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During the second year of studies students choose 4 elective courses which correspond to the 24 credit points regarding the activities chosen by the students - concerning the personalized academic concentration (free track) or one of the following recommended concentrations :

• Healthcare (concentration D);
• International organizations (concentration A);
• Public management and business - Government relations ( concentration B);
• Sustainability (concentration C).

Please note that, in compliance with the program’s learning objectives and the Ministerial table for the field of studies, the rules of choice and the electives offered for the 2027-2028 a.y. may be subject to changes decided by the Academic Bodies.

The MSc Program Director is available during office hours to provide more information concerning the program structure. Office hours are published on the website at www.unibocconi.eu/officehours.

The concentration structure includes:
 

a) the following concentration compulsory course:
 

b) at least 2 courses chosen from among the following ones: 

c) the possibility to choose 1 course freely chosen from among the electives of MSc programs or a course without correspondence (after the grade has been recognized), only if the subject group of the course without correspondence indicated when recognizing the grade is the same as one of the subject groups for the elective courses offered for the program (see attachment).

The concentration structure includes:

a) at least 1 course chosen from among the following:
 

b) at least 2 courses chosen from among the following ones plus those not chosen from point a) above:
 

c) the possibility to choose 1 course freely chosen from among the electives of MSc programs or a course without correspondence (after the grade has been recognized), only if the subject group of the course without correspondence indicated when recognizing the grade is the same as one of the subject groups for the elective courses offered for the program (see attachment).

The concentration  structure includes:

a) at least 1 course chosen from among the following:
 

b) at least  2 courses chosen from among the following ones plus those not chosen from point a) above:
 

c) the possibility to choose 1 course freely chosen from among the electives of MSc programs or a course without correspondence (after the grade has been recognized), only if the subject group of the course without correspondence indicated when recognizing the grade is the same as one of the subject groups for the elective courses offered for the program (see attachment).

The concentration structure includes: 
 

a) the following concentration compulsory course:

b) at least 2 courses to be chosen from among the following ones: 
 

c) the possibility to choose 1 course freely chosen from among the electives of MSc programs or a course without correspondence (after the grade has been recognized), only if the subject group of the course without correspondence indicated when recognizing the grade is the same as one of the subject groups for the elective courses offered for the program (see attachment).

The 24 credit points regarding the educational activities chosen by the students are divided into 4 courses freely chosen by the student from among the electives of MSc programs; the allocation of electives is subject to the official approval of the MSc Program Director or his/her delegate to Academic Services.
Note that 12 out of 24 credit points relating to the courses chosen must be referred to one of the following subject groups:

The concentration structure includes: 

Economics  (ECON-01/A or SECS-P/01),

Economic Policy  (ECON-02/A or SECS-P/02),

Public Economics  (ECON-03/A or SECS-P/03),

History of Economic Thought (STEC-01/A or SECS-P/04),

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

Business Administration, Accounting & 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),

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

Political Science (GSPS-02/A or SPS/04),

Constitutional and Public Law (GIUR-05/A or IUS/08),

Administrative and Public Law (GIUR-06/A or IUS/10),

International Law  (GIUR-09/A or IUS/13),

European Union Law (GIUR-10/A or IUS/14).

(See the Subject Groups published in the course profiles www.unibocconi.eu/courses).