Bachelor in Business sciences

Tuition comes to 900 EUR per year.

Business Sciences is a three-year bachelor's program taught in English at the Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza" in Roma, Italy. This field provides a broad foundation in how businesses are organized, managed, and financed, covering core areas such as accounting, marketing, organizational behavior, and business law. Students typically study microeconomics and macroeconomics alongside more applied business subjects, developing an understanding of how markets function and how individual firms operate within them. Coursework often includes financial accounting, corporate finance, and management principles, giving students the analytical tools needed to interpret business performance and support decision-making within organizations. The discipline also addresses how businesses interact with their broader legal and regulatory environment, covering topics such as contract law and corporate governance, as well as the strategic considerations involved in running a company, from competitive positioning to organizational structure. Because business sciences programs are designed to give a wide-ranging introduction to the functional areas of a company, students graduate with exposure to finance, marketing, operations, and management, allowing them to pursue a range of entry points into the business world rather than committing early to a narrow specialization. Group projects and case studies are common teaching methods, giving students practice applying theoretical concepts to realistic business scenarios. Graduates of business sciences programs typically pursue entry-level roles in areas such as marketing, finance, human resources, or general management within companies of varying sizes and sectors. Others move into consulting or roles supporting business operations and strategy. Many continue into master's-level study, including specialized business or management degrees, to deepen their expertise in a particular functional area. The program's English-language instruction supports an international student body entering the global business environment.