Faculty
Studying Economics at Sapienza
Sapienza Faculty of Economics offers the following bachelor’s degree programmes:
- Business sciences
- Economics and Finance
- Management and corporate law (Latina university campus)
- Economy of innovation (Rieti university campus)
You can further your studies with the master’s degree programmes in:
- Finance and insurance (offered also in English language)
- Economics (also in English)
- Health Economics (in English)
- Tourism and environmental management
- Economics, management and corporate law (Latina university campus)
- Financial institutions, international finance and risk management
- Business Administration (offered also in English language)
- Business Management
- Economics and Communication for Management and Innovation (in English)
- Management of technologies, innovation and sustainability
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It’s right for you if…
Studying Economics is right for you if topics such as globalisation, productivity, competitiveness, entrepreneurship, development, financial markets or welfare are appealing to you; if you are attracted to the way economy influences social and political relationships, the choices and behaviours of families and individuals, and to the way it directs cultural stances.
To be a good student of Economics, it doesn’t matter which high school you come from, nor to have any sound knowledge of mathematics or statistics: you will be able to understand the basics of Economics from the very first year.
If you need a brush up on some notions before starting, the Faculty makes available to all first-year students some free-of-charge refresher courses on quantitative disciplines such as mathematics and statistics.
Should you be in trouble with your first exams, you may rely on remedial courses and will be able to achieve your degree on time. You’ll never be left alone!
Discover "Conosci Te Stesso", the self-assessment questionnaire for orientation in Sapienza
About us
It was created in 1906, it became Faculty of Economics and Business in 1935 and took on its current denomination since the 1995-96 academic year. Today is a modern and efficient structure, which has taken up the challenge posed by changes and has always continued to yield excellent graduates.
Graduates in Economics are called to tackle and solve old and increasingly difficult new problems, both at national and international level. The Faculty of Economics takes up this challenge, by joining a long and renowned tradition with an outstanding teaching staff, high research standards and a new wide-ranging international outlook.
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