Sapienza University of Rome

Overview

Economics and Communication for Management and Innovation at Sapienza University of Rome equips students with advanced competencies that merge economics, business strategy, and corporate communication in contexts driven by innovation. The program is conducted entirely in English, allowing students to analyze markets and organizations while designing communication and digital-network strategies that support effective management decisions.

What you'll study

The curriculum integrates various disciplines, including economics, innovation, organizational management, communication strategies, digital systems, and quantitative tools. Core learning areas encompass:

• Digital content processing
• European Union law
• Innovation and organization of companies
• Enterprise communication management
• Business Information Systems
• Industrial economics and game theory

Progression through the program:

• Year 1: Focuses on foundational and core modules that cover economics, industry perspectives, innovation, organizational dynamics, and the communication and digital context of management.
• Year 2: Emphasizes advanced modules and applied work that integrate economic analysis with communication and information-system approaches for management and innovation.

Final assessment: The program includes a capstone evaluation component, such as a dissertation or equivalent assessment. For detailed requirements and formats, refer to the official program regulations.

Entry requirements

Applicants are required to hold a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification that provides a solid academic foundation for pursuing LM-77 studies. Specific degree classes and minimum credit requirements are outlined in the official admission guidelines provided by Sapienza University.

There are no known specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA score requirements for this program.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Economics and Communication for Management and Innovation program are well-prepared for diverse career paths in various sectors. Potential opportunities include roles in business management, strategic communication, market analysis, digital marketing, and innovation consultancy. With a strong foundation in both economics and communication, graduates can effectively contribute to organizations aiming to thrive in competitive and innovation-driven environments.