Versione stampabileStudents enrolled in 2015-16
YEAR 1 – Subjects taught in 2015-16
- Economic statistics (9 credits)
- International markets and organization laws (8 credits)
- Cooperation and competition among firms (9 credits)
- International accounting and governance (9 credits)
- International branding and retailing (9 credits)
- Growth and history of global economy
- Module 1: Economic growth (5 credits)
- Module 2: History of globalization (4 credits)
YEAR 2 – Subjects taught in 2016-17
- International financial institutions and markets (9 credits)
- EU policies and projects (9 credits)
- International industrial economics (9 credits)
- Development economics and international cooperation (9 credits)
- Environmental economics (6 credits)
YEAR 1 or YEAR 2
Subjects currently available: Student option webpage
- Communication skills (3 credits)
- Student option: one of the following courses (8 credits)**
- Urban and local policies
- Rural development
- European economy
- Introducing economics*
- Final dissertation (14 credits)***
* For students who do not have a background in economics (i.e. graduates from any degree class except L-16, L-18, L-21, L-33, L-36, L-37) the exam “Introducing statistics” must be taken within the framework of Communication skills, and “Introducing economics” as a compulsory course.
** Graduates of degree classes L-16, L-18, L-21, L-33, L-36, L-37 may apply for an internship as an alternative to the optional course, where indicated by the IBD academic coordinator and subject to the approval of the Economics Department.
***The Final examination consists of a written dissertation, which may be theoretical or empirical, focussing on a topic related to the degree course.