Master in Economics, management and innovation

Economics, Management and Innovation is a two-year master's degree taught in English at Università degli Studi di Roma UnitelmaSapienza in Roma, Italy. The programme sits at the intersection of economics, business management, and the study of innovation, looking at how new ideas, technologies, and business models drive economic and organizational change. Students typically study microeconomics and macroeconomics, business strategy, and management principles, alongside coursework focused specifically on innovation processes, entrepreneurship, and the economics of technological change. Coursework often addresses topics such as how firms develop and commercialize new products, how innovation policy shapes economic growth, and the organizational structures that support or hinder innovative activity. Because this field draws on both economic theory and applied management practice, students generally develop analytical skills for evaluating markets and business strategy, alongside a practical understanding of how organizations manage innovation and change. Case studies and applied projects are common, often examining how companies or sectors have responded to technological or market shifts. Graduates typically pursue careers in business strategy and consulting, innovation management within companies, economic and policy analysis roles, and entrepreneurial ventures. Others continue into further graduate study or doctoral research in economics, management, or innovation studies. Roma offers an academic and professional environment relevant to the study of economics and management, situating the programme within Italy's broader business and policy landscape. Delivered entirely in English, the master's degree is designed for both Italian and international students who want graduate-level training that connects economic analysis with the practical management of innovation and organizational change.