Bachelor in Economics and management

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Economics and management are 2,255 USD per year.

Economics and Management is a bachelor's degree offered in English at the Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo, in Urbino, Italy, with a duration of three years. The program combines the study of economics, which examines how resources are produced, distributed, and consumed, with management, which focuses on how organizations are structured and run. Students typically begin with foundational courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, mathematics, and statistics, before moving into more applied subjects such as business administration, accounting, marketing, and organizational behavior. Economics coursework generally covers market dynamics, economic policy, and the analysis of national and international economic trends, while management coursework addresses how firms make decisions about strategy, operations, human resources, and finance. Many programs in this field also introduce students to law and business ethics, reflecting the practical environment in which businesses operate. Graduates commonly pursue careers in banking, consulting, corporate management, marketing, and public administration, or continue into master's-level study in economics, business administration, finance, or related fields. The combination of economic theory and managerial practice prepares students to analyze both the broader economic environment and the internal workings of organizations, making the degree relevant across a wide range of industries and sectors. Being taught in English at an Italian university, the program is designed to welcome international students while situating them within the Italian higher education system, which follows the standard three-year first-cycle bachelor's structure common across Italy and much of Europe. Urbino itself is a historic university town in the Marche region of central Italy.