Program Overview

Department of Economics and Management "Marco Fanno"

The Department of Economics and Management "Marco Fanno" offers various programs for students.

Courses

The department provides the following courses:

• Bachelor’s degrees
• Master's degrees (Lauree Magistrali)
  • Master’s degree in Accounting, Finance and Business Consulting (MAFiB)
    • Course overview
    • Program focus
    • Program structure
    • Study plan
      • Curriculum Accounting, Control and Corporate Finance
      • Curriculum Consulenza e Direzione Aziendale
      • Curriculum Banking and Finance
    • Career opportunities
    • Entry requirements
      • MAFiB - Entry requirements (Italian degree holders - regardless of citizenship)
      • MAFiB - Entry requirements (foreign degree holders - regardless of citizenship)
    • Study abroad
    • Transfers and Degree Changes
  • Master’s degree in Applied Economics (MAE)
    • Course overview
    • Program focus
    • Program structure
    • Study plan
      • Curriculum Digital Economics
      • Curriculum Economic Data Analytics
      • Curriculum Environmental Economic and Green Finance
    • Career opportunities
    • Entry requirements
      • MAE - Entry requirements (Italian degree holders - regardless of citizenship)
      • MAE - Entry requirements (foreign degree holders - regardless of citizenship)
    • Study abroad
    • Transfers and Degree Changes
  • Master’s degree in Management for Sustainable Firms (MASFi)
    • Course overview
    • Program focus
    • Program structure
    • Study plan
    • Career opportunities
    • Entry requirements
      • MASFi - Entry requirements (Italian degree holders - regardless of citizenship)
      • MASFi - Entry requirements (foreign degree holders - regardless of citizenship)
    • Study abroad
    • Transfers and Degree Changes
• Professional Master's degrees
  • Master in Accounting & Corporate Finance (ACF)
  • Master in Business and Management (MBM)
    • Teaching Staff
    • Admission
  • Master in International business for small and medium enterprises (MIBS)
    • The Master MIBS in a nutshell
    • Master Program
    • Teaching and Internship
    • Admission
    • Career Opportunities
• PhD Programme
  • PhD Overview
  • Curriculum in Economics
    • Courses Economics
  • Curriculum in Management
    • Courses Management
  • Calls and Admissions
  • PhD Students
    • Economics Students
    • Management Students
  • PhD Alumni
  • Job Market Candidates
    • Economics Students
    • Management Students
  • PhD Faculty
    • PhD Faculty: curriculum in Economics
    • PhD Faculty: curriculum in Management
  • Internal PhD & Postdoc Seminars
• Single Course Units
• Tutoring Courses
• Active Learning
  • What is Active Learning?
  • The Innovative Education Project at DSEA
  • Activities and initiatives for students
  • Continuous training for teachers
  • Videos

Curriculum Digital Economics

The Curriculum Digital Economics is part of the Master's degree in Applied Economics (MAE).

First Year

• MANDATORY UNITS
  • English: Academic writing and speech communication (3 CFU)
  • Italian as a foreign language (3 CFU)
  • Coding: Introduction to Python (3 CFU)
  • Applied microeconomics and strategic behaviour (9 CFU)
  • Econometric analysis (9 CFU)
  • Static and dynamic optimization (9 CFU)
  • Financial reporting and business valuation (9 CFU)
  • Data protection legislation (6 CFU)
  • Methods and applications of machine learning (9 CFU)
  • Digital markets and regulation (9 CFU)

Second Year

• MANDATORY UNITS
  • Management of digital companies and platforms (6 CFU)
  • Relational marketing (6 CFU)
  • Behavioral economics (6 CFU)
  • Empirical industrial organization (6 CFU)
• 15 ADDITIONAL FREE-CHOICE CREDITS
  • Markets and mechanism design (6 CFU)
  • Macroeconomic forecasting and nonlinear modelling (6 CFU)
  • Energy markets (6 CFU)
  • Topics in environmental science and engineering (6 CFU)
  • Topics in contemporary economics (6 CFU)
  • Sustainability strategies and innovation management for circular economy (6 CFU)
  • Survey data collection (6 CFU)
  • The challenge of population sustainability (6 CFU)
  • Internship (6 CFU)
• FINAL THESIS (15 CFU) Compulsory linguistic exam for students with an Italian degree. Compulsory linguistic exam for students with a foreign degree. In order to take second year exam, students must register the English or Italian course by the end of the first year.