses are also very useful to refresh your English language if you are not used to study and communicate in English on a regular basis:
- Introduction to International Business
- Introduction to Quantitative Methods
- Introduction to Economics
- Legal Foundations
I year
Compulsory courses:
| Fall semester | Spring semester |
| Microeconomics | Macroeconomics |
| Statistics | Econometrics |
| Law, Economics and digital policy | Business Strategy in the Digital Economy |
| Questionnaire Design | Performance analysis and Business Analytics |
Suggested course offered during the Spring semester: Advanced Academic Writing
II Year
Compulsory courses:
| Fall semester | Spring semester |
| Public policies - module I: Evaluation Methods | Public policies - module II: Nudging |
| Behavioural track (14 ECTS) | Applied track (14 ECTS) |
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Behavioural Economics Module I: Theory Behavioural Economics Module II: Experimental Methods |
Applied Economics Module I: Applied industrial dynamics Applied Economics Module II: Labour Markets |
One compulsory course to be chosen between:
- Data mining and statistical learning (Spring semester)
- Behavioural Finance (Spring semester)
Electives (one course):
- Computer simulation for economics
- Consumer Behavior and Analytics
- Financial Markets and Economic Activity
- International Trade and Competitiveness
- Negotiation
IT Skills - 2 ECTS
Introduction to data economic analysis software or Introduction to Programming
Internship - 4 ECTS
Master Thesis - 14 ECTS