Master of Science in Economics

Summary

Duration: 24 months
Location: Pisa
Language: English
Applications will be considered from December 20th, 2022 to June30th, 2023
Starting Academic Year 2023/24: September 2023
1st term lectures: September 2023/December 2023
2nd term lectures: February 2024/ May 2024
1st term examinations: December 2023/February 2024
2nd term examinations: May 2024/July 2024
Expected class size: 40 students
International students fees and grants: The Enrollment Center of University of Pisa

(Laurea Magistrale in Economics)

The Department of Economics and Management of University of Pisa and the Laboratory of Economics and Management of Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies have developed a challenging two-year Master of Science Program in Economics.

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The Master Program provides students with an advanced training in economics supported by the complementary quantitative and statistical tools. The central aim of the program is to enhance the abilities of students of analyzing economic phenomena at different levels: firm, industry, national and international. This range of skills represents the ideal foundation for the development of professionals able to interpret the fast-changing economic environments of the 21st century.

This two-year degree is designed for students aiming at knowledge intensive careers in dynamic firms, banks and corporations, consultancies and public organizations. It offers a solid foundation for those willing to pursue an academic career in the field of economics or other professional activities characterized by a strong research content.

MSE offers three curricula: General Economics, Official Statistics and Quantitative Finance.

Official Statistics has been recently awarded by the European Commission with the label EMOS (European Master in Official Statistics).

Full information on the program and on the curricula can be found here.

The Faculty of the program has attained an outstanding international reputation for research excellence in many areas of economics. The Master degree (Laurea Magistrale) is jointly awarded by University of Pisa and Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies.

The admission to the Master is subject to an assessment of the curriculum provided by applicants. For detailed information see here.

MSE programs aims to intensify the presence of foreign students in our Department and stimulate our students to live, study and work in an international context. We provide services and advice to international students.