University of Pavia

Overview

The Master's in Economics, Development and Innovation at the University of Pavia integrates comprehensive economic theory with practical market analysis. This program is designed to equip students with advanced skills in econometrics and data-driven decision-making, providing opportunities for international study and research avenues.

What You'll Study

Learning Approach: The program employs a combination of lectures, seminars, tutorials, applied labs, and student presentations, consistently emphasizing the connection between theoretical concepts and empirical evidence.

Core Course Areas Include:

• Applied Econometrics Lab
• Applied Industrial Organization
• Competition Law
• Competition Policy and Market Regulation
• Contemporary Economic History
• Data Science
• Decisions and Choices
• Development Economics
• Economics and Society

Typical Progression:

• Year 1: Foundational and advanced core modules in economics, development, and quantitative methods, complemented by lab-based training.
• Year 2: Focused specialization through advanced courses and research-oriented projects; opportunities for international exchange are available.

Research and Communication: The program encourages project work and in-class presentations, fostering skills in data analysis, result interpretation, and clear argumentation.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should possess a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in economics, business, statistics, or a closely related field. Degrees from other disciplines may be considered if the applicant has relevant quantitative and economic coursework.

Career Prospects

Graduates of this program are well-prepared for diverse career paths in economics, development, and innovation sectors. The integration of theoretical knowledge with practical skills equips students to tackle complex economic challenges and contribute effectively in various professional environments.