Bachelor in Economics, Management and Computer Science

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Economics, Management and Computer Science are 17,000 EUR per year.

Economics, Management and Computer Science is a three-year bachelor's program taught in English at Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi in Milano, Italy. This discipline brings together economic theory, business management, and computer science, reflecting the growing overlap between technology and the study of markets and organizations. Typical subjects include microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial accounting, statistics, and management, combined with computer science courses such as programming, algorithms, and data structures. Students in this field of study generally develop both analytical and technical skills, learning to apply economic and managerial reasoning to business problems while also gaining the programming and computational abilities needed to work with data and software systems. Coursework often includes topics such as database systems, data analysis, and the use of computational methods in economics and finance, alongside more traditional business subjects like marketing, corporate finance, and organizational behavior. Because this combination of subjects reflects the increasing role of technology in business and economic analysis, students are prepared to work at the intersection of these fields, whether analyzing large datasets, developing software for financial or business applications, or applying economic thinking to questions in technology markets. This interdisciplinary training distinguishes the field from a purely technical computer science degree or a purely theoretical economics degree. Career paths for graduates include roles in technology companies, financial services, data analysis, consulting, and business analytics, as well as further study in computer science, economics, data science, or related fields. The combination of technical and economic training is intended to support careers where quantitative and computational skills are applied to business and economic problems. Located in Milano, a city with a substantial business and technology sector, this bachelor's program is taught in English and designed for an international student body interested in combining economics, management, and computer science.