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Piano di studi 2017.2018 corso di Laurea Magistrale in ECONOMICS

Classe LM-56 - Scienze dell’economia

I Anno Curriculum General Economics (GE)

CFU Disciplina SSD TAF

12 Advanced microeconomics P/01 C

12 Advanced macroeconomics P/01 C

9 Advanced econometrics P/05 C

9 Advanced statistics S/01 C

12 Mathematical Methods for Economics S/06

6 - - -

6 CFU a scelta tra:

European economic law Industrial and competition law International economic law Labour law

IUS/05 IUS/04 IUS/13 IUS/07

C

II Anno Curriculum General Economics (GE)

CFU Disciplina SSD TAF

6 6 6 6 6

12 CFU a scelta tra:

Auditing and management control Business and society

Corporate finance

Economics and management of innovation Financial accounting and IAS/IFRS

P/07 P/08 P/07 P/08 P/07

C

24 Elective exams

P/01,02,03 MAT/06 S/01,06

A

9 Student’s choice

15 Final dissertation + Further linguistic competences

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Piano di studi 2017.2018 corso di Laurea Magistrale in ECONOMICS

Classe LM-56 - Scienze dell’economia

Elective exams

CFU Disciplina SSD

9 Analysis of European data by small area methods S/01

3 Classical economics P/01

6 Computational economics P/02

9 Economic of growth in history P/12

6 Economic policy P/02

9 European local indicators of poverty and living conditions: traditional and new survey techniques in the era of data deluge and big data S/01

9 Financial economics P/02

6 Globalization and Economic Development P/01

6 History of Economic Thought P/04

6 Industrial economics P/02

- International monetary economics P/01

9 Public economics P/03

9 Quantitative economics for the evaluation of European Economic Policy P/02 6 Survey methods: traditional and new techniques in official statistics S/01

6 The economics of the European Union P/01

6 Time series econometrics S/05

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Piano di studi 2017.2018 corso di Laurea Magistrale in ECONOMICS

Classe LM-56 - Scienze dell’economia

I Anno Curriculum Official Statistics (OS)

CFU Disciplina SSD TAF

12 Advanced microeconomics P/01 C

12 Advanced macroeconomics P/01 C

9 Advanced econometrics P/05 C

9 Advanced statistics S/01 C

6 6 6 6 6

12 CFU a scelta tra:

Auditing and management control Business and society

Corporate finance

Economics and Management of Innovation Financial accounting and IAS/IFRS

P/07 P/08 P/07 P/07 P/07

6 - - -

6 CFU a scelta tra:

European economic law Industrial and competition law International economic law Labour law

IUS/05 IUS/04 IUS/13 IUS/07

C

II Anno Curriculum Official Statistics (OS)

CFU Disciplina SSD TAF

12 Official statistics S/01 C

6 6

EMOS Module 12 CFU a scelta tra:

European Statistical System and Data Production Model Survey Methods: Traditional and New Techniques in Official Statistics

S/01

S/01 A

6 6

EMOS Semi Elective 6 CFU a scelta tra :

Analysis of survey data and small area estimation Time series econometrics

S/01 S/05

A

9 Student’s choice

21 Final dissertation + Further linguistic competences

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