Economics and Business

In the major of Economics, students will gain specialized knowledge in a range of courses such as Economic Growth and Development, which deals with the dynamics of a developing economy, or International Economics, where they learn more about the economic relationships between countries.

Students have also the chance to personalize their academic profile with electives and “other activities” (seminars, labs, etc.) and are strongly encouraged to take part in an exchange program at one of our many partner universities abroad.

In the major of Finance, students gain specialized knowledge in a range of topics such as investment banking, international financial markets, regulation of banks and other financial institutions, funding and investment decisions, risk management.

Students have also the chance to personalize their academic profile with electives and “other activities” (seminars, labs, etc.) and are strongly encouraged to take part in an exchange program at one of our many partner universities abroad.

In the major of Management, students are introduced to managerial principles in business settings. Courses focus on the interaction between the economic environment, economic policy, financial markets and financial institutions in an international business context.

Students have also the chance to personalize their academic profile with electives and “other activities” (seminars, labs, etc.) and are strongly encouraged to take part in an exchange program at one of our many partner universities abroad.

Introduction to Business Economics

Principles of Economics

Mathematics 1

Microeconomics

Accounting

Statistics

Principles of Civil Law

Macroeconomics

Information Systems

Mathematics 2

Applied Statistics and Econometrics

Games and Strategies

Corporate Finance

Law and Economics (Corporate and Business Law: Antitrust and Regulation)

Money and Banking

Financial Markets and Institutions

IO and Competition Theory

Economic Growth and Development

International Economics

Money and Banking

Financial Markets and Institutions

Mathematical Finance

Capital Markets

International Economics

Financial Markets and Institutions

IO and Competition Theory

Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology

International Economics

Management

2 Elective courses

Compulsory language

Other activities (internships, seminars, etc)

Final work