Guides to the university

First year of studies

The program structure is valid for the students initially enrolled in the academic years of reference for this section.

(!)1st/2nd semester: courses in the Master of Science in International Management will be organized into bimesters. As a result, the course period and exams calendar shall vary depending on the positioning of the course. For the positioning of each course in the bimester, please see the course timetable published on the website. For the structure of the exams calendar, see the chapter on Exams.

NOTA:
code 20948 Global Scenarios - Module I (Macroeconomics) and code 20949 Global Scenarios - Module II (Geopolitics and Business) are respectively the first and second module of the course code 20947 ‘Global Scenarios’.

The courses subdivided in modules are considered passed, and may be recorded in the student academic career and certified, only after passing both exams of which it is made up. The final grade is obtained by the grade point average of the two marks compared to the credits and rounded up if decimals are equal or higher than 5, rounded down if they are lower than 5.
It is furthermore specified that the credit points and the grades earned for the individual modules passed will be taken into account for rankings within the University (e.g. Bocconi Scholarship, selection for International Programs, etc.) and they can be viewed by printing the unofficial academic transcript at Punto Blu.

Second year of studies

* Please note that at least one of the 2nd-year elective courses must refer to the following subject groups:

Applied economics (ECON-04/A or SECS-P/06),

Business administration, accounting and performance measurement (ECON-06/A or SECS-P/07),

Management (ECON-07/A or SECS-P/08),

Finance (ECON-09/A or SECS-P/09),

Organization studies (ECON-08/A or SECS-P/10),

Financial markets and institutions (ECON-9/B or SECS-P/11),

Economic history (STEC-01/B or SECS-P/12),

Statistics (STAT-01/A or SECS-S/01),

Mathematical Methods for Economy, Finance and Actuarial Sciences (STAT-04/A or SECS-S/06),

Informatics (INFO-01/A  or INF/01),

Econometrics (ECON-05/A or SECS-P/05),

Information processing system (IINF-05/A or ING-INF/05),

Economics (ECON-01/A, or SECS-P/01)

** for detailed information on Enhancing experience - Curricular supplementary activities, see chapter 2.1.2.4 “Enhancing experience - Curricular supplementary activities”. For detailed information about languages see "Languages".

! The Global Experience program includes a required study abroad experience (Exchange Program or internship) preferably in a country other than the student's country of origin.