Overview
The Master's in Law, Economics and Governance at the University of Bologna provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary education that merges legal studies with economic analysis. This programme examines how regulations influence markets and organizations, with a particular emphasis on European and international business environments.
What you'll study
The curriculum features core courses that integrate legal analysis with economic and financial principles, alongside modules dedicated to governance, entrepreneurship, and effective organizational decision-making.
- Behavioral Law and Finance
- The Economics of Entrepreneurship
- Law and Economics of Corporate Governance
- Organizational Sociology
- Managing Legal Risks and Opportunities for Entrepreneurs
Learning approach: The programme prioritizes applied case-based learning and fosters the development of research and analytical skills, enabling students to make informed decisions in complex international contexts.
Entry requirements
To gain admission, candidates must possess a relevant prior degree. Applicants are required to hold a three-year university degree (or equivalent) that meets the curriculum prerequisites of the programme.
- Possession of a degree qualification (three-year university degree, diploma, or another acceptable qualification)
- Curricular requirements: an undergraduate degree in a related field
- Alternative route: at least 42 ECTS in designated scientific areas (as detailed in the admission guidelines)
- Assessment: evaluation of individual knowledge and skills
English requirements
- IELTS: minimum 6.5
- TOEFL iBT: minimum 80
Proficiency in English at a minimum B2 level is required.
Other requirements
- Proficiency in English at least B2 level
- Assessment of the candidate’s personal knowledge and skills
Career prospects
Graduates of this programme will be well-equipped for various career paths that demand expertise in law, economics, and governance. With a solid foundation in interdisciplinary studies, alumni can pursue roles in government, international organizations, corporations, and non-profits, among other sectors.
Work Permits: Work permit eligibility may vary based on nationality, residence permit type, and prevailing regulations at the time of graduation. It is advisable to consult the relevant Italian authorities and your university’s international office for the most current guidance. Generally, graduates may qualify to apply for a post-study residence or work permit following the completion of their degree in Italy.