The Master's Degree in Economic Analysis of International Institutions is equivalent to those achievable, in the LM 56 class, at Faculties or Schools of Economics. The study plan is characterized by advanced teachings of international economics and by others dedicated to the comparison between the economic institutions of different countries, as well as to the economic policies of international organizations, especially European. Large space is granted to forms of interdisciplinary teaching experimentation that provide for the joint teaching of subjects belonging to different scientific disciplinary sectors.

The Master's Degree in Economic Analysis of International Institutions is equivalent to those achievable, in the LM 56 class, at the Faculty of Economics. The study plan is characterized by advanced courses of international economics and by other teaching dedicated to the comparison between the economic institutions of different countries, as well as to the economic policies of international organizations, especially European ones. Large space is granted to forms of interdisciplinary teaching experimentation that provide for the joint teaching of subjects belonging to different scientific disciplinary sectors. The course of study offers a solid basic preparation in both macroeconomic and microeconomic, advanced knowledge of international economics and other specialized economic disciplines, complemented by complementary legal knowledge, statistical, econometric and IT tools. The course of study trains economists, especially international, able to combine theoretical knowledge with institutional ones for the analysis and understanding of the dynamics of industrial and emerging economies.