36 monthsProgramme duration
4,000 CHFTuition Fee/year
30 Jun, 2026Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Economics and Econometrics
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The advent of the digital economy, demographic transition, recurring financial crises and climate change are among the most urgent global challenges facing modern globalised economies.
To meet, interpret and govern these challenges, future economics professionals need a new and diversified preparation, which the Faculty of Economics allows them to acquire thanks to an educational offer that places the student at the centre of a rich and articulated pathway.
The study programme enables students to develop effective tools for understanding the complex and fascinating world of economics.
The curriculum consists of a first common part that focuses on core subjects in the following areas: management, finance, microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative methods and law.
Subsequently, the programme provides a choice between four areas of specialisation: management, finance, political economy and quantitative methods.
- The management specialisation is intended to give a solid education in the field of human resources management, production strategies and policies, controlling and marketing of small, medium and large enterprises, both public and private;
- The finance specialisation responds to the needs in national and international finance. You study the functioning of financial markets and institutions and learn how to assess, measure and manage the risks associated with financial decisions;
- The political economy specialisation provides training that meets the needs for analysing and understanding competitive and non-competitive markets. Alternative forms of economic organisation are sought that could produce higher standards of living or a more desirable distribution of wealth.
- The quantitative methods specialisation offers mathematical and statistical training in data science and quantitative analysis in economics.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Economics and Econometrics
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The advent of the digital economy, demographic transition, recurring financial crises and climate change are among the most urgent global challenges facing modern globalised economies.
To meet, interpret and govern these challenges, future economics professionals need a new and diversified preparation, which the Faculty of Economics allows them to acquire thanks to an educational offer that places the student at the centre of a rich and articulated pathway.
The study programme enables students to develop effective tools for understanding the complex and fascinating world of economics.
The curriculum consists of a first common part that focuses on core subjects in the following areas: management, finance, microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative methods and law.
Subsequently, the programme provides a choice between four areas of specialisation: management, finance, political economy and quantitative methods.
- The management specialisation is intended to give a solid education in the field of human resources management, production strategies and policies, controlling and marketing of small, medium and large enterprises, both public and private;
- The finance specialisation responds to the needs in national and international finance. You study the functioning of financial markets and institutions and learn how to assess, measure and manage the risks associated with financial decisions;
- The political economy specialisation provides training that meets the needs for analysing and understanding competitive and non-competitive markets. Alternative forms of economic organisation are sought that could produce higher standards of living or a more desirable distribution of wealth.
- The quantitative methods specialisation offers mathematical and statistical training in data science and quantitative analysis in economics.
Admission Requirements
- Students who choose the "core" stream in Italian and are not native speakers must present an Italian language certificate of a level of at least B2 from among those recognised by the University within the deadline communicated by the Student Administration.
- Students who choose the "core" stream in English must present an English language certificate of at least B2 level from among those recognised by the University.
- The English certification must be presented at the time of enrollment. Alternatively, the required level must be achieved within the first four weeks of the beginning of the semester through an external certification or by passing the internal test organized by the Laboratory of Modern Languages.
- Students possessing a secondary school leaving certificate from an English-speaking high school are exempt.
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
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