Economic Sciences
Foundations of micro and macroeconomics, statistics, economic policy and markets, to read and interpret economic phenomena.
Economics, management and enterprise: eleven programmes to understand markets, lead organisations and navigate the digital and sustainable transition.
Foundations of micro and macroeconomics, statistics, economic policy and markets, to read and interpret economic phenomena.
Economics applied to the market: consumer behaviour, market research, strategic and operational marketing.
Where economics meets psychology: how people make economic, financial and consumer decisions.
Economics of financial intermediaries: banks, insurance, financial markets, risk management and sector regulation.
Business management across its functions: accounting, financial statements, finance, organisation, marketing and strategy.
Creating and growing new ventures: business models, business plans, funding and innovation.
Organising and managing business resources: processes, people, management control and organisational change.
Tourism and hospitality management combined with the promotion of cultural heritage and local resources.
Advanced study of economics, trade, finance and business law, oriented towards international markets.
The economics of sustainability: ecological transition, sustainable finance, circular economy and ESG reporting.
The digital economy: e-commerce, online platforms, digital transformation of businesses and data analysis.
Access to regulated professions is governed by the rules of the country where you intend to practise and may require state examinations, licensing or registration.
Write to the Rectorate naming the programme and attaching your CV: you will receive an initial assessment of your profile, including for the V.A.E. method.