University of Turin

What you'll study

This programme follows the Italian Laurea Magistrale tradition and combines core management theory with applied practice. You will study central business disciplines and choose elective paths to build depth in areas of interest.

• Core modules: strategic management, organisational behaviour, management accounting and corporate finance, marketing management, operations and supply chain management, business law and ethics.
• Analytical and quantitative skills: managerial economics, statistics for management, business analytics and decision models, quantitative methods for finance and marketing.
• Specialist and elective topics: international business, entrepreneurship and innovation, digital business and e‑commerce, human resource management, sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
• Applied learning: case studies, group consulting projects with external organisations, internships and opportunities to work on live briefs with regional firms.
• Research and capstone: research methods in management and a final dissertation or capstone project that integrates empirical research or a strategic consultancy deliverable.

Entry requirements

Applicants are normally expected to hold a recognised undergraduate degree in business, economics, engineering, social sciences or another related discipline. Admissions typically consider the overall academic record, the relevance of prior study, and evidence of motivation and suitability for graduate study.

• Official transcript(s) and degree certificate from prior higher education.
• A CV and personal statement or motivation letter explaining academic and professional objectives.
• Letters of recommendation or an academic referee where requested.
• Proof of language proficiency: programmes taught in English require a recognised English test score or equivalent evidence of competence; some tracks or optional courses may require Italian language ability.
• Applicants may be invited to an interview or assessment to discuss their background and goals.

Career prospects

Graduates from this field move into a wide range of professional roles across sectors. The programme’s combination of analytical tools and applied projects prepares students for both functional and general management careers.

• Management consulting and advisory services.
• Corporate roles in finance, strategy, marketing, operations and human resources.
• Product and project management in manufacturing, technology and services firms.
• Business development and international trade roles, particularly with firms operating in the Turin metropolitan and northern Italian industrial area.
• Start‑up creation and innovation management, with routes into incubators and entrepreneurial support networks.
• Further academic study, including doctoral research in management and related disciplines.

Why study at University of Turin

The University of Turin is one of Italy’s historic research universities with a wide offering in economics and management disciplines and active links to regional industry. Studying here gives access to academic staff engaged in applied research, collaboration opportunities with local businesses and multinational firms operating in Turin’s industrial and services economy, and a network of alumni across northern Italy and internationally.

Students benefit from urban campus facilities, career services that support internships and employer engagement, and the cultural and professional opportunities of Turin—a city with strong industrial heritage and an evolving innovation ecosystem. The programme’s location supports practical learning and employment connections across sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, finance and high‑tech services.