Guides to the university

The Bachelor of Science in International Economics and Finance (BIEF) has the following specific objectives:

1.   provide a solid grounding in business, economics, quantitative and legal topics in order to understand the economic and legal context of the companies, public bodies and financial institutions;
 

2.  define the educational path with a broad grounding in economics or finance, depending on the student’s interests, in keeping with an international and global perspective according to a comparative approach;
 

3.  to promote knowledge acquisition and applied skills relating to:
 

• theoretical models and policy analysis in the international and monetary fields;
• (finance major) the techniques of financial analysis, financial instruments, the functioning of financial markets and financial intermediaries in the international context;
• (economics major) advanced techniques and instruments of macroeconomic analysis;
   

4.  develop skills through learning activities in and outside the classroom encouraging interaction between students and teacher-student interaction (ability to present their opinion, to work in groups, to negotiate) and problem setting and problem solving ability;
 

5.  develop skills aimed at mastery in the field of business management, using computer tools and two EU languages in order to be efficient from a professional point of view;
 

6.  stimulate the students to evaluate the consequences of their decisions in a professional context.