Bachelor in International Economics and Management

Tuition fees are 19,859 USD per year.

International Economics and Management is a three-year bachelor's program taught in English at Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi in Milano, Italy. This discipline combines the study of economics with management training, focusing on how economic principles apply to business decisions within an international context. Typical subjects include microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial accounting, corporate finance, marketing, and statistics, alongside courses addressing international trade, global markets, and cross-border business strategy. Students pursuing this field of study generally develop analytical skills for interpreting economic data and market trends, along with managerial knowledge needed to understand how organizations operate, compete, and make strategic decisions. Coursework often covers topics such as monetary economics, international finance, business law, and organizational management, providing a foundation that spans both the theoretical tools of economics and the practical concerns of running or advising businesses that operate across borders. Because the program has an international focus, students commonly study comparative economic systems, the effects of globalization on business and trade, and the regulatory and policy environments that shape international commerce. This combination prepares graduates to work in settings where economic analysis and management decision-making intersect, particularly for organizations with operations or interests in multiple countries. Career paths associated with international economics and management include roles in multinational corporations, banking and finance, consulting, international organizations, and trade-related government or policy bodies. Graduates may also continue into postgraduate study in economics, finance, or management. Milano's position as a center of Italian and European business activity provides a relevant setting for this program. Taught in English, the degree is designed for an international student body seeking training that bridges economic theory and management practice with a global perspective on trade and business.