University of Turin

What you'll study

This programme follows the three-year Italian laurea structure and typically comprises 180 ECTS. The curriculum combines foundational courses in economics and quantitative methods with applied business subjects and opportunities for language study and internships.

• Core economics and quantitative modules: microeconomics, macroeconomics, business statistics, econometrics and operations research to build analytical skills used in decision making.
• Accounting and finance: financial accounting, managerial accounting, corporate finance and basic financial markets to understand company performance and financing choices.
• Management and organisation: principles of management, organisational behaviour, human resources and project management for leading teams and managing processes.
• Marketing and strategy: marketing principles, consumer behaviour, digital marketing and business strategy to plan and implement commercial activity.
• Business law and ethics: commercial law, contract law and business ethics to ensure legal compliance and responsible practice.
• Complementary skills: information systems, entrepreneurship, supply chain/operations management and business communication, including foreign language modules (often English) to improve employability in international settings.
• Practical experience and project work: company internships, group projects, case studies and a final undergraduate thesis or applied project that integrates knowledge across modules.

Entry requirements

• Successful completion of secondary education qualifying for university entry in the applicant's country (for Italy, the esame di Stato or equivalent).
• Proof of language ability: proficiency in Italian is usually required for programmes taught in Italian; some tracks or individual courses may be available in English and will require English language certification. International applicants should check the language of instruction for the specific intake.
• Recognition of foreign qualifications where applicable — non-Italian applicants will need validation of their diploma by the university or through the national recognition procedures.
• Some selection procedures may include submission of transcripts, a CV, and a personal statement or an entrance assessment depending on faculty requirements; specific checks (such as interviews) vary by year and programme.
• For non-EU students, meeting visa and residence permit requirements is necessary before enrolment.

Career prospects

Graduates from a Business Administration bachelor at the University of Turin enter a wide range of roles across private and public sectors. Early career positions commonly include:

• management trainee or junior manager in commercial firms
• financial or accounting assistant roles in banks, accounting firms and corporate finance departments
• marketing and sales positions such as marketing coordinator, digital marketing assistant or brand support roles
• business analyst, operations analyst or supply chain support roles
• human resources or administrative positions in organisations of varying size

Many graduates also progress to further study: specialist master’s degrees in management, finance, marketing or international business; professional accounting qualifications; or later-stage MBAs after gaining work experience. The degree is designed to provide transferable skills for entrepreneurial ventures and consultancy work as well.

Why study at University of Turin

• Established academic reputation: The University of Turin is a long-standing Italian university with a broad range of research-active departments in economics, law and management, providing rigorous academic teaching alongside applied learning.
• Industry links and local economy: Turin and the Piedmont region host a mix of established industry, automotive and manufacturing firms as well as growing service and tech sectors, offering internship and employment opportunities for students.
• International opportunities: The university participates in exchange programmes such as Erasmus and maintains international partnerships that allow students to study abroad for a semester or undertake international internships.
• Student support and career services: Dedicated career services, internship offices and teaching staff with business experience help students secure placements, prepare applications and build professional networks.
• Vibrant student life and location: Studying in Turin provides cultural and professional advantages—an accessible city with museums, industry hubs and a strong start-up community, supportive for students seeking both academic and practical exposure.