University master's degrees
University Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration

Solid, advanced and versatile training for students who want to improve their tools and techniques to use them in the analysis of a wide range of current economic topics

Official Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration

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Study guides

Teaching timetable

Classes take place in the morning.

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Study plan structure

Table of credits for each course

  Compulsory Optional Master Thesis
First Year 30 20 10
Totals 30 20 10

Specialisations

  • Specialisation in Public Policies
  • Specialisation in Finance

Basic and compulsory training

First semester
  • 42140 - Fundamentals of Economics and Business I
  • 42141 - Fundamentals of Economics and Business II
Second Semester
  • 42144 - Master's Degree Dissertation
  

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It is mandatory to take one of the two specializations of the master's program

Specialisations

Specialisation in Public Policies Specialisation in Finance
  • 42140 - Fundamentals of Economics and Business I ( 15 credits )
  • 42141 - Fundamentals of Economics and Business II ( 15 credits )
  • 45541 - Public Policies for Research, Development and Innovation ( 10 credits )
  • 45542 - Public Policies for Sustainable Growth and Social Welfare ( 10 credits )
  • 42144 - Master's Degree Dissertation ( 10 credits )
  • 45543 Financial Economics and Financial Market Analysis ( 10 credits )
  • 45544 Corporate Finance and Financial Institutions ( 10 credits )
  • 42140 Fundamentals of Economics and Business I ( 15 credits )
  • 42141 Fundamentals of Economics and Business II ( 15 credits )
  • 42144 Master's Degree Dissertation ( 10 credits )

Optional subjects

  • 45543 - Financial Economics and Financial Market Analysis ( 10 credits )
  • 45544 - Corporate Finance and Financial Institutions ( 10 credits )
  • 45541 - Public Policies for Research, Development and Innovation ( 10 credits )
  • 45542 - Public Policies for Sustainable Growth and Social Welfare ( 10 credits )

 

   
 
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All subjects are worth 6 credits unless otherwise stated.
All optional subjects are not scheduled each year.

Additional information about the study plan