BIE

The program covers the fundamentals of economics with a focus on leadership, management, and technology. Students will acquire the skills needed to analyze the new reality of economics, and how it affects the diverse contexts in which we live and work. In the last years of the program, students will have the chance to choose an area to specialize in (through elective courses and internships) and develop a truly unique profile.

• Languages are Key: The students of the Bachelor in Economics (BIE) will have the chance to learn up to two foreign languages as a part of their study plan. They will be able to take advantage of reduced class sizes and additional tutorial sessions.
• Beyond Class Experience: he Politics, Economics and Global Affairs School recognizes the importance of learning outside the classroom, and offers students the opportunity to enrol in advanced Seminars and joining Labs, to enhance the academic training with a practical application. More information on Seminars and Labs can be found here.

During these four years, students will obtain 240 credits, through core & mandatory courses first, and through elective and other academic activities (Exchange semester, Internships, Labs, Advanced Seminars).

At the end of their degree, students will have achieved:

• 60 credits in basic courses
• 105 credits in core courses
• 60 credits in elective courses
• 12 credits in the Final Project