Bachelor in Economics and Management

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Siena

Program Overview

The Banking & Finance program at the University of Siena is designed for students who want to understand how banks, financial markets, and modern digital finance actually work. It’s a great fit if you’re curious about global finance, investments, and how money moves in today’s economy.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1: You start with the basics like business, economics, mathematics, statistics, public law, and economic history, along with English and computer skills to build a strong foundation.

Year 2: You move into more applied subjects such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, financial mathematics, accounting, and econometrics, helping you understand how financial systems work in real life.

Year 3: You focus on advanced finance topics like banking law, financial markets, risk management, and monetary economics, along with electives and a final dissertation to bring everything together.

Focus Areas

Banking, financial markets, risk management, fintech, and financial decision-making.

Learning Outcomes

You’ll graduate with the ability to understand financial systems, analyse markets, manage risk, and make informed financial decisions in real-world scenarios.

Professional Alignment

The program follows official Italian economics and management degree standards, making it globally relevant and widely recognised.

Reputation (Employability)

Graduates go on to roles in banks, financial firms, consulting, and international organisations, or continue into specialised master’s degrees in finance and economics.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

At the University of Siena, learning goes beyond textbooks — students actively apply financial theory through real-world cases, simulations, and analytical tools used in banking and finance. You’ll develop practical skills through coursework that reflects how financial institutions actually operate.

Case-based learning in banking, financial markets, and risk analysis
Use of quantitative and statistical tools for financial decision-making
Group projects focused on real economic and banking scenarios
Exposure to financial modelling and econometrics applications
Access to university resources supporting economics and finance studies
Final-year dissertation with independent research in a chosen finance topic

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates of Banking & Finance from the University of Siena are well-prepared to step into the financial world, whether in banking, investment, or corporate finance roles. Many students begin their careers in entry-level finance positions or continue into specialised master’s programmes to deepen their expertise.

Typical roles include: Financial Analyst, Banking Associate, Risk Analyst, Credit Analyst.

Career support through university guidance and academic services
Strong foundation for roles in banks, financial institutions, and consulting firms
International recognition supporting opportunities across Europe and beyond
Pathway to advanced studies in Finance, Economics, or Banking
Graduates progress into both corporate and academic finance careers

Further Academic Progression:
Students can continue into Master’s degrees in Finance, Economics, Banking, or related quantitative fields at Siena or other international universities.

Country Requirements

No fixed IB cutoff; a passed IB Diploma (around 28–32 points) is generally sufficient. Admission is open-access, based on eligibility and a good background in Mathematics (preferably Economics/Business), not ranking.
No fixed cutoff; CBSE students with a Class 12 pass (around 75–85%) and a good background in Mathematics (preferably Economics/Business) are generally eligible, as admission is open-access and not rank-based.
No fixed cutoff; A Level students with a pass in 3 A Levels (around ABB–CCC) and a good background in Mathematics (preferably Economics/Business) are generally eligible, as admission is open-access and not rank-based.
No fixed cutoff; US students with a high school diploma (around 2.5–3.0 GPA or equivalent 75–85%) and a strong background in Mathematics (preferably Economics/Business) are generally eligible, as admission is open-access and not rank-based.