Program Overview

Program Overview

The Banking and Finance program is a Master's degree course with the ID 14380, offered during the academic year 2022/2023. It is an annual program with a tuition fee of 10,000 and a total of 60 CFU.

Program Details

• Course Type: Master
• Academic Year: 2022/2023
• Degree Level: M2
• Length: Annual
• Tuition Fee: 10,000
• CFU: 60

Educational Goals

The Master BA.FI. aims to provide a formative path focused on developing managerial and professional competencies for the banking and insurance industry. The program is designed to equip students with advanced analytics and data science principles, the current status of the regulatory supervision framework, its future evolution, and the operational impacts on financial intermediaries. It also covers tools and methodologies for measuring and managing financial and non-financial risks.

Program Structure

The program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the market context, regulatory environment, and the skills necessary to navigate the significant changes occurring in the banking and insurance sectors. The program's primary objective is to prepare specialized professionals capable of governing these changes.

Additional Information

The Master's program has been proposed as a MASTER INPS EXECUTIVE, aiming to provide high-level training and professional updating for public administration employees enrolled in the Unified Management of credit and social services. The program has requested scholarships for public employees, which will be announced on the INPS website in the coming months. Public employees can compete for these scholarships by following the procedures outlined in the upcoming MASTER INPS EXECUTIVE call, which will be published on the INPS website after they have submitted their application for admission to the Master's program.

Department and Faculty

• Department: Management
• Faculty: Facoltà di Economia
• Location: Roma, Italy

Program Director

• Director: Fabrizio Santoboni

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