Master of Science in Economics and Communications for Management and Innovation

First-year

First semester

• Digital transformation and data management
• Innovation and organization of companies
• European Union law

Second semester

• Business information systems
• Globalization and economic development
• Industrial economics and innovation

Second year

First semester

• Statistics for business and decision-making
• At the student's choice
• Bank corporate governance
• Digital content processing

Second semester

• Further knowledge for placement on the job market
• Dissertation

Learning outcomes

The master's degree course aims to train future managers of public and private companies capable of dealing with highly topical issues and sources of new professionalism with familiarity with a specific approach strictly inherent to the character of a master's degree in business economics.

Master's graduates in 'Economics and communication for management and innovation' must:

• Have in-depth knowledge in the fields of business management, economics, law, and the mathematical-statistical field to be able to deal with the complex issues relating to business management with particular attention to innovative issues, increasingly present within companies
• Have knowledge available regarding business management and management activities, specifically in connection with the complex internationalization activity of companies on the market
• Possess strong skills in coordinating, organizing, and managing relationships and communication processes
• Possess adequate methodological knowledge for the development and use of tools for the collection and analysis of data regarding the needs, opinions, and behaviors of companies
• Possess specific knowledge regarding the concrete exploitation of technological innovation within companies

The professional figures that we aim to create with the master's degree course in 'Economics and communication for management and innovation' are:

• Systemic and coherent approach concerning the issues relating to the corporate implementation of European regulations relating to certification quality of the production system
• In-depth vision regarding the application of technology at both public administration and private context levels

The training course includes an initial semester aimed at consolidating the knowledge in the economic, business, and quantitative fields acquired in the three-year degree, followed by the development of specialist skills particularly oriented towards the management and control of production processes, technological innovation, and problems ( also regulations) connected to quality certification.

The educational offering of the master's degree course in 'Economics and Communication for Management and Innovation' is, therefore, fundamentally multidisciplinary while requiring, due to the topics covered, in-depth analysis in the specific areas of the disciplines mentioned in the name.

The amount of time dedicated to individual study is defined in the educational regulations of the degree course.

• Entrepreneurs and managers in companies and institutions in the industrial and service sectors, of a public and private nature
• Freelancers
• Highly responsible experts and consultants in the administration and management functions of industrial, commercial, service companies and financial intermediaries
• Manager of public and private, national or international offices and institutions as Brand Manager, Communication Manager, Social Media Manager, Digital Media Planner, CRM manager.