Most graduates in Economic and Social Sciences are likely to go on to second-level studies. Nevertheless, they can access the job market directly, typically starting in:

Junior positions in the analysis of micro and macroeconomic systems

(e.g. antitrust policies, risk assessment of countries, economic regulations, government policies effects).

Skills associated with the position:

Graduates holding the above positions are able to:

• analyze and interpret the distinctive features and dynamics of the economic system, both domestic and international;
• contribute to socio-economic analyses, applying the most suitable quantitative methods (mathematical-statistical and econometric) and the appropriate techniques of data management and analysis;
• address economic phenomena with a multidimensional approach, considering the psychological, organizational and social elements that may affect them.

Career opportunities:

• second-level studies;
• junior positions in national or international institutions dealing with the analysis of the economic system, research centers, financial firms and institutions, consulting firms.