Master in Economics, Digital Data Analysis, Public Administrations

Economics, Digital Data Analysis, Public Administrations is a two-year master's program taught in English at Università Telematica PEGASO, based in Napoli, Italy. This program combines three interconnected areas of study: economic theory and analysis, quantitative and digital methods for handling data, and the workings of public administration and policy. Students typically explore microeconomics and macroeconomics, statistical and econometric techniques, and the digital tools increasingly used to collect, process, and interpret large datasets in both public and private settings. A distinguishing feature of this kind of program is its focus on applying data-driven methods to questions of governance, public spending, and policy evaluation, preparing students to work at the interface between quantitative analysis and administrative decision-making. Coursework often covers public finance, regulatory frameworks, and the organizational structures through which government bodies operate, alongside training in data visualization and analytical software used to support evidence-based policymaking. As governments and public institutions increasingly rely on data to design and evaluate programs, professionals who can bridge economic reasoning with technical data skills are in demand across ministries, regulatory agencies, and international organizations. Graduates of programs in this field typically pursue careers as policy analysts, public sector economists, data analysts within government bodies, or consultants advising on administrative reform and digital transformation initiatives. Others move into research positions or continue toward doctoral study in economics or public policy. Delivered entirely in English, the program is structured for students who want to combine analytical rigor with an understanding of how public institutions function, positioning them for roles that sit between technical analysis and public sector management.