Guides to the university

The qualifying goals are:

• provide an advanced level of preparation in the areas of economics of innovation, technology and innovation management, and entrepreneurship in technology sectors;
• develop the expertise to blend quantitative and managerial competences that include knowledge of the commonly used software applications;
• provide knowledge in economic and managerial disciplines, thereby cultivating the capability to analyze interdisciplinary problems and to cover roles related to the innovation process in consulting companies, in small and large companies, and in international organizations;
• allow students to broaden/deepen their knowledge in specific areas such as venture capital and private equity, green management and sustainability, technology and innovation management, IT consulting, big data and business analytics;
• develop and widen the ability to apply knowledge through technology-based teaching and learning methodologies that encourage student interaction and engagement following a "learning by doing" approach (lab activities such as case studies, business games, trading simulations, computational group assignments and presentations).
• develop behavioral skills through “ad hoc” seminars and a diverse range of in/out of class activities related to courses, that promote the ability to communicate inclusively, interact with others, even in multicultural contexts, and tackle complex problems.
• promote fluency in English to work effectively and efficiently in different business contexts and cultivate competences in a second EU language (Italian for non-Italian native speakers); promote a broad-spectrum cultural education to foster critical thinking skills and delve into cutting-edge topics, chosen by the student.