BA offers a diverse range of knowledge and skills to cultivate managers who excel in leading teams within global contexts.

Throughout their academic journey, students will be immersed in a dynamic and intellectually stimulating environment characterised by lectures with top academics and industry professionals, Alumni testimonials, and the enquiry-based educational approach which has students actively involved in laboratories, project works with companies, simulations and games that culminate in a “Grand Challenge”.

Highly interdisciplinary, the Programme provides a strong foundation in management, economics, law, quantitative analysis and IT disciplines and is further complemented by data analysis and programming workshops as well as a Humanities course of the student’s choosing.

Study Plan:

The first two years are intended to offer students enrolled in the BSc in Business Administration, in a broad and solid training in basic subjects: management, economics, mathematics and statistics, law, and IT.

The characterizing activities include the study of courses in accounting, marketing, strategies and finance, macroeconomics and industrial economics, quantitative subjects applied to data analysis, and European Law and intellectual property. In the third year, students will be able to focus their studies on a specific topic of interest. The course includes a series of workshops and design activities aimed at providing students with the application skills of the concepts and notions provided by the different courses and necessary for solid managerial training.

GAP Activities are highly interactive intensive courses that students will undertake at the end of the first and second semesters of each academic year. In January and June/ July of the first year, students will be enrolled in Coding in Action Lab Module II and Module II respectively. In January of the second year, students will be enrolled in Distinctive Employability Skills Lab and will be able to do an Internship or Project Work at the end of the second year. The third-year GAP Activities will be in Humanities.

I year:

• Microeconomics (8 ects)
• Principles of Accounting (6 ects)
• Calculus (8 ects)
• Introduction to Business Law (6 ects)
• Coding in action Lab (Module I) (6 ects)
• Fundamentals of Management (6 ects)
• Statistics (8 ects)
• Macroeconomics (6 ects)
• GAP Activities: Coding in action Lab (Module II) (6 ects)

II year:

• Marketing (8 ects)
• Financial Statement Analysis (8 ects)
• EU Law (8 ects)
• Distinctive Employability Skills Lab (6 ects)
• Industrial Economics (6 ects)
• Applied Business Statistics (6 ects)
• Managerial accounting, Planning & control (6 ects)
• Corporate Finance (8 ects)
• GAP Activities: Distinctive Employability Skills Lab (6 ects)

III year:

• Competitive Strategy (8 ects)
• Data Analysis for Business (6 ects)
• Organizational Behavior (6 ects)
• Intellectual Property Rights (6 ects)
• Financial markets (6 ects)
• 3 Elective courses (18 ects)

Job Opportunities:

The BSc in Business Administration offers the tools to develop a profile and skills both to continue with a highly prestigious master's degree program, possibly even abroad, and for the job market, especially in the international arena. The BSc prepares students for effective integration into the world of work for professions, both nationally and abroad, whose qualification is a three-year degree.

In particular, some examples of employment opportunities are: Multinational enterprise management technician; Export company management technician; Consultant company operator; Official of international institutions; Official in public institutions for the support of internationalization.

International Opportunities:

The degree program offers the possibility of obtaining a triple degree carried out jointly with the George Washington University of Washington (USA) and Renmin of Beijing (RPC) which will allow students to spend a period in these universities and obtain, at the end of the course of studies, a trilateral joint degree.

Furthermore, students can participate in the Erasmus call and exams taken abroad can also be recognized as part of the Semester free mover and Summer School programs.