Bachelor in Economics and banking

For Bachelor in Economics and banking, tuition fees are 1,876 USD per year.

This bachelor's degree in Economics and banking is taught in English at Università degli Studi di Siena in Siena, Italy, over a course of three years. The programme combines general economic study with a specific focus on banking and financial institutions, examining how banks operate, how financial systems are regulated, and how monetary policy and credit markets affect the broader economy. Students typically study microeconomics and macroeconomics alongside coursework in banking operations, financial markets, monetary economics, and financial regulation, building a foundation that connects economic theory to the practical functioning of financial institutions. Coursework commonly includes corporate finance, risk management, accounting, and quantitative methods such as statistics and mathematics applied to economic and financial analysis. Because banks play a central role in channeling savings into investment and managing financial risk across an economy, this field of study is closely tied to the stability and functioning of financial systems more broadly. Graduates of economics and banking programmes pursue careers in commercial and retail banking, credit analysis, financial regulation and supervision, insurance, and corporate finance roles, as well as further study toward a master's degree in economics, finance, or banking. Siena has a long history connected to banking, and the surrounding region provides relevant context for studying the sector from within Italy. As an English-taught bachelor's degree, the programme is designed to welcome international students into a three-year course of study covering both broad economic principles and banking-specific knowledge, without requiring Italian language skills.