Master in Finance and business

Finance and business bring together the study of financial markets, corporate decision-making, and organizational management. This master's programme, Finance and business, is taught in English at the Universita degli Studi Roma Tre, in Roma, Italy, and lasts two years. Students in this field typically study corporate finance, financial markets and instruments, investment analysis, and business strategy, alongside coursework in accounting, management, and economic analysis. Coursework often examines how companies raise capital, allocate resources, and manage risk, as well as how financial markets price assets and respond to economic conditions. The discipline combines quantitative methods, including financial modelling and statistical analysis, with a broader understanding of how businesses are organized and managed, covering topics such as strategic planning, operations, and organizational behaviour. Many programmes also address international dimensions of finance and business, including cross-border investment, global markets, and the regulatory environment that governs financial activity. Graduates with training in finance and business pursue careers in banking, asset management, corporate finance departments, consulting firms, and general management roles across a wide range of industries. Others move into entrepreneurship, financial analysis, or further graduate study, including doctoral research in finance or management. The combination of quantitative financial skills and broader business knowledge developed in this field is applicable across sectors that require both capital management and organizational decision-making. Based in Roma, students in this programme are situated in Italy's capital and a centre for national financial and corporate activity, and the English-medium format is intended to serve an international student cohort pursuing this degree in Italy.