The MSc in Applied Economics and Markets at the University of Bologna trains economists with strong quantitative skills and a practical understanding of how markets work. You study econometrics, economic modelling and policy analysis, with options to focus on monetary/financial economics or on modelling economic phenomena.
The MSc in Applied Economics and Markets at the University of Bologna equips students with robust quantitative skills and a practical understanding of market dynamics. This program emphasizes econometrics, economic modeling, and policy analysis, allowing students to tailor their studies towards either monetary and financial economics or the modeling of economic phenomena.
This two-year program is structured to provide foundational knowledge in the first year, followed by specialization in the second year.
In the second year, students choose between two distinct tracks:
Both tracks include essential courses in finance and business, along with additional electives based on program regulations.
The program culminates in a dissertation, which includes a written thesis and a public defense.
Applicants must possess a first-cycle academic qualification, typically a three-year university degree, or an equivalent qualification obtained from another institution. Those who have not yet completed their first-cycle degree at the time of application are still eligible to apply, following the program's application procedures.
Graduates of the MSc in Applied Economics and Markets can pursue a range of career opportunities in sectors such as finance, government, research, and consulting. The strong analytical skills and specialized knowledge gained through this program prepare students for roles in economic analysis, policy advising, and market research, among others.
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