Study location	Italy, Siena, Piazza San Francesco, 7/8 - 53100 - email: didattica.sem@unisi.it
Academic field	Economics (JACS L100)
Type	Bachelor's Degree, full-time
Nominal duration	3 years
Study language	Italian
Awards	BA (L-33 Bachelor's Degree in Economics)

Tuition fee	The tuition fee is calculated according to the country of origin and ranges from a minimum of € 756 to a maximum of € 2406 (per year). You can calculate the amount to be paid per year at this link.
Application fee	€40 per program You will receive an e-mail with the payment instructions.

Entry qualification

High school / secondary education (or higher) The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. Procedures at the Italian Diplomatic Representatives Non-EU citizens Non-EU citizens are invited to contact the Italian Diplomatic Representation of their countries as soon as possible in order to obtain all the required documents for the pre-enrollment at the University of Siena and for information regarding the VISA process. EU citizens – Non EU citizens with regular permit to stay – Italians with degrees obtained abroad They must contact the appropriate Italian Diplomatic Representation in order to obtain all the documents required for enrollment in the University of Siena.

Territory requirements	Applications are accepted from the following territories (based on citizenship): World.

Language requirements

English Italian English knowledge The University of Siena requires all students to pass an English language exam, B1 level, which is also important for those wishing to participate in Erasmus exchange programs at English-speaking universities. This eligibility must be demonstrated by a qualifying examination administered by the Language Center. For further information click here Knowledge of the Italian language The Italian language proficiency test is mandatory for all non-EU candidates residing abroad who enroll in a course taught in Italian and who do not have a language certification that allows exemption from the test. For more information on certifications and on the test click here

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Overview

The course adopts an integrated approach to the study of banking and insurance brokerage and financial markets, offering a solid education also in the disciplines of the economic and statistical-quantitative areas. The following are the curricula taught in Italian:

Banking and Finance Curriculum
Graduates will be able to work in the offices of research bodies and research bodies, in the field of corporate social and environmental responsibility management; in the field of management and control in public administration and private companies; in the field of personnel management and work organization; in the field of project evaluation and development.

Economic Curriculum
Graduates in this curriculum acquire skills and tools that are particularly appreciated in the labor market: a rigorous general preparation in economics, flexibility and the ability to tackle complex problems in an innovative way, adequate knowledge for quantitative analysis.

Statistical-Quantitative Curriculum
The Statistical-Quantitative curriculum aims to train a professional who is able to collect, analyze and interpret data (economic, corporate, financial, social, medical, environmental, demographic) to facilitate the understanding of reality and provide objective tools that help the decision-making process of the institution in which it operates.

Program structure

The three-year degree course in Economic and Banking has three curricula taught in Italian:
- Banking and Finance;
- Economics;
- Statistical-Quantitative.

Class MIUR: L-33 Bachelor’s Degree in Economics
Duration: 3 years
Credits: 180

Career opportunities

Banking and Finance Curriculum
In addition to finding employment in traditional sectors of financial intermediation, such as banks and insurance companies (front and back office, administrative staff, sales staff, consultants), graduates will be able to work in the offices of research institutes and bodies, in the field of corporate social and environmental responsibility management; in the field of management and control in public administration and private companies; in the field of personnel management and work organization; in the field of project evaluation and development.

Economics Curriculum
Graduates of the Economics curriculum will be able to occupy positions of responsibility in research and analysis functions, in consulting or in the managerial structure of companies and financial institutions, public bodies and international organizations. In particular, they can be inserted: in the study offices of national and international research organizations and bodies; in banks, financial intermediaries, insurance companies; in public administration services; in business consulting companies.

Statistical-Quantitative Curriculum
The employment opportunities are many and range from the marketing and sales area to IT systems and quality control. In particular, the graduate of the Statistical-Quantitative curriculum will have the skills to be included in national and international statistical offices, in companies, banks, financial intermediaries and insurance companies, in the services of public administrations, in research institutes, in business and professional consulting firms .