EF provides comprehensive training in various sub-sectors of finance and economics, offering valuable theoretical and analytical skills that are highly sought after by industry players.

With the enquiry-based educational model, students will take an active role in the classroom with case studies, project works with institutions, simulations and interactions with top academics and professionals.

The Programme is divided into four streams:

• Finance
• Applied Economics
• RoME: An exceptional pathway designed for those interested in advanced economic methodologies and research.

Study Plan:

I year:

• Financial economics (8 ects)
• Mathematical Methods for Economics (8 ects)
• Blockchain technology and fintech (4 ects)
• Probability (6 ects)
• Financial Markets Regulation (6 ects)
• Econometric Theory (8 ects)
• Asset Management (8 ects)
• Advanced Corporate Finance (8 ects)
• Ethical standards and practices in finance (2 ects)

II year:

• Sustainable finance (6 ects)
• International finance (6 ects)
• Machine learning (6 ects)
• 1 Key Course (6 ects)
• 1 Elective Course (6 ects)

Job opportunities:

Graduates in these Master degree courses will be able to perform functions of high responsibility in the economic and financial system, in investment, commercial and central banks, in asset management companies, in financial institutions, international organizations and supervisory authorities, in the finance area, and the management of multinational companies.

Graduates in Economics and Finance can also play the role of freelance in the economic-financial area at the highest levels of competence. For the purposes indicated, are provided training internships at national and international financial institutions, consulting firms, public bodies, and regulatory and supervisory authorities. Graduates will be able to carry out professional activities mainly involved in economic analysis functions and regulatory aspects, as specialists in financial systems.

International Opportunities

Student Mobility Office: The Luiss Student Exchange Office promotes student exchanges within the Erasmus Program, as well as through bilateral exchange agreements with non-European universities.