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Study plan of the Master in Economics (ME) - new programme (from a.y. 2019-2020)
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Study plan of the Master in Economics (ME)
The study plan (also study programme or study curriculum) of the Master includes information on the structure of the programme.
Please be informed that the Master in Economics is an evolution of the former Master in Economic Policy. Students enrolled before the academic year 2019/20 can refer to this page.
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Study Plan 2021-2023
The programme is taught entirely in English and has a strong international orientation.
The first year offers all the core courses together with some specialized courses. The second-year offers a variety of elective courses, and the possibility of doing an internship (either at a private, or a research institution). Together with the final master thesis (which is written in the last semester), the students will have received the necessary training to undertake an independent analysis of many economics problems.
The standard duration of the Master in Economics is 3 semesters (leading to 90 credits). However, students who wish to amplify their training, have the option of earning additional 30 credits in the form of electives, to be taken either at USI, or our international and national partner universities (leading to a master degree with 120 credits).
The students have the choice between two minors: a minor in Public Policy, which provides in-depth knowledge in industrial organization, health economics and development, and a minor in Data Science, which teaches students informatics skills, and familiarizes them with coding in different programming languages.
Master programme 90 ECTS
1st Semester
ECTS
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Minor in Public Policy
3 3 or
Minor in Data Science
3 6 2nd Semester
6
6
3 3 Minor in Public Policy
3 3 3 or
Minor in Data Science
3 6 3rd Semester
Internship or Electives*
12 Thesis
18 *Suggested Electives:
- Analytical Thinking
- Investments
- Corporate Finance
- Programming in Finance and Economics I (Minor in Public Policy)
- Industrial Organization I (Minor in Data Science)
- Industrial Organization II (Minor in Data Science)
- Energy and Climate Policy for Sustainable Development3
6
6
3
3
3Slight changes in the programme may occur.
Master Programme 120 ECTS
Students who wish to amplify their training, have the option of earning an additional 30 credits in the form of electives.
Course
ECTS
3
3
3 3
3
3
6
Population Aging and Sustainability of the Welfare State (Minor Data Science)
3
Pension Economics and Finance (Minor Data Science)
3
International Trade Law and Sustainable Development (Minor in Data Science)
3
Managerial Economics II (Minor Data Science)
3
Globalization, development and migration (Minor Data Science)
3
Programming in Finance and Economics II (Minor Public Policy)
3
Databases (Minor Public Policy)
6
Text Analysis and Spatial Data for Economists (Minor Public Policy)
6
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Study Plan 2020-2022
The programme is taught entirely in English and has a strong international orientation.
The first year offers all the core courses together with some specialized courses. The second-year offers a variety of elective courses, and the possibility of doing an internship (either at a private, or a research institution). Together with the final master thesis (which is written in the last semester), the students will have received the necessary training to undertake an independent analysis of many economics problems.
The standard duration of the Master in Economics is 3 semesters (leading to 90 credits). However, students who wish to amplify their training, have the option of earning additional 30 credits in the form of electives, to be taken either at USI, or our international and national partner universities (leading to a master degree with 120 credits).
The students have the choice between two minors: a minor in Public Policy, which provides in-depth knowledge in industrial organization, health economics and development, and a minor in Data Science, which teaches students informatics skills, and familiarizes them with coding in different programming languages.
Master programme 90 ECTS
1st Semester
ECTS
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Minor in Public Policy
3 or
Minor in Data Science
3 2nd Semester
3
6
6
Minor in Public Policy
3 3 Public Policy Analysis 3
3 3 or
Minor in Data Science
3 6 6 3rd Semester
Internship or Electives*
12 Thesis
18 *Suggested Electives:
- Analytical Thinking
- Investments
- Corporate Finance
- Programming in Finance and Economics I (Minor in Public Policy)
- Industrial Organization II (Minor in Data Science)
- Energy and Climate Policy for Sustainable Development3
6
6
3
3
3Slight changes in the programme may occur.
Master Programme 120 ECTS
Students who wish to amplify their training, have the option of earning an additional 30 credits in the form of electives.
Course
ECTS
3
3
3 International Trade Law and Sustainable Development
3
Corporate Social Responsibility and Socially Responsible Investments
3
E-government
3
6
Population Aging and Sustainability of the Welfare State (Minor Data Science)
3
Pension Economics and Finance (Minor Data Science)
3
Public Policy Analysis (Minor Data Science)
3
Managerial Economics II (Minor Data Science)
3
Globalization, development and migration (Minor Data Science)
3
Programming II (Minor Public Policy)
3
Databases (Minor Public Policy)
6
Text Analysis and Spatial Data for Economists (Minor Public Policy)
6
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Study plan 2019-2021
The programme is taught entirely in English and has a strong international orientation.
The first year offers all the core courses together with some specialized courses. The second-year offers a variety of elective courses, and the possibility of doing an internship (either at a private, or a research institution). Together with the final master thesis (which is written in the last semester), the students will have received the necessary training to undertake an independent analysis of many economics problems.
The standard duration of the Master in Economics is 3 semesters (leading to 90 credits). However, students who wish to amplify their training, have the option of earning additional 30 credits in the form of electives, to be taken either at USI, or our international and national partner universities (leading to a master degree with 120 credits).
The students have the choice between two minors: a minor in Public Policy, which provides in-depth knowledge in industrial organization, health economics and development, and a minor in Data Science, which teaches students informatics skills, and familiarizes them with coding in different programming languages.
Master programme 90 ECTS
1st Semester
ECTS
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Minor in Public Policy*
3 or
Minor in Data Science
3 2nd Semester
3
6
6
Minor in Public Policy*
Introduction to Institutions and Economics of Pension and Aging
3 3 Public Policy Analysis 3
3 3 or
Minor in Data Science
3 6 6 3rd Semester
Internship or Electives**
12 Thesis
18 **Suggested Electives:
- Economics of Well-Being
- Analytical Thinking
- Investments
- Corporate Finance
- Programming I (Minor in Public Policy)
- Industrial Organization II (Minor in Data Science)3
3
6
6
3
3* corresponds to the former Master in Economic Policy
Slight changes in the programme may occur.
Master Programme 120 ECTS
Students who wish to amplify their training, have the option of earning additional 30 credits in the form of electives.
Course
ECTS
3
3
3
Tackling World Challenges
6
3
6
Introduction to Institutions and Economics of Pension and Aging (Minor Data Science)
3
Pension Economics and Finance (Minor Data Science)
3
Public Policy Analysis (Minor Data Science)
3
Managerial Economics II (Minor Data Science)
3
Globalization, development and migration (Minor Data Science)
3
Programming II (Minor Public Policy)
3
Databases (Minor Public Policy)
6
Text Analysis and Spatial Data for Economists (Minor Public Policy)
6
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