GUIDES TO THE UNIVERSITY

From 10-31 January 2011, via Punto Blu, after accessing to the yoU@B, students enrolled in some Master of Science programs must choose the curriculum or courses chosen by the students of the II semester, first year, for each Master of Science program following the indications below:

Management (M-LM)

Students enrolled  in the Master of Science in Management (M) choose  between the two curricula in which the course is divided:

• Percorsi di Management (Majors of Management) , or
• Organizzazione e gestione delle risorse umane (Organization and Human Resourse Management)
  

Economia e management delle amministrazioni pubbliche e delle istituzioni internazionali [Economics and Management of Public Administration and International Institutions] (CLAPI-LM)

Students enrolled in the CLAPI MSc program choose a free track major or one of the following recommended majors:

• Government and business-government relations ( held in Italian) (Major B);
• International organizations (taught in English) (Major A);
• Management delle imprese sociali (held in Italian) (Social enterprise management) (Major C).

Economics and Management in Arts, Culture, Media and Entertainment (ACME-LM)

Students enrolled  in the ACME-LM Program choose:

1 workshop worth 12 credit points to be chosen by the students from among those offered or 2 elective courses worth 6 credit points.

Economics and Management of Innovation and Technology (EMIT-LM)

Students enrolled  in the  EMIT-LM Program choose a free-track Major or one of the recommended Majors from:

• Green Management & Sustainability (Major D)
• Industrial and Innovation Economics (Major A);
• IT consulting (Major B)
• Technology and Innovation Management (Major C).
  

Discipline economiche e sociali (DES) - Economic and Social Sciences (ESS)

Students enrolled  in the Master of Science program DES-LM / ESS-LM choose:

• 3 electives (specifying the language when they are taught in Italian and English) or 2 electives and 2 in-depth studies worth 3 credit points each.

Such choices can be modified when enrolling in the following academic year; please note that in this case the courses changed will be included in the second year study plan in order to allow students to attend the lessons. Therefore sitting exams for these courses can take place only after the end of the semester in which second year courses are held.