Master in Economics and Management

Tuition fees for Master in Economics and Management are 818 USD per year.

Economics and management brings together the study of economic theory and the practice of organizational management, covering how markets function alongside how firms are structured, financed, and run. Students in this field typically study microeconomics, macroeconomics, corporate finance, strategic management, and organizational behavior, developing analytical skills for understanding both broad economic trends and the internal decision-making processes of businesses. Coursework often addresses topics such as market analysis, business strategy, and the economic factors that influence managerial decisions within firms and industries. This master's degree is delivered in English at Università degli Studi di Perugia, in Perugia, Italy, matching the standard length of a second-cycle degree in the Italian university system. English-medium teaching is intended to support students from different countries studying at an Italian institution. Graduates in economics and management commonly pursue careers in corporate management, financial analysis, consulting, and strategic planning roles within private companies, as well as positions in public agencies or international organizations that require economic analysis. Others continue into further graduate study or professional qualifications in business or economics. The program's combined focus on economic theory and management practice is intended to prepare graduates for roles that require both an understanding of how economic conditions affect business decisions and the practical skills needed to manage organizations, teams, and resources effectively, equipping them for a range of positions across industries where economic reasoning and managerial competence are both valued.