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The approach of the program is to put together with the area of economics (business and political economy) the study of the principles of law and quantitative disciplines, with in-depth study in the field of finance (corporate finance, private equity, valuation and pricing, bank economics, derivatives, and financial markets).

Apart from lectures, students take part in simulations, projects, group work and role plays. Experts from the world of finance will hold sessions that give students the opportunity to see where they stand and help them orient themselves toward the right path for their future.

BSc in Finance is the approach to put together the area of economics (business and political economy), the study of the principles of law and quantitative disciplines, and the in-depth study in the field of finance (corporate finance, private equity, valuation, and pricing, bank economics, derivatives, and financial markets).

The following requirements are based on the guidelines for admission published every year by the Italian Ministry for University and Research (MUR).

Complete High School studies and obtain your Secondary School Diploma before 30 August 2024

Hold a high school qualification conferred after a minimum of 12 years of previous global schooling and awarded on the basis of at least the last 2 years of attendance within the same national education system.

Qualifications obtained after 11 years of global schooling do not allow access to Italian universities unless you satisfy one of the following additional conditions:

You attended one year of university studies and took all the exams included in the relevant study plan. No transfer of credits can be requested for the university studies.

You can provide evidence that you attended a pre-school year (this usually applies to some Latin American countries). This can be taken into consideration only if attendance was compulsory, and its syllabus included the development of reading and writing skills in the local language.

You successfully completed a Foundation Course from an Italian University. Foundations courses from non-Italian universities are not automatically accepted and their suitability as diploma integration will be evaluated case by case.

English Language Proficiency Requirements

The Bachelor in Finance requires a strong background in quantitative subjects and a good standing in your overall scholastic records.

Priority consideration for admission into the program will be given to candidates whose high school transcripts reflect a GPA of 75% or above at the time of applying. This translates, for example, into CCC for A-levels or 31 points for the IB Diploma curriculum (see the IB undergraduate admission policy).

If you wish to strengthen your application, you can submit the scores of a standardized test such as the SAT or the ACT. This is particularly recommended if you have insufficient grades in quantitative subjects (or no quantitative subjects at all). Please note that SAT/ACT Superstores will not be considered: if you attended the test several times, only the highest overall test scores will be considered.

Step 1. Click on the button “Apply Now / Access the Online Application Portal” to start a new application

Step 2. Create your account and sign up on the Online Application Portal

Step 3. Complete your application on the Online Application Portal

Step 5. Review your application and pay the application fee (€75, non-refundable)

Step 7. Check your feedback on the Online Application Portal

Post-admission steps are the same for all programs (except Medicine and surgery).

Confirm your place: pay the first installment of the tuition fees

Prepare your academic documents for enrollment in a 2-year graduate program

NON-EU citizens only - Submit a pre-enrolment request on UniversItaly and apply for a visa

Admissions Option 2

Several scholarship options are available. Please check the university website for more information.

Scholarships and Funding Option 2

Foreign English (French, Spanish, or German)

Reporting and Financial Statement Analysis

Statistical Methods for Finance and Insurance

Curriculum

: Degree in Economics of Markets and Financial Intermediaries

Program Outcome

The Tuition fee for EU residents is €6,360 per year

The Tuition fee for non-EU residents is €8,500 per year

Program Tuition Fees Option 2

By undertaking their initial work placements or internships, graduates will gain the knowledge to move confidently into the national or international finance community. Possible careers: manager in a banking institution (banks, asset management companies, private equity companies); financial officer in industrial or commercial companies; financial analyst; financial advisor in a law firm.

Career Opportunities

Master

Economic Studies

Finance

Università Cattolica students and alumni feel fortunate to be part of the largest private university in Europe, characterised by a strong commitment to providing dedicated services to students and by its recognised academic quality.Studying at Cattolica means studying in an international context, with more than 160 different nationalities across our four campuses, but Italian at heart.

BSc in Finance

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