Bachelor in Management and Economics

Tuition is 3,505 USD per year.

Management and Economics is a bachelor's degree taught in English at Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, in Bologna, Italy, running three years for students entering directly from secondary school. This field combines the study of economics, which examines how individuals, firms, and markets allocate resources and how prices, production, and trade function at both the micro and macro level, with management, which focuses on how organizations are structured, led, and run. Typical foundational subjects include microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, mathematics for economics, financial accounting, and an introduction to business organization, with later coursework extending into marketing, finance, operations, human resources, and strategy. Students learn to analyze markets and economic data alongside the practical decisions managers face, such as how to price products, allocate budgets, structure teams, and plan for growth or competition. Many programs in this area also introduce quantitative methods and basic econometrics, giving graduates the analytical tools to interpret business and economic data rather than relying only on qualitative judgment. Because management and economics sit at the foundation of most business-related careers, graduates commonly move into roles in corporate management, financial and business analysis, marketing, consulting, banking, and entry-level positions across multinational companies and public institutions, while others continue directly into a master's degree in economics, management, finance, or a related specialization. Bologna, home to Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, is one of Italy's long-established university cities, and delivering this bachelor's program in English is intended to make an economics and management education accessible to an international student body from the first year of study.