Master in Economics and Entrepreneurship

At Università degli Studi di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale, tuition fees are 1,400 EUR per year.

This master's degree in Economics and Entrepreneurship is delivered in English at Università degli Studi di Cassino e del Lazio Meridionale in Cassino, Italy, over a course of two years. The programme combines economic theory, which examines how resources are allocated within markets and economies, with the study of entrepreneurship, which focuses on how new ventures are identified, financed, and grown. Students typically build on microeconomics and macroeconomics with coursework in business planning, innovation management, venture financing, and the economic conditions that shape entrepreneurial activity within a given market or region. Coursework often includes applied projects such as developing a business plan or evaluating a venture opportunity, alongside more theoretical study of economic policy and market structure. This combination is intended to give students both the analytical tools to understand markets and the practical skills needed to start and manage new businesses. Graduates of economics and entrepreneurship programmes pursue careers as founders of their own companies, roles in innovation and strategy departments of established firms, venture capital and startup support organizations, economic development agencies, and consulting, or continue toward further academic study. The emphasis on entrepreneurship alongside economics reflects growing interest in how new business formation contributes to economic growth and regional development. Cassino, in the Lazio region of central Italy, hosts the university offering this programme. As an English-taught master's degree, the two-year programme is designed for an international student body seeking graduate training that combines economic analysis with the practical study of starting and running new ventures.