Bachelor in Business Administration & Economics

For Bachelor in Business Administration & Economics, tuition fees are 1,058 USD per year.

Business administration and economics combines the study of how firms are organized and managed with the analysis of markets, resource allocation, and economic systems. Students typically encounter courses in microeconomics and macroeconomics, accounting, finance, marketing, management, statistics, and business law, building a broad base for understanding both individual organizations and the wider economic environment in which they operate. The discipline develops quantitative skills alongside an understanding of strategic decision making, covering topics such as how firms price products, allocate capital, manage operations, and respond to competitive and regulatory pressures. This bachelor's program in Business Administration & Economics is delivered in English at Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", located in Rome, Italy, matching the standard structure of a first-cycle degree in Italy. English-language instruction is intended to make the program accessible to students from different countries studying within an Italian university setting. Career paths associated with business administration and economics graduates include roles in corporate management, financial analysis, marketing, consulting, banking, and entrepreneurship, as well as positions in public sector organizations that require an understanding of economic policy and organizational management. The combined focus on business practice and economic theory is intended to equip students with tools for analyzing markets and making informed managerial decisions, while also providing a foundation for further study at the master's level in economics, finance, management, or related fields. Many graduates go on to work in multinational firms, small and medium enterprises, or start their own ventures, applying both the quantitative and strategic aspects of the discipline learned during the degree.