Economia dell'impresa

Tuition fees for Economia dell'impresa are 3,000 EUR per year.

Business economics combines the study of economic theory with the practical analysis of how firms and markets operate. Students in this field typically study microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, accounting, and management, alongside quantitative methods used to analyze markets, pricing, and organizational decision-making. The discipline blends economic reasoning with business administration, preparing graduates to understand both the broader economic environment and the internal workings of companies. Coursework often includes topics such as financial accounting, corporate finance, marketing principles, and industrial organization, along with mathematics and statistics courses that support quantitative analysis. Students learn to interpret economic data, evaluate business strategies, and apply economic models to real-world market situations. Graduates in business economics pursue careers in banking, finance, consulting, corporate management, and market analysis. The degree also serves as preparation for further study at the master's level in economics, finance, or business administration, and some graduates move into public sector roles involving economic policy or regulation. This bachelor's program in Business Economics is offered by Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, located in Bologna, Italy. It runs for three years and is taught in English, allowing international students to complete undergraduate study in this field without needing Italian proficiency. Admission is by entrance examination, and applicants are required to hold a secondary school diploma. Bologna, in the Emilia-Romagna region, hosts one of Italy's long-established universities, and a bachelor's program of this kind typically appeals to students beginning their higher education with an interest in economics, finance, and the operation of businesses within broader economic systems.