To profitably attendthe 2nd cycle degree programme in Economics and Economic Policy,students must hold appropriate knowledge of economics and quantitative methods.
Admission is subjectto the following curricular requirements:
1. A 1stcycle degree in one of the following classes, or other suitable qualificationobtained abroad:
ex Italian Ministerial Decree no. 270:
L-33 EconomicSciences
L-18 Economicand Business Management Sciences
L-36 PoliticalSciences and International Relations
L-41 Statistics
L-8 ComputerEngineering
L-9 IndustrialEngineering
L-30 PhysicalSciences and Technologies
L-31 ComputerSciences and Technologies
L-35Mathematical Sciences
ex. ItalianMinisterial Decree no. 509/99:
class 28(Economic Sciences)
class 17(Economic and Business Management Sciences) class 15 (Political Sciences andInternational Relations) class 37 (Statistical Sciences)
class 9(Information Engineering) class 10 (Industrial Engineering) class 25 (PhysicalSciences and Technologies)
class 26(Computer Sciences and Technologies) class 32 (Mathematical Sciences)
Previousfour-year degree programme system:
Degree inEconomic Policy, Economics and Trade, Business Economics and equivalent and
2. Credits inthe following fields:
economics (atleast 16 CFU)
mathematics andstatistics (at least 16 CFU)
economics andbusiness (at least 8 CFU)
For applicants failing to fulfil the requirements as in 1)and/or 2), the Admission Board willevaluate candidates' skills and competencies through an accurate examination oftheir curriculum.
1.2 Assessmentof knowledge and language skills
To be admitted applicants are required to hold an adequateproficiency of the English language (B1 level of the Common European Frameworkof Reference). To be admitted to HealthEconomics & Management applicants are required to hold an adequateproficiency of the English language (B2 level of the Common European Frameworkof Reference).
This proficiency must be proved by a language certificate or by aself-declaration.
Whethercandidates do not hold the necessary skills and competencies required to enrol,the Admission Board will not admit them to the assessment of their personal competenciesand skills.1.3 Assessment of personal competencies and skills
In addition to the above mentionedrequirements (degree, credits and English proficiency), the admission isconditional on the assessment of the personal qualification by the AdmissionBoard according to the following criteria:
· Academic merit (it refers to the duration and quality of degree course attended, to thefinal graduation score obtained, as well as to any additional Englishcompetence above the minimum levelrequired in point 5): max 70 points;
· Coherence between the academic curriculum and the learning objectives of the Masterin Health Economics & Management: max 20 points;
· Motivation (quality of the motivation letter and of any eventual presentation letter):max 10 points.
Only students who reach a minimum of60/100 points will be considered as holding a sufficient personalqualification.
Candidates who do not hold the requirements as specified in points1, 2 e 4 but who do reach a minimum of 60/100 in the assessment of the personal qualification will be invited by the Admissions Board for atest/interview, as described in the admissions notice, to verify if they haveacquired the basic knowledge required for admission to the 2nd cycle degreeprogramme in any other manner. Candidates will be called to the test/interviewby e-mail by the Chairman of the Admissions Board after the assessment ofpersonal competencies and skills.
